This DHL commercial invoice template describes goods being shipped internationally. It uses the complete English blank form linked from DHL’s commercial-invoice guide. It is separate from a DHL service-charge invoice and does not show that freight, duty or the goods have been paid.
EDITOR
Edit your receipt below, then download the same clean layout as PDF or PNG. Enter amounts and totals manually.
The five-row table separates description, HS code, origin, quantity, unit, value and net weight. The example has five USD100.00 goods lines, five packages and a six-kilogram total shipment weight. Currency and payment-method wording are manual fields, not a conversion or payment control.
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Enter the invoice date, number, air waybill and all parties involved in the shipment. |
| 2 | Describe the goods and fill their classification, quantity, value and weight fields. Reconcile the package count and goods total. |
| 3 | Review the export details, comments and certification area before exporting the complete page. |
No. It is a commercial invoice describing exported goods. It does not confirm payment for goods, DHL transportation, customs duty or tax.
The selected English blank PDF is published in DHL’s Malaysia document assets and linked from its US guide. It has no preset currency; the fictional example uses USD.
No. The editor provides the printed entry fields. It does not classify goods, validate licences, determine requirements or clear a shipment.
Quantities, prices, row values, goods total, package count and weights are manual. Changing the currency-code wording does not convert the values.
Yes. The original blank form has no DHL logo, so the optional sender-logo area stays empty until you upload an image. The signature area accepts a separate user image; neither upload authenticates the document.