Concept:In international trade, the exporter sends a set of standard shipping and payment documents to the importer for clearance and payment.
Explanation:The bill of lading is issued to show ownership and shipment of the goods.
The commercial invoice itemizes the value and details of the transaction.
The insurance policy certifies that the goods are protected against loss or damage during transit.
The certificate of origin states the country in which the goods were manufactured.
The bill of exchange instructs the importer to pay a fixed sum to the exporter at a stated time.
The consular invoice is also sent to authenticate the shipment where required.
An indent is not correct here because it is an order placed by the importer before the goods are shipped.
A freight note is not sent by the exporter but by the shipping company.
Therefore, the correct list includes the bill of lading, invoice, insurance policy, consular invoice, certificate of origin, and bill of exchange.
Answer:Option A.