1. What is the Russian Letter of Guarantee?
A. This is a guarantee letter prepared by the Russian consignee detailing all pertinent information regarding the shipment.
B. This is a guarantee that all cargo contained in the shipment will be delivered.
C. This is a letter prepared by the Russian consignee welcoming your shipment.

2. If the automobiles are new and being sent to another manufacturer:
A. only a manufacturer's 'Statement of Orgin' is required.
B. only a manufacturer's 'Statement of Orgin' is required. It must also be notarized.
C. only a notarized 'Statement of Orgin' is required.

3. Is a Guarantee Letter required by Rail and Truck??
A. No, by boat only.
B. No, by rail only.
C. By truck only. Rail deliveries "do not" require a Letter of Guarantee.

4. What is a TIR CARNET?
A. TIR Carnet is a transit document which allows your container to move freely from Kotka, Finland to a Russian-CIS destination.
B. TIR Carnet is a transit document which allows your container to be inspected when moving from Kotka, Finland to a Russian-CIS destination.
C. TIR Carnet is a method of shipping.

5. How do you avoid problems shipping to Russia?
A. Using any TCL Carrier
B. Shipping only on Mondays.
C. Using RCL Agencies.

6. Russian-CIS Customs WILL NOT accept
A. Cargo packed in styrofoam worms
B. multiple containers on one commercial invoice.
C. multiple containers on one pallet.

7. What is one of the Custom Regulations for Shipping Automobiles?
A. Ensure that three notarized copies of the title for each automobile are sent directly to the pier, preferably prior to the return of the container.
B. Return the container back to pier at least 8 weeks prior to sailing date of the intended vessel.
C. Ensure that the original title for each automobile is sent directly to the pier.