Letter of credit refers to a letter issued by a bank to another bank to serve as a guarantee for payments made to a specified person under a specified condition. Registration with export promotion council and registration with ECGC required for obtaining export license.

Bill of entry gives an account of goods entered into a customs-house, detailing the merchants, quantity of goods, its types and place of origin and destination. The importers fills "bill of entry' form for the assessment of customs import duty.

Letter of Credit is an instrument issued by bank after request made by a foreign buyer that payment will be made to the exporter i.e. the beneficiary. It is useful where buyers and sellers do not know each other personally and are separated by distance. Hence, the document containing the guarantee of a bank to honour drafts drawn on it by an exporter is called as Letter of Credit.

Letter of credit is an instrument issued by bank after request made by a foreign buyer that payment will be made to the exporter i.e. the beneficiary. It is useful where buyers and sellers do not know each other personally and are separated by distance. Hence, it is not required for obtaining an export license.

Shipping bill is a form used by customs and excise authorities before goods can be exported to other countries. It includes details of the cargo in terms of the shippers name, the number of packages, port of destination, and name of vehicle carrying the cargo.

Indian EXIM policy is the policy designed by the government in order to regulate the import and export trade of the country. Hence, by EXIM policy we mean export-import policy.