Which form is the Certificate of Clearance of Vessel from Last Port?

Which form is the Certificate of Clearance of Vessel from Last Port?

• A. C.36 - Certificate of Clearance of Vessel from Last Port
• B. C.2 - Report Inwards of Vessels
• C. C.3 - Parcels List
• D. C.1 - Attendance Request

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how vessel clearance is documented in the port-to-port process. The form used to certify that a vessel has been cleared by the last port and is allowed to depart is the Certificate of Clearance of Vessel from Last Port, identified by its code. This document is issued after the previous port’s checks are completed and confirms essential voyage details, such as the vessel’s identity, last port, next port, date of clearance, and any conditions. Its purpose is to show that all obligations from the prior port—like cargo declarations and regulatory requirements—have been satisfied so the vessel can proceed. Other forms handle different tasks: an inward report is used when entering a port, a parcels list covers cargo details, and an attendance request relates to administrative visits.