Trade Documentation – Request a Quote

Request a quotation from Blueberry for import-export letter-of-credit documentation assistance or import-export loan documentation support. Share a brief, non-confidential outline so we can understand the transaction and confirm whether the requested work is within scope.

Choose the documentation service

LC documentation: letter-of-credit checklist coordination, document organisation and consistency review based on the issued LC and transaction documents.
Import-export loan documentation: organisation of business, financial and trade records against a lender's stated document checklist.

Information to include in your enquiry

Your business name and general business activity
Whether you are an importer, exporter or both
Origin and destination countries
For LC support: LC type, issuing bank country, shipment status and approximate document count
For loan-documentation support: finance purpose, approximate funding range and whether a lender checklist is available
Your preferred completion timeline and contact details

How the quotation process works

Send a non-sensitive summary using the email link below.
Blueberry reviews the enquiry and confirms service availability, scope, exclusions and any information required.
Blueberry provides a written quotation. Work begins only after the scope and fee are agreed.

Email Blueberry to request a quotation

Privacy and service boundaries

Do not email passports, bank statements, account numbers, bank credentials, passwords, OTPs, confidential LC copies or other sensitive records in your first enquiry. Wait for Blueberry to confirm the secure channel and the specific documents required.

Blueberry provides documentation assistance and enquiry coordination. It is not a bank, NBFC, direct lender, customs authority, freight carrier, law firm or statutory certifier. It does not issue or confirm letters of credit, approve or disburse loans, guarantee bank acceptance, credit sanction, rates, limits, processing times or commercial outcomes. The responsible bank, regulated lender and competent authorities make their own decisions.