CN-383-E HVI Check Test Program - International Order form

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FORM APPROVED – OMB NO. 0581-0008

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE
COTTON & TOBACCO PROGRAM
DATE

ORDER #
DO NOT WRITE IN THIS SPACE

Standardization & Engineering Division
3275 Appling Road
Memphis, TN 38133
Telephone: (901) 384-3030
Fax: (901) 384-3039
E-Mail: [email protected]

AMOUNT

PAID BY CHECK NO.

DATE

RECEIVED BY

HVI Check Test Program - International Order Form
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ITEM

DESCRIPTION

UNIT PRICE

Complete Program

12 Months

$XXX.XX

Pro-rated Program

1 Month

$XXX.XX

First Year Participation

Shipping

Amount based on
destination

Type of HVI Instrument

DOLLAR
AMOUNT

QUANTITY
$

TOTALS

$

The cost of the program to new international participants is free the first year, (excluding shipping). After you
return this order form to us, we will notify you of the shipping charges.
The official cost of the program is $XXX.XX for the check test period of August through July . The
$XXX.XX must be paid in advance in U. S. dollars with the check drawn on a U. S. bank, payable to USDA
AMS Cotton and Tobacco Program . If participation starts after August, the cost will be pro-rated at $XX.XX
per month. Payment can also be made by credit card. Letters of credit are not accepted.

CHECK

VISA

MC

ACCT NO.

EXPIRES

SIGNATURE

SHIP TO (print or type)
CONTACT NAME

COMPANY NAME

STREET ADDRESS (necessary)
POSTAL BOX

CITY

PHONE

STATE, COUNTRY AND ZIP CODE

E-MAIL ADDRESS

FAX

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