Difference between RT1/TT1 and RT2/TT2 document type

The service Notification Export Documentation has been rebuilt and is currently being rolled out to all users. The information in this article applies to both the old and the rebuilt service (Notification Export Documentation).

Via the service Notification Export Documentation, transit documents (T document) can be pre-notified. Use the correct document code so that the T document is or is not discharged or closed with Customs upon arrival at the terminal.

Use document type RT1 or RT2

When using these document types, the T document will be discharged or closed with Customs upon arrival at the terminal. The cargo can only depart from the terminal via the seaside.

Use document type TT1 or TT2

When using these document types, the T document will not be discharged or closed with Customs upon arrival at the terminal. The T document can be used to transport the cargo onwards.

In box 53 of the T document, you will find the office of destination (and country). Read the article Document types for Notification Export Documentation for the detailed guide to all different document types.

Combined cargo T1 and T2

This cargo contains one consignment of goods under both T1 and T2. These must be registered as T1 goods (code RT1 or TT1).

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