Choose the Right Dangerous Goods Declaration Form

Our blank dangerous goods documentation includes:

• IATA / ICAO Air Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods – compliant with international air transport regulations.
• Sea & Road Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods – suitable for IMDG (sea) and ADR (road) shipments.

Each form is supplied in packs of 100, 500 or 2,000 Sheets and can be printed on carbonated or plain paper ensuring all copies remain clear and legible during transport documentation checks.

Why You Need the Right DG Documentation?

The dangerous goods declaration form is a legal requirement for transporting hazardous materials. It verifies that the shipper has classified, packaged, and labelled goods according to international safety standards.

Using the correct declaration helps prevent customs delays, shipment rejections, or compliance penalties under IMDG, IATA, and ADR codes.

All HazStock forms are formatted to match official templates, ensuring they’re accepted by airlines, shipping lines, and freight forwarders worldwide.

Compliance and Features

Some materials require additional hazard identification outside of the standard class labels:

• Fully compliant with IMDG, IATA, ICAO and ADR regulations
• Clear layout for product, classification and emergency details
• Carbonated multi-copy paper (NCR) for easy duplication
• Suitable for manual or typewritten completion
• Accepted by freight agents, carriers, and customs authorities
• Available for Air, Sea, and Road transport modes

Contact our expert team if you are unsure of which form of documentation is suitable for your shipment.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Dangerous Goods Declaration Forms

Q1: What is a Dangerous Goods Declaration Form?

It’s a legal document confirming that hazardous goods are properly classified, packed, marked, and labelled before transport.

Q2: Which declaration do I need for air shipments?

Use the IATA Air Shipper’s Declaration for Dangerous Goods for all air freight under ICAO regulations.

Q3: Which declaration do I need for sea transport?

Use the Sea Shipper’s Declaration, compliant with the IMDG Code.

Q4: Are the forms suitable for ADR (road) transport?

Yes, the Sea & Road Declaration covers both IMDG (sea) and ADR (road) shipments.

Q5: Are these forms carbonated?

Yes, these forms are available on both carbonated and plain paper.