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The Advised Letter of Credit serves as a crucial document in international trade finance, particularly within Hong Kong's sophisticated banking system. It is used when a bank (the advising bank) receives a letter of credit from an issuing bank and verifies its authenticity before notifying the beneficiary. The document provides essential details including the credit amount, expiry date, required documents, and shipping terms, while operating under Hong Kong's legal framework and international banking practices. The Advised Letter of Credit is particularly important for businesses engaged in cross-border trade, offering security and assurance to exporters while facilitating smooth international commerce.

1. Letter Head: Advising bank's letterhead, including bank's name, address, and contact details

2. Reference Information: LC number, date, and any other reference numbers

3. Recipient Details: Beneficiary's name and address

4. LC Advice Introduction: Statement confirming the receipt and authenticity of the LC from the issuing bank

5. Issuing Bank Details: Name and address of the issuing bank

6. LC Key Terms: Amount, currency, expiry date, and place of expiry

7. Applicant Details: Name and address of the LC applicant

8. Beneficiary Details: Complete details of the beneficiary

9. Available With/By: Terms of availability and method of payment

10. Document Requirements: List of required documents and their specifications

11. Goods/Services Description: Description of the underlying transaction

12. Special Conditions: Any additional terms, conditions, or instructions

13. Bank Disclaimer: Standard advised LC disclaimer and limitation of liability

14. Authentication: Authorized signatures and authentication details