Where should "Gross Only", "Tare Only", or "Net Only" be entered on weigh master certificates with only one weight?

The correct choice, in this case, is to enter "Gross Only," "Tare Only," or "Net Only" in the unused weight spaces on the weigh master certificates. This practice is essential for clarity and proper documentation in weight verification.

When a weighmaster is issuing a certificate that only contains one weight measurement, it’s crucial to denote the type of weight being represented. Utilizing the unused weight spaces ensures that there is a clear association between the weight measurement provided and the classification of that weight, whether it is gross, tare, or net. This helps prevent confusion and promotes accuracy in record-keeping, which is vital in industries that rely on precise measurements for billing, shipping, and compliance with regulations.

Entering this information near the commodity, under the deputy signature area, or in any convenient space might lead to ambiguity or misinterpretation of the weight's designation. Keeping the information organized and in the designated spaces maintains the integrity of the document and ensures that it serves as a reliable record for both the issuer and the recipient.