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SMLM Tracking

SMLM Tracking refers to tracking containerized cargo shipped with SM Line, a global ocean carrier serving major trade lanes between South Korea, China, the United States, Canada, and other international ports. The code SMLM is the official SCAC (Standard Carrier Alpha Code) used to identify SM Line shipments in global logistics systems and tracking tools.

With SMLM Tracking, shippers, consignees, and freight forwarders can monitor containers in real time, see port events, and stay updated on vessel departures, arrivals, and transshipment movements across SM Line’s network.

How To Track Your SMLM Cargo on This Page

Tracking your SM Line containers via SMLM Tracking on TrackingVent is straightforward. You only need your shipment reference – no login or account required. Follow these steps:

1. Locate your SMLM Tracking reference, such as the SM Line B/L (Bill of Lading) number, booking number, or container number, from your shipping documents.
2. Scroll to the tracking box provided on this page for SMLM Container Tracking.
   
3. Enter your B/L, booking, or container number carefully in the field.
   
4. Click the tracking button to submit your query.
   
5. Wait a few seconds while the system connects to supported carrier databases and tools.
   
6. Review the live results, including current status, last port event, vessel location, and estimated arrival time.
   

These steps work whether you are checking SMLM Cargo Tracking for a single container or monitoring several shipments at once.

Understanding Common SMLM Tracking Statuses

When you use SMLM Tracking, you’ll see different tracking events that describe where your cargo is in the shipping journey. Typical statuses include:

• Booked / Received for Shipment – Your booking is confirmed with SM Line and the cargo is registered in the carrier’s system, though it may not be loaded yet.
  
• Loaded on Vessel – The container has been loaded on the SM Line vessel at the origin port.
  
• In Transit / At Sea – Your cargo is currently sailing between ports aboard an SM Line vessel.
  
• Transshipment / At Transshipment Port – The container is being transferred from one vessel to another at an intermediate hub.
  
• Discharged at Destination Port – The container has been unloaded from the vessel at the destination port and is awaiting customs clearance or further inland movement.
  
• Gate Out / Delivered – The container has left the terminal (gate out) or has been delivered to the final consignee, depending on the Incoterms and arrangement.
  
• Exception / On Hold / Delay – There is an issue such as port congestion, documentation problems, customs holds, or schedule changes that may delay the shipment.
  

Understanding these status messages helps you interpret SMLM Cargo Tracking updates and foresee any potential impact on your supply chain.

SMLM Customer Service Contact Details

If your online SMLM Tracking results leave you with questions, you can contact SM Line directly for clarification. Their head office in Seoul can assist with B/L issues, port events, and general shipment inquiries:

• SM Line (Head Office – Korea)
  
  • Phone: +82-2-3770-6999
    
  • Address: 78, Magokjungang 8-ro, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea (07803)
    

For customers based in North America, SM Line’s U.S. branch can also help with operational and customer service questions:

• SM Line Corporation – U.S.A Branch (Chandler, AZ)
  
  • Phone (Customer Service Main Line): +1 480-588-3200
    

Always keep your SMLM Tracking reference (B/L, booking, or container number) ready when calling so the team can quickly locate your shipment.

About SMLM Tracking and SM Line

SM Line is a global container shipping company that operates regular ocean services across major trade routes, especially between South Korea, China, the United States, and Canada. As a vessel-operating common carrier, SM Line uses the SCAC code SMLM in U.S.-bound and international logistics documentation. 

SM Line focuses on:

• Containerized ocean freight services on key trans-Pacific and regional routes
  
• Environmentally conscious and efficient vessel operations
  
• Providing reliable schedules and digital tools for cargo visibility
  

SMLM Tracking enables shippers and consignees to:

• Monitor container location and vessel movement in real time
  
• See port events such as loading, departure, arrival, transshipment, and discharge
  
• Track SM Line shipments via B/L, booking reference, or container numbers across multiple third-party platforms
  

For users of TrackingVent, this means you can use a single, easy interface to search SMLM Container Tracking information and check on your SM Line shipments without navigating multiple carrier sites.

What If My SMLM Cargo Is Delayed?

Delays in SMLM Tracking can occur due to port congestion, bad weather, vessel schedule changes, customs inspections, or transshipment complications. If your status has shown “Delay,” “On Hold,” or no movement for longer than expected, contact SM Line directly:

• Call +82-2-3770-6999 (head office) or +1 480-588-3200 (U.S. branch) with your B/L or container number for detailed updates.
  

The customer service team can check internal logs, port messages, and vessel updates to explain the cause of the delay and expected new timelines.

Can I Change The Delivery Address or Final Destination?

With ocean freight, changing the final delivery point or consignee details after booking can be complex and may involve additional costs or documentation. However, in many cases it is still possible, especially if the cargo has not yet been discharged or gated out.

If you need to adjust delivery-related details for a shipment under SMLM Tracking, contact SM Line as early as possible:

• Phone: +82-2-3770-6999 or +1 480-588-3200
  

Provide your B/L number, current destination, and the requested change. The carrier (often in coordination with your freight forwarder) will advise what is feasible and whether any extra fees or revised documents are required.

Understanding the SMLM Tracking Number Format

SM Line typically issues a B/L number that can be used for SMLM Tracking. According to several tracking tools, an SM Line B/L number often consists of the prefix “SMLM” followed by 8 to 12 alphanumeric characters. 

Examples of format rules:

• Full B/L pattern: SMLMXXXXXXXX (prefix + 8–12 characters)
  
• Some tools instruct you to discard the “SMLM” prefix and enter only the 8–12-character B/L body, while others accept the full code.
  

For best results when using SMLM Container Tracking:

• Copy the B/L or container number exactly as it appears in your documents.
  
• If a tool specifies “enter B/L without the SMLM prefix,” follow that instruction.
  
• Double-check for typing errors, missing digits, or swapped characters.
  

Correct number entry is essential to retrieve accurate and up-to-date cargo information.

Conclusion

SMLM Tracking gives shippers, consignees, and logistics teams clear visibility over SM Line container movements worldwide. By entering your B/L, booking, or container number into the tracking box on this page, you can see where your cargo is, which port it last passed through, and when it is expected to arrive. If something looks unusual—such as prolonged inactivity, exception messages, or unclear events—you can contact SM Line directly at +82-2-3770-6999 or +1 480-588-3200 with your shipment reference. Combining online SMLM Cargo Tracking with direct carrier support helps you plan better, respond faster to delays, and manage your ocean freight with far greater confidence.