Common use of Issuance of Certificate of Origin Clause in Contracts

Issuance of Certificate of Origin. 1. The producer or exporter of the goods or its authorised representative shall apply to an authorised body of the exporting Party for a Certificate of Origin in writing or by electronic means if applicable. 2. The Certificate of Origin shall be issued by the authorised body of the exporting Party to the producer or exporter of the goods or its authorised representative prior to or at the time of exportation whenever the goods to be exported can be considered originating in a Party within the meaning of this Chapter. 3. The Certificate of Origin shall cover the goods under one consignment. 4. Each Certificate of Origin shall bear a unique reference number separately given by the authorised body. 5. If all goods covered by the Certificate of Origin cannot be listed on one page, additional sheets, as set out in Annex 5 to this Agreement, shall be used. 6. The Certificate of Origin shall be done in hard copy and shall comprise one original and two copies. 7. One copy shall be retained by the authorised body of the exporting Party. The other copy shall be retained by the exporter. 8. Without prejudice to paragraph 4 of Article 4.16 of this Agreement, in exceptional cases, where a Certificate of Origin has not been issued prior to or at the time of exportation it may be issued retroactively and shall be marked “ISSUED RETROACTIVELY”. 9. The submitted original Certificate of Origin shall be retained by the customs authorities of the importing Party except in circumstances stipulated in its respective domestic laws and regulations.

Issuance of Certificate of Origin. 1. The producer or exporter of the goods or its authorised representative shall apply to an authorised body of the exporting Party for a Certificate of Origin in writing or by electronic means if applicable. 2. The Certificate of Origin shall be issued by the authorised body of the exporting Party to the producer or exporter of the goods or its authorised representative prior to or at the time of exportation whenever the goods to be exported can be considered originating in a Party within the meaning of this Chapter. 3. The Certificate of Origin shall cover the goods under one consignment. 4. Each Certificate of Origin shall bear a unique reference number separately given by the authorised body. 5. If all goods covered by the Certificate of Origin cannot be listed on one page, additional sheets, as set out in Annex 5 to this Agreement, shall be used. 6. The Certificate of Origin shall be done in hard copy and shall comprise one original and two copies. 7. One copy shall be retained by the authorised body of the exporting Party. The other copy shall be retained by the exporter. 8. Without prejudice to paragraph 4 of Article 4.16 of this Agreement, in exceptional cases, where a Certificate of Origin has not been issued prior to or at the time of exportation it may be issued retroactively and shall be marked “ISSUED RETROACTIVELY”. 9. The submitted original Certificate of Origin shall be retained by the customs authorities of the importing Party except in circumstances stipulated in its respective domestic laws and regulations.

Issuance of Certificate of Origin. 1. The producer or exporter of the goods or its authorised representative shall apply to an authorised body of the exporting Party for a Certificate of Origin in writing or by electronic means if applicable. 2. The Certificate of Origin shall be issued by the authorised body of the exporting Party to the producer or exporter of the goods or goodsor its authorised representative prior to or at the time of exportation whenever the goods to be exported can be considered originating in a ina Party within the meaning of this Chapter. 3. The Certificate of Origin shall cover the goods under one consignment. 4. Each Certificate of Origin shall bear a unique reference number separately given by the authorised body. 5. If all goods covered by the Certificate of Origin cannot be listed on one page, additional sheets, as set out in Annex 5 to this Agreement, shall be used. 6. The Certificate of Origin shall be done in hard copy and shall comprise one original and two copies. 7. One copy shall be retained by the authorised body of the exporting Party. The other copy shall be retained by the exporter. 8. Without prejudice to paragraph 4 of Article 4.16 of this Agreement, in exceptional cases, where a Certificate of Origin has not been issued prior to or at the time of exportation it may be issued retroactively and shall be marked “ISSUED RETROACTIVELY”. 9. The submitted original Certificate of Origin shall be retained by the customs authorities of the importing Party except in circumstances stipulated in its respective domestic laws and regulations.