Origin Certification Sample Clauses

Origin Certification. 1. The Certificate of Origin is the document that certifies that the goods fulfill the origin requirements as set out in this Chapter, so that they can benefit from the preferential tariff treatment as foreseen in this Agreement. The said Certificate of Origin is valid for one single importing operation concerning one or more goods and its original version shall be included in the documentation to be submitted to the Customs Authorities of the importing Signatory Party.
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Origin Certification. 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, the Parties shall establish a single form of certificate of origin, which shall enter into force on the same day as this Agreement and may be modified as many time as deemed necessary by mutual consent.
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Origin Certification. 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, the Parties shall establish a single format of certificate of origin, which shall enter into force on the same day as this Agreement and may be modified by mutual consent. 2. The certificate of origin established in paragraph 1 shall be used to certify that a good being exported from the territory of a Party into the territory of the other Party qualifies as originating. 3. The certifying authority of each Party shall require its exporters or producers to complete, sign and date a certificate of origin for each export of goods for which an importer of the other Party may claim preferential tariff treatment. 4. The exporter or producer completing, signing, and dating a certificate of origin will do so through an affidavit, committing to assume administrative, civil or criminal liability whenever the exporter includes false or incorrect information in the certificate of origin. 5. The certifying authority of each Party shall certify that the certificate of origin completed, signed and dated by the exporter or producer of the good is correct based on the information provided by such exporter or producer, who shall be responsible for the accuracy and validity of the information, and shall verify that the exporter or producer is indeed located in that Party. 6. Each Party shall require the certificate of origin to be sealed, signed and dated by the certifying authority of the exporting Party with respect to the exportation of a good for which the importer may claim preferential tariff treatment. The certificate of origin shall contain a serial number allowing its identification, which will be managed by the certifying authority. 7. The certifying authority of the exporting Party shall: (a) elaborate and implement the administrative procedures for certifying the certificates of origin that its producer or exporter completes, signs and dates; (b) provide, if requested by the competent authority of the importing Party, information about the origin of the imported goods claiming preferential tariff treatment; and (c) notify in writing, before this Agreement enters into force, the list of the names of the authorized persons and, where applicable, the list of bodies authorized to certify the certificate of origin, with the corresponding signatures and seals. Modifications to this list shall be notified immediately in writing to the other Parties and shall enter into force thirty (30) days after the date on which those Parties rece...
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Origin Certification. CPTPP Certifier: Is this a Blanket Certification?: --SELECT ONE-- --SELECT ONE-- Certifier's Details: Name: Address: Telephone: Email: Name: Address: Country: Telephone: Country: Email: Country: Description of Good(s): --SELECT ONE-- Origin Criterion: A - wholly obtained or produced entirely in the territory of one or more of the Parties as established in Article 3.3 (Wholly Obtained or Produced Goods) and the good satisfies all other applicable requirements of this Chapter. B - produced entirely in the territory of one or more of the Parties, exclusively from originating materialsand the good satisfies all other applicable requirements of this Chapter.
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Origin Certification. 14. Declaration by: The producer The exporter (if not the producer) I certify that: The information on this document is true and accurate and I assume the responsibility for proving such representations. I understand that I am liable for any false statements or material omissions made or in connection with this document; I agree to maintain, and present upon request, documentation necessary to support this Certificate, and to inform, in writing, all persons to whom the Certificate was given of any changes that would affect the accuracy or validity of this Certificate; Date: Stamp and Signature 15. Certification by the Issuing Authority: ____________________________________________ Name of the Issuing Authority We hereby certify the authenticity of this certificate and that it was issued in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement. Date: Stamp and Signature
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Origin Certification. Is this a Blanket Certification?: --SELECT ONE-- Name: Address: Country: Telephone: Country: Email: Country: --SELECT ONE-- Origin Criterion:
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Origin Certification. The USMCA streamlines the origin certification process under the status quo NAFTA, reducing anachronistic requirements such as original signatures and prescribed formats for certificates – hopefully providing greater flexibility for importers and exporters, reducing the administrative cost of compliance, and speeding up transportation/release of goods. There are three important changes to the filing process for certificates of origin:  No prescribed format is required, unlike the NAFTA which requires the use of definitive information and formatting in a required Certificate of Origin;  Electronic signatures and electronic submissions are permitted; and  Importers may certify origin, unlike the NAFTA where only producers and/or exporters can complete a certificate of origin. Under NAFTA, parties were required to use a prescribed Certificate of Origin form (completed by the exporter). Under the USMCA, parties "need not follow a prescribed format". A certificate may be provided on an invoice or "any other document" that has – amongst other requirements – information to specify that the goods are originating and describe the goods in sufficient enough detail to allow for identification. USMCA certification of origin may be signed by an exporter, producer or importer and may be completed and submitted electronically with a digital signature.
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