Declaration and Certification of Origin Sample Clauses
The Declaration and Certification of Origin clause requires a party to formally state and verify the country where goods were produced or manufactured. Typically, this involves providing a signed document or certificate that accompanies the shipment, confirming the origin of the products for customs or trade purposes. This clause is essential for ensuring compliance with trade agreements, determining applicable tariffs, and preventing fraud related to the misrepresentation of a product’s origin.
Declaration and Certification of Origin. On the date on which this Agreement comes into force, the Parties shall prepare a single form for the certificate of origin and a single form for the declaration of origin, which may be modified by mutual agreement.
Declaration and Certification of Origin. 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, the Parties shall agree on a single format for the certificate of origin and a single format for the declaration of origin, which shall be in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter. which may be issued in written or electronic form, shall enter into force together with this Agreement, and may be subsequently modified by the Administrative Commission.
2. The certificate of origin shall serve to certify that a good being exported from the territory of one Party to the territory of another Party qualifies as originating.
3. A certificate of origin shall be considered valid when it is drawn up in the format referred to in paragraph 1, and when it is completed and signed by the exporter of the good in the territory of a Party, in accordance with the provisions of this Chapter and with the provisions of its instructions for completion.
4. Each Party shall provide that its exporters shall complete and sign a certificate of origin in respect of the export of a good for which an importer may claim preferential tariff treatment, except as provided in Article 5.5.
5. Each Party shall provide that when an exporter is not the producer of the good, it shall complete and sign the certificate of origin on the basis of:
(a) its knowledge that the good qualifies as originating; or
(b) the declaration of origin covering the merchandise to be exported, which must be completed and signed by the producer of the merchandise and voluntarily provided to the exporter.
6. Each Party shall provide that the certificate of origin completed and signed by the exporter shall cover:
(a) a single import of one or more goods; or
(b) several imports of identical goods to be made within a period specified by the exporter in the certificate of origin, which shall not exceed the period set forth in paragraph 7.
7. Each Party shall provide that the certificate of origin shall be accepted by the competent authority of the importing Party for a period of one year from the date of signature.
Declaration and Certification of Origin. The Certificate of Origin shall include:
(i) a declaration by the exporter or the final producer that the origin requirements prescribed in this Appendix have been met;
(ii) a certificate by the authorised body of the exporting country that the declaration by the exporter or the final producer, as the case may be, is accurate.
Declaration and Certification of Origin. 1. The certificate of origin established in Annex 1 to this Article shall serve to certify that a good exported from the territory of one Party to the territory of another Party qualifies as originating. This certificate may be modified by agreement of the Parties.
2. Each Party shall provide that for the export to another Party of a good in respect of which the importer is entitled to claim preferential tariff treatment, the exporter shall complete and sign a certificate of origin in respect of that good. The exporter's certificate of origin shall require validation by the competent authority of the exporting Party.
3. In the event that the exporter is not the producer of the good, he shall complete and sign the certificate of origin on the basis of a declaration of origin in accordance with Annex 2 to this Article covering the good being exported, completed and signed by the producer of the good and provided voluntarily to the exporter. The declaration of origin completed and signed by the producer shall not be validated under the terms of paragraph 2.
4. The authority of the exporting Party:
a) maintain the administrative mechanisms for the validation of the certificate of origin completed and signed by the exporter;
b) provide, at the request of the importing Party, information concerning the origin of the goods imported under preferential tariff treatment; and
c) communicate to the other Parties the list of the officials authorized to validate the certificates of origin with their corresponding seals, signatures and facsimile. Modifications to this list shall become effective thirty days after receipt of the respective communication.
5. Each Party shall provide that the certificate of origin completed and signed by the exporter and validated by the competent authority of the exporting Party may cover a single importation of one or more goods and shall be valid for one year from the date of signature.
Declaration and Certification of Origin. 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, on the date of entry into force of this Agreement, the Parties shall establish a single format for the certificate of origin, which may be modified by agreement between them. Likewise, they shall establish the minimum set of data to be contained in the declaration of origin, which may be modified by agreement between the Parties.
2. The certificate of origin referred to in paragraph 1 shall serve to certify that a good exported from the territory of one Party to the territory of the other Party qualifies as originating. The certificate shall be valid for up to two (2) years from the date of its validation by the competent authority.
3. Each Party shall provide that its exporters shall complete and sign the certificate of origin in respect of the export of a good for which an importer may claim preferential tariff treatment. The certificate of origin shall require validation by the competent authority of the exporting Party.
4. Each Party shall provide that for the issuance of a certificate of origin, a declaration of origin must be submitted with the necessary documentary evidence that the good complies with the provisions of Chapter IV (Rules of Origin).
5. The competent authority of the exporting Party:
a) determine the administrative mechanisms for the validation of the certificate of origin completed and signed by the exporter;
Declaration and Certification of Origin. 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, on the date on which this Agreement comes into force, the Parties shall prepare a single form for the Certificate of Origin and a single form for the declaration of origin, which may be modified by mutual agreement.
2. The Certificate of Origin referred to in paragraph 1 shall serve to certify that a good exported from the territory of one Party to the territory of the other Party qualifies as an originating good. The certificate shall remain valid for up to two years after it is signed.
3. Each Party shall require its exporters to complete and sign a Certificate of Origin for any exportation of a good for which an importer may claim preferential tariff treatment.
4. Each Party shall require that:
(a) where an exporter is not the producer of the good, the exporter may complete and sign a Certificate of Origin on the basis of:
(i) its knowledge of whether the good qualifies as an originating good,
(ii) its reasonable reliance on the producer's written representation that the good qualifies as an originating good, or
Declaration and Certification of Origin. 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, on the date on which this Agreement comes into force, the Parties shall prepare a single form for the Certificate of Origin and a single form for the declaration of origin, which may be modified by mutual agreement.
2. The Certificate of Origin referred to in paragraph 1 shall serve to certify that a good exported from the territory of one Party to the territory of the other Party qualifies as an originating good. The certificate shall remain valid for up to two years after it is signed.
Declaration and Certification of Origin. The Certificate of Origin shall include:
Declaration and Certification of Origin. 1. For the purposes of this Chapter, before the date on which this Agreement comes into force, the Parties shall prepare a single form for the certificate of origin and a single form for the declaration of origin,
2. The certificate of origin referred to in paragraph 1 shall serve to certify that a good exported from the territory of one Party to the territory of the other Party qualifies as an originating good.
3. Each Party shall require its exporters to complete and sign a Certificate of origin for any exportation of a good for which an importer may claim preferential tariff treatment.
4. Each Party shall require that:
(a) Where an exporter is not the producer of the good, the exporter completes and signs a certificate of origin on the basis of the declaration of origin referred to in paragraph 1; and
(b) the declaration of origin applicable to the good to be exported shall be completed and signed by the producer of the good and given voluntarily to the exporter.
5. Each Party shall provide that a certificate of origin that has been completed and signed by the exporter is applicable to:
(a) A single importation of one or more goods; or
(b) multiple importations of identical goods within a specified period, set out in the certificate by the exporter, not exceeding the period established in paragraph 6.
6. Each Party shall provide that the certificate of origin be accepted by the competent authority of the importing Party for one year counted from the date of its signing.
Declaration and Certification of Origin. 1. The certificate of origin established in Annex 1 to this Article shall serve to certify that a good exported from the territory of one Party to the territory of another Party qualifies as originating. This certificate may be modified by agreement of the Parties.
2. Each Party shall provide that for the export to another Party of a good in respect of which the importer is entitled to claim preferential tariff treatment, the exporter shall complete and sign a certificate of origin in respect of that good. The exporter's certificate of origin shall require validation by the competent authority of the exporting Party.
3. In the event that the exporter is not the producer of the good, he shall complete and sign the certificate of origin on the basis of a declaration of origin in accordance with Annex 2 to this Article covering the good being exported, completed and signed by the producer of the good and provided voluntarily to the exporter. The declaration of origin completed and signed by the producer shall not be validated under the terms of paragraph 2.
4. The authority of the exporting Party:
a) maintain the administrative mechanisms for the validation of the certificate of origin completed and signed by the exporter;