Rules of Determination of Origin of Goods under the Preferential Trading Agreement between the Republic of India and the Republic of Chile Rules, 2007 (From Rule 1 to Rule 36)
Determination of origin timelines require issuing authorities to provide requested origin documentation within prescribed timeframes for varied request types. Rule 19 requires issuing authorities of the exporting Party to provide information and documentation requested under rule 18: requests about authenticity of seals and signatures and requests for a copy of the exporter's or producer's application must be answered within a short prescribed timeframe; requests based on suspicion of the accuracy of origin information must be answered within a longer prescribed timeframe, which may be extended by mutual consultation for a limited additional period upon request of the exporting Party.
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Determination of origin timelines require issuing authorities to provide requested origin documentation within prescribed timeframes for varied request types.
Rule 19 requires issuing authorities of the exporting Party to provide information and documentation requested under rule 18: requests about authenticity of seals and signatures and requests for a copy of the exporter's or producer's application must be answered within a short prescribed timeframe; requests based on suspicion of the accuracy of origin information must be answered within a longer prescribed timeframe, which may be extended by mutual consultation for a limited additional period upon request of the exporting Party.
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