Origin-related information obligations govern importers claiming preferential duty under trade agreements, including retention and accuracy requirements. Importers claiming a preferential rate of duty must possess Form I origin information showing satisfaction of country of origin criteria, retain supporting documents for at least five years from the bill of entry, and exercise reasonable care to ensure accuracy and truthfulness. The information and documents must be produced to the proper officer on request.
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Origin-related information obligations govern importers claiming preferential duty under trade agreements, including retention and accuracy requirements.
Importers claiming a preferential rate of duty must possess Form I origin information showing satisfaction of country of origin criteria, retain supporting documents for at least five years from the bill of entry, and exercise reasonable care to ensure accuracy and truthfulness. The information and documents must be produced to the proper officer on request.
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