Certificate of Origin issuance requires exchange and notification of issuing authorities and authorised signatories between Parties. The rules require that a Certificate of Origin be issued by an appropriate issuing body or authority. Each Party must inform the other Party's customs administration of its issuing body or authority and authorised persons within thirty days of entry into force; Parties must exchange specimen seals and signatures of authorised signatories; and each Party must promptly notify the other of any changes to its issuing body or authorised persons, including specimen signatures and seals.
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Certificate of Origin issuance requires exchange and notification of issuing authorities and authorised signatories between Parties.
The rules require that a Certificate of Origin be issued by an appropriate issuing body or authority. Each Party must inform the other Party's customs administration of its issuing body or authority and authorised persons within thirty days of entry into force; Parties must exchange specimen seals and signatures of authorised signatories; and each Party must promptly notify the other of any changes to its issuing body or authorised persons, including specimen signatures and seals.
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