Certificate of origin rules for India-EFTA trade set out issuance, retrospective correction, and documentary compliance requirements. India-EFTA certificate of origin may be issued by authorised agencies or through exporter self-declaration, on written application supported by documents proving origin. The certificate must be in English, bear a unique reference number, contain the required physical or electronic signature, and be retained for at least five years. It is ordinarily issued within five working days of export, with retrospective issuance permitted within one year in valid cases. Corrections must be made without erasures, and minor discrepancies do not by themselves invalidate the certificate.
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Certificate of origin rules for India-EFTA trade set out issuance, retrospective correction, and documentary compliance requirements.
India-EFTA certificate of origin may be issued by authorised agencies or through exporter self-declaration, on written application supported by documents proving origin. The certificate must be in English, bear a unique reference number, contain the required physical or electronic signature, and be retained for at least five years. It is ordinarily issued within five working days of export, with retrospective issuance permitted within one year in valid cases. Corrections must be made without erasures, and minor discrepancies do not by themselves invalidate the certificate.
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