Certificates of Origin submission: importers must declare origin, face verification, suspension, or security requirements for preferential duty claims. Importers claiming preferential tariff treatment must declare that goods meet Rules of Origin, possess and furnish required information on origin criteria, and exercise reasonable care; certificates of origin do not relieve importers of this duty. Where origin is doubtful, the proper officer may seek further information, suspend preferential treatment pending verification, and require security equal to the differential duty or deposit of that duty. Issuing Authorities must be notified and may restore or be the basis for disallowance of preferential treatment depending on the information furnished; certain defects in certificates permit refusal without verification.
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Certificates of Origin submission: importers must declare origin, face verification, suspension, or security requirements for preferential duty claims.
Importers claiming preferential tariff treatment must declare that goods meet Rules of Origin, possess and furnish required information on origin criteria, and exercise reasonable care; certificates of origin do not relieve importers of this duty. Where origin is doubtful, the proper officer may seek further information, suspend preferential treatment pending verification, and require security equal to the differential duty or deposit of that duty. Issuing Authorities must be notified and may restore or be the basis for disallowance of preferential treatment depending on the information furnished; certain defects in certificates permit refusal without verification.
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