Capturing additional details for Certificate of Origin (COO) as per Customs (Administration of Rules of Origin under Trade Agreements) Rules. 2020 in Bill of Entry
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Certificate of Origin requirements: item wise COO details, eSanchit upload with IRN, CUF02 declaration, and mandatory defacement. Importers claiming preferential duty must enter item wise COO details and the CUF02 self declaration in the Bill of Entry; upload the COO to eSanchit and declare its IRN per item; indicate transit country as issuing country or intervening country code; and ensure each uploaded COO is marked defaced in the system before Out of Charge, per ICES changes effective 21.09.2020 and Annexures mapping notifications to COO document codes.
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Certificate of Origin requirements: item wise COO details, eSanchit upload with IRN, CUF02 declaration, and mandatory defacement.
Importers claiming preferential duty must enter item wise COO details and the CUF02 self declaration in the Bill of Entry; upload the COO to eSanchit and declare its IRN per item; indicate transit country as issuing country or intervening country code; and ensure each uploaded COO is marked defaced in the system before Out of Charge, per ICES changes effective 21.09.2020 and Annexures mapping notifications to COO document codes.
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