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Preferential Certificates of Origin for exports to Oman under the India-Oman CEPA will be issued electronically on the Trade Connect ePlatform from 1 June 2026 through authorised agencies. Applicants must select the agreement name, use the notified agency list, and complete the process through the platform to obtain an electronic copy with QR code, digital signature, issuer image and agency stamp. Existing DGFT credentials may be used for login, additional accounts can be linked through DSC, and user profiles must match the DSC name. Importantly, updated IEC details must be available in the system, and verification of a CoO can be done online through the platform's verification function.
Preferential Certificates of Origin for exports to Oman under the India-Oman CEPA will be issued electronically on the Trade Connect ePlatform from 1 June 2026 through authorised agencies. Applicants must select the agreement name, use the notified agency list, and complete the process through the platform to obtain an electronic copy with QR code, digital signature, issuer image and agency stamp. Existing DGFT credentials may be used for login, additional accounts can be linked through DSC, and user profiles must match the DSC name. Importantly, updated IEC details must be available in the system, and verification of a CoO can be done online through the platform's verification function.
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