Certificate of Origin issuance requires designated bodies, reciprocal contact disclosure, specimen exchange, and prompt notification of institutional changes. Certificates of Origin must be issued by the appropriate issuing body or authority. Each Party must identify its designated issuer and authorised contacts ... Summary
Certificate of Origin issuance requires designated bodies, reciprocal contact disclosure, specimen exchange, and prompt notification of institutional changes.
Certificates of Origin must be issued by the appropriate issuing body or authority. Each Party must identify its designated issuer and authorised contacts to the other Party's customs administration within 30 days of entry into force, exchange specimen seals and signatures of authorised signatories, and promptly communicate changes to the issuing body, authorised persons, signatures or seals.
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