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Electronic certificates of origin enable preferential tariffs under the India-New Zealand FTA when format, verification, and filing requirements are met.
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Electronic Certificates of Origin issued by New Zealand bodies under the India-New Zealand FTA are valid for preferential tariff claims if issued in the prescribed format, bearing the authorised seal and signature, and satisfying applicable origin requirements. Importers or Customs Brokers must upload the e-CoO on e-Sanchit and accurately enter its certification details in the bill of entry. Authenticity may be checked through specimen seals and signatures, QR codes or URL links, with doubtful cases referred for verification. Each proof of origin applies to one importation only, and system controls will prevent reuse in multiple bills of entry. Preferential treatment may also be claimed post-importation for qualifying goods in transit or under customs control when the agreement entered into force.
Electronic Certificates of Origin issued by New Zealand bodies under the India-New Zealand FTA are valid for preferential tariff claims if issued in the prescribed format, bearing the authorised seal and signature, and satisfying applicable origin requirements. Importers or Customs Brokers must upload the e-CoO on e-Sanchit and accurately enter its certification details in the bill of entry. Authenticity may be checked through specimen seals and signatures, QR codes or URL links, with doubtful cases referred for verification. Each proof of origin applies to one importation only, and system controls will prevent reuse in multiple bills of entry. Preferential treatment may also be claimed post-importation for qualifying goods in transit or under customs control when the agreement entered into force.
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