These are completed by the company who manufactures the product for customs duty purposes. You have to declare from where the raw materials originate for the finished product and apply the appropriate HTS Code for the country to which the product is being exported. The website Export.gov is a good resource for most of the information you require. This, in conjunction with the Customs website for the specific country, will assist in completing the document. Some countries have required formats for the form such as the NAFTA agreement for Mexico and Canada, whereas other countries such as Australia have no specific format so you can easily find a generic CoO template on the internet. I have attached a sample of one that can be used for several countries.
We issue these as blanket at the end of each year for the following year so the customer isn't requesting one with every order they place. However, we do include a copy with each set of shipment documents in order to aid clearance in the foreign country.
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D Michelle Williams
VP - Operations
United States
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Original Message:
Sent: 19-May-2020 20:47
From: Anonymous Member
Subject: Country of Origin Certificates
This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous
Is anyone aware of any government agencies that issue country of origin certificates? My management has asked for these and I do not have any experience with a certificate like this besides CFG or FSC, but I also don't consider these "country of origin" certificates. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.