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Definitions of certificate of origin:

• A document, required by certain foreign countries for tariff purposes, certifying the country of origin of specified goods.
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• Certain nations require a signed statement as to the origin of the export item. Such certificates are usually obtained through a semiofficial organization such as a local Chamber or Commerce. A certificate may be required even though the commercial invoice contains the information.
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• A mark identifying a watch that is assembled in Switzerland with components of Swiss origin.
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• A certified document as to the origin of goods.
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• A certificate which identifies the country of origin is typically required for international shipments. Certain countries may entirely bar shipments from certain other countries. In select countries, a notarized certificate of the country of origin may significantly lower the taxes levied.
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• A certification of the country where the product was made. In Canada, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce issues certificates of origin except for the purposes of the Free Trade Agreement where the manufacturer must complete a specially developed form.
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• Document to prove the place of growth, production or manufacture of goods specified thereon.
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• A certified document presented to customs authorities which shows the national origin of goods for import.
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• "Certificate of origin" means the original written instrument or document required to be executed and delivered by the manufacturer or an importer to the manufacturer's or importer's agent or dealer or a person purchasing directly from the manufacturer or importer certifying the origin of the vehicle. For a motor home, "certificate of origin" means both the manufacturer's and the chassis manufacturer's certificates of origin. [1995, c. 482, Pt. A, §6 (amd).]
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• A certificate, showing the country of original production of goods. Frequently used by customs in ascertaining duties under preferential tariff programs or in connection with regulation imports from specific sources.
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• A signed statement required in connection with shipments of merchandise from one country to another for tariff purposes or simply for confirmation of the origin of the goods. Usually it is required that such a statement be made by a specific independent party like a Chamber of Commerce. For some countries the signature of the consul of the importing nation may also be required.
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• A document certifying in which country the goods were produced. Used in international commerce.
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• Certificate issued by an approved body in the country of origin which attests to the origin of goods. Chambers of Commerce are normally approved bodies. CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY
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