Get Certificado De Origen

The Certificado De Origen, or Certificate of Origin, is crucial for trade agreements between Colombia and the United States. This guide aims to assist users in accurately filling out this form online to ensure compliance and facilitate smooth import/export processes.

Follow the steps to complete the Certificado De Origen effectively.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the certificate and open it in the editing tool.
2. In the first section, provide the exporter’s legal name, address (including country), telephone number, and email address. Ensure that the information is accurate and current.
3. For the blanket period, enter the start date (Desde) and end date (Hasta) in the specified formats (DD/MM/YY). This period should cover all shipments included under this certificate.
4. If applicable, provide the producer’s legal name, address, contact number, and email, similar to the exporter's information. If multiple producers are involved, note 'VARIOS' and attach a list.
5. Describe the goods in detail, ensuring that the description relates closely to what is specified in the invoice and the Harmonized System (HS) classification.
6. Identify the HS tariff classification for each item described in the goods section. This should align with the six-digit classification from the Harmonized System.
7. Indicate the applicable criterion for each item as per the rules of origin, describing whether the goods are completely obtained or produced in the territories of the parties involved.
8. State whether the goods meet the regional value content requirement. If applicable, specify the method of calculation used for determining the content.
9. For single shipments, include the invoice number or another unique reference number. If you do not have the invoice number, provide a number that helps identify the goods.
10. Specify the country of origin ('COL' for Colombia or 'US' for the United States) for the goods included in the shipment.
11. Complete this section by certifying the accuracy of the provided information. Sign, date, and include the authorized signature of the importer, exporter, or producer.
12. Use the remarks section for any additional observations regarding the certificate, particularly if there have been any classifications or resolutions concerning the goods.
13. Once all sections are complete, review the certificate for accuracy, save your changes, and consider downloading, printing, or sharing the form as necessary.

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