Get Fisheries Certificate Of Origin File Word File

The Fisheries Certificate of Origin is an essential document for validating the origin and harvesting methods of tuna and specific fish products. This guide provides clear and detailed steps to help users complete this form accurately and efficiently when filling it out online.

Follow the steps to fill out the Fisheries Certificate of Origin accurately.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to access and open the Fisheries Certificate of Origin in an online editor.
2. In the first section, labeled 'Customs Entry Identification', enter the 11-digit Customs Entry Number and the projected date of entry in the format day/month/year (e.g., 12/Dec/2012).
3. In the 'Exporter' section, provide the full name and address of the exporting party along with the contact telephone number of the responsible representative.
4. For the 'Importer' section, enter the name and address of the importer or consignee, along with their contact telephone number.
5. The 'Description of Fish' section requires entry of the U.S. Tariff Schedule Number, species description, and product form in English. Additionally, document the total weight of the shipment in kilograms.
6. Indicate the ocean area from which the fish were harvested by selecting the appropriate code from the provided list. Enter the specific fishing gear used in harvesting the fish.
7. Fill in the vessel flag, trip dates (beginning and ending dates), and the name of the fishing vessel involved in the catch.
8. In the 'Dolphin Safe Status' section, check the statement that applies to your shipment. Ensure to select only one statement and utilize a separate form if multiple statements apply.
9. Under 'Exporter Certification', the responsible official from the exporting company must print or type their name and provide their signature and date.
10. If applicable, complete the 'High Seas Driftnet Certification' and ensure it is signed and dated by the relevant government representative.
11. Finally, for the 'Importer/Processor Endorsement', enter the name and address of the importer/processor, ensuring they sign and date the form.
12. Once all sections are completed, save your changes, and then choose to download, print, or share the completed Fisheries Certificate of Origin.

Complete your documentation online today and ensure compliance with fisheries regulations.