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Certificate of Origin Generator
Create Certificates of Origin for your international shipments. Support for non-preferential and FTA preferential certificates.
Non-Preferential (Standard)CO-2026-84794
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General Certificate of Origin for trade documentation
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CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN
Non-Preferential (Standard)
CO-2026-84794
Date: 2026-04-06
1. EXPORTER (Name, Address, Country)
Exporter Name
2. IMPORTER (Name, Address, Country)
Importer Name
Transport: Sea Freight
Vessel: —
POL: —
| # | Marks & Numbers | Description | HS Code | Origin | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | — | Product 1 | — | WO | 1 PCS |
Total Gross Weight: 0 kg
Total Net Weight: 0 kg
EXPORTER'S DECLARATION
I certify that the goods described in this document qualify as originating and the information is true and accurate.
Authorized Signature & Date
Place: ________ | Date: 2026-04-06
CERTIFYING AUTHORITY
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Official Stamp, Signature & Date
This document is for reference only. Official certification must be obtained from authorized bodies.
Please accept the declaration in the Certification tab
Complete exporter and importer details
What is a Certificate of Origin?
A Certificate of Origin (CO) is an international trade document attesting that goods in a shipment are wholly obtained, produced, or manufactured in a particular country. It serves as a declaration by the exporter.
- Non-Preferential: Standard CO for trade statistics and origin verification
- Preferential: FTA certificates for duty reductions or exemptions
Common Certificate Types
- Non-Preferential CO: General trade, no tariff benefits
- Form A (GSP): Generalized System of Preferences benefits
- Form D: ASEAN Free Trade Area preferential tariff
- Form E: ASEAN-China Free Trade Area
- USMCA Certificate: US-Mexico-Canada Agreement
- CETA Certificate: Canada-EU Trade Agreement
Important Requirements
- • Certificates must be issued by authorized bodies (Chamber of Commerce, Customs)
- • For preferential CO, goods must meet Rules of Origin requirements
- • HS codes must match across all shipping documents
- • Certificate validity is typically 12 months from date of issue
- • Some countries require legalization by their embassy