Exporter Statement of Origin
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Canada Customs Invoice (PDF): The NAFTA Certificate of Origin is used by Canada, Mexico, and the United States, including Puerto Rico, to determine if goods imported into their countries receive reduced or eliminated duty as specified by the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). The NAFTA Certificate of Origin must be attached to an Invoice if the shipment is valued at greater than $2,500 (Canadian dollars). Each shipment must be supplied with a commercial invoice or Canada Customs invoice. If the goods are dutiable a NAFTA Certificate of Origin is needed for duty exemption for commercial shipments. It is the responsibility of the exporter (vendor) to issue and supply these documents. Note for Canadian importers: Please direct your US vendors to this page where they can download the forms. If they have any questions regarding the documents, they are welcome to contact us directly. This PDF can also be downloaded from https://argocustoms.com/Forms-CanadaCustoms-NAFTA-Certificate-Statement-LVS-Exporter.php
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the discription is wrong here is the correct one:
The following statement should be completed if the shipment is valued at less than $2,500 (Canadian dollars) and signed by the Exporter in the beneficiary country where the goods were completed, and should be printed either on the Exporter's letterhead or on the commercial invoice for the shipment to which it relates. For the purposes of the General Preferential Tariff, not less than 60% of the ex-factory price of the goods must originate in one or more of GPT beneficiary countries or Canada.
The following statement should be completed if the shipment is valued at less than $2,500 (Canadian dollars) and signed by the Exporter in the beneficiary country where the goods were completed, and should be printed either on the Exporter's letterhead or on the commercial invoice for the shipment to which it relates. For the purposes of the General Preferential Tariff, not less than 60% of the ex-factory price of the goods must originate in one or more of GPT beneficiary countries or Canada.
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