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Column 11 reads: Certificate from the visa authority.
Place and date of signing, e.g. shanghai, 1996
and the hand-signed signature of the authorized visa holder and the seal of the inspection and quarantine agency.
Note: The visa authorities only sign one original, not a copy. This column must be issued no earlier than the invoice date (column 10) and declaration date (column 12), but not later than the bill of lading date, and the handwritten signature must be legible.
The position of the handwritten signature and the visa stamp on the face of the visa shall not overlap. Japan** stipulates that the certificate applied for and issued within 10 days after the date of the bill of lading can be accepted as a certificate applied for and issued when the goods are exported.
Column 12 reads: Exporter's declaration.
The horizontal line of the producing country should be filled with "China" China. The name of the country on the horizontal line of the importing country must be filled in correctly. The country of import is generally the same as the country of the ultimate consignee or port of destination.
If it is difficult to determine, the Hong Kong country in column 3 shall prevail. The importing country must be a preference, e.g. italy.
When it is not clear that the goods are destined for the EU importing country, the EU can be filled, but generally this is not done as much as possible.
The hand-signed personnel of the applicant unit should sign in this column, affix the seal of the unit in Chinese and English, and fill in the place and time of declaration. For example: shanghai, jan19, 1996
Note: The time must not be earlier than the invoice date). When stamping the original and all copies of the certificate, avoid covering the name of the importing country and the name of the person who signed it.
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Stamp? Isn't that a document of the Customs Department?
Want to get a stamp? Or does the company's official seal and the company name mismatch?
It's not a big deal.
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The certificate of origin is a kind of certification document to prove the origin of the goods, that is, the place of production or manufacture of the goods, and is the "economic nationality" of the goods entering the international field, and is one of the main bases for the importing country to determine the tax rate treatment of the goods, conduct the first statistics, implement quantitative restrictions (such as quotas, licenses, etc.) and control imports from specific countries (such as anti-dumping duties and countervailing duties).
There are generally 3 main types of certificates of origin:
The first category is the GSP Certificate of Origin;
The second type is the general certificate of origin;
The third category is certain professional certificates of origin.
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It is a certificate of origin that is suitable for a country to be included in the GSP. For example.
China has included the DPRK as a GSP country. Then North Korea's certificate of origin is a GSP certificate of origin.
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The GSP Certificate of Origin is a customs clearance document, mainly for EU countries, with preferential tariff policies.
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The GSP Certificate of Origin is the EU** certificate, and the GSP format A is Form A
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GSP certificates of origin are available in Belgium, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Greece, Portugal, Spain, Austria, Finland, Sweden, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Hungary, Malta, Cyprus, Slovenia, Romania, Bulgaria and Croatia. Norway, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Japan, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
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The role of the certificate of origin is the basis for the importing country to determine the tariff rate treatment of the imported goods; The certificate of origin is also the basis for import statistics; The certificate of origin can be the basis for foreign trade measures such as quantitative restrictions, anti-dumping, and countervailing; The certificate of origin is also the main basis for controlling the import of goods from a particular country and determining whether to grant release.
The certificate of origin is a certificate for enjoying preferential tariff treatment in the importing country, so it is also regarded by many enterprises as a paper to reduce the cost of import and export, and it is a powerful tool for enterprises to enhance the international competitiveness of their products. A certificate of origin is a certificate issued by a notary public or an exporter at the request of the importer to prove the origin or place of manufacture of the goods. The certificate of origin is a valid certificate for the transfer of goods, settlement of payment, claim settlement, customs clearance and acceptance of the importing country, and collection of tariffs.
The GSP certificate of origin refers to a non-mutually beneficial special preferential treatment given by developed countries to developing countries or regions in terms of economy and quality. That is, when developing countries export manufactured or semi-manufactured products to developed countries, developed countries are exempted or reduced tariffs on developing countries, and the GSP was implemented in 1970 by the Fourth Special Committee on Preferences of the United Nations ** Development Conference, and the implementation of this system can expand exports, create more foreign exchange, accelerate the development of the economic base, and promote industrial industrialization.
A power of attorney signed by the legal representative of the applicant entity entrusting the personnel of the unit to handle the application for the GSP certificate of origin and hand signing, and two recent one-inch photos of the entrusted hand signer. The above-mentioned certificates, after the preliminary review by the commodity inspection agency, will be issued to the application for the issuance of the GSP certificate of origin registration form and the GSP certificate of origin declarant registration card in duplicate - two copies, which shall be filled in truthfully by the applicant unit, and the above-mentioned ** shall be submitted to the commodity inspection agency for review within the specified time. After the commodity inspection agency confirms that the unit is eligible to apply for a visa, it will approve the registration, and the applicant shall pay the prescribed registration fee at the same time.
After that, the commodity inspection agency will conduct business training for the GSP application personnel within the specified time, and issue the declaration certificate after passing the assessment. The declarant can apply for a GSP visa with the local commodity inspection agency within the current year. The commodity inspection agency of the place of registration shall review the registered unit and the person applying for the hand-signed certificate every two years.
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1.The Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) refers to manufactured and semi-manufactured goods exported by developed countries to developing countries.
Universal, non-discriminatory and non-reciprocal tariff preferences are given to place their exports in a favourable competitive position. The GSP certificate of origin issued by the commodity inspection agency has a valuable significance to a certain extent.
2.The general certificate of origin is a certificate that proves that China's export goods comply with the rules of origin of China's export goods and that the goods are indeed China's country of origin. The GSP tariff is lower, and not all developed countries have given our country GSP treatment.
Australia, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland.
Switzerland, Finland, Austria, Canada, Japan, Poland, Russia, and the European Community announced that they would grant China GSP treatment.
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1. The issuing authority is different.
General Certificate of Origin (issued by the local Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT).
The GSP Certificate of Origin is applicable to general commodities, which is filled in by the import and export company and issued by the China Import and Export Commodity Inspection Bureau.
Second, the role is different.
Generally, the certificate of origin is a kind of certificate used to prove the export goods and the place of manufacture, and it is the "origin" certificate of the goods in the international ** behavior.
The Certificate of Origin is a preferential tariff system under the general preferential tariff system, and the preferential tariff granting country (developed countries) prevents the fraudulent use of tariff preferential treatment for imported goods.
and to establish that the goods are indeed from the beneficiary country (developing country), and to stipulate a special form of certificate of origin that the importer must submit at the time of import declaration.
3. Different handling methods.
Generally, the original real estate certificate is in English (English is uppercase, and the font size is consistent), if the letter of credit has special requirements to use other languages, it can also be applied for with relevant information.
The GSP Certificate of Origin shall be registered with the local commodity inspection agency in advance by the enterprise (company) applying for the issuance of the GSP Certificate of Origin.