Declaration of Origin. 1. An approved exporter under Article 3.16（Approved Exporter） in a Party may, for the purpose of obtaining preferential tariff treatment in the other Party, complete a Declaration of Origin on invoice or other commercial documents.
Declaration of Origin. 1. A Declaration of Origin shall be in the format as set out in Annex 7, and shall be accepted in place of a Certificate of Origin:
Declaration of Origin. 1. A Declaration of Origin referred to in Article 3.16 (Proof of Origin) may be completed by:
Declaration of Origin. A Declaration of Origin referred to in Article 3.16 (Proof of Origin) may be completed by: an approved exporter within the meaning of Article 3.21 (Approved Exporter); or an exporter or a producer of the good, subject to paragraphs 2 and 3 of Article 3.16 (Proof of Origin). A Declaration of Origin shall: be completed in accordance with Annex 3B (Minimum Information Requirements); be in the English language; bear the name and signature of the certifying person; and bear the date on which the Declaration of Origin was completed.
Declaration of Origin. 1. A Declaration of Origin shall be accepted in place of a Certificate of Origin for any consignment of goods covered by an advance ruling issued by the importing Party in accordance with Article 4.9 (Advance Rulings) of Chapter 4 (Customs Procedures and Trade Facilitation) that deems the good to qualify as originating, so long as the facts and circumstances on which the ruling was based remain unchanged and the ruling remains valid.
Declaration of Origin dated ". The certified copy shall have the same
Declaration of Origin. 1. A claim that goods are eligible for preferential tariff treatment shall be supported by a Declaration of Origin completed by the exporter or producer or an authorised representative of the exporter or producer.
Declaration of Origin. “The producer or exporter 1 declares that the country of origin of goods covered by this document is 2 in accordance with the rules of origin under the EAEU – Singapore Free Trade Agreement.” 3 (Name of the signatory, signature, date) Notes:
Declaration of Origin. 1. In order to confirm the origin of goods in a small consignment, customs value of which does not exceed the amount equivalent to five thousand (5000) Euro, a certificate of origin (Form CT-2) is not required to be presented to customs authority of the importing Party for purposes of obtaining the free trade regime. In this case, a declaration of origin can be submitted, made out in accordance with Annex 2 to these Rules.
Declaration of Origin. 1. For the purposes of obtaining preferential tariff treatment where the customs value of a consignment of originating goods does not exceed five thousand (5,000) US dollars or the equivalent value in the importing Party’s currency, a Declaration of Origin shall be accepted in place of a Certificate of Origin.
