Invoicing by a Non-Party Operator Sample Clauses

Invoicing by a Non-Party Operator. When a good to be traded is invoiced by a non-Party operator, the exporter of the originating Party shall indicate, in the field title “Remarks” of the respective Certificate of Origin, the following data of the producer in the originating Party: name, address and country. The consignee written in the Certificate of Origin must be from China or Chile.
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Invoicing by a Non-Party Operator. When a good to be traded is invoiced by a non-Party operator, the producer or exporter of the originating Party shall notify, in the field titled "observations" of the respective Certificate of Origin, that the goods subject to declaration shall be invoiced from that non-Party, and shall notify the name, corporate name and address of the operator that will eventually invoice the operation to its destination.
Invoicing by a Non-Party Operator. 1. Goods that meet the applicable requirements of this Chapter shall retain their originating status, even when invoiced by traders in a non-Party.

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