Certificate of Origin, Contracting country of the exported goods It is a document that states that it originates from that country or that it should be considered as originating from that country due to the changes and processes it has undergone.

Since customs procedures are carried out according to the provisions of the existing trade agreements between countries, the origin of the goods arriving at customs must be determined, for example, in order to benefit from the Preferential Customs Regime in the country to which the goods are sent or to determine whether the quota limitation has been met. It is issued by exporters or their legally authorized representatives; It is approved by the Chamber of Commerce or Industry of which the exporting company is a member, and for some countries (usually Arab countries) by the consulates of the importing country.

Minerals extracted from the territory of a country, agricultural products produced, live animals born and raised in that country and products obtained from them, game animals kept or hunted in that country. and fish, fish and other products extracted by ships flying the flag of that country and registered or registered there, and goods obtained from these products in these factory ships, substances extracted from the bottom of the seas outside the territorial waters or from the subsoil by that country with the exclusive right to operate, manufactured Residues obtained from processing or use residues, all goods obtained from the goods listed above or their derivatives, regardless of the stage, are deemed to originate from the mentioned country. In order for the goods to be considered as originating from that country due to the changes and transactions they have undergone in another country, their value must have increased by one hundred percent as a result of these changes and transactions, or their tariff positions must have changed, or they must have been subjected to significant workmanship and processes in that country, which can be considered a fundamental change.

Regulated Countries

Countries where A.TR, EUR.1 and Form A are issued pursuant to special agreements between us For goods to be shipped to countries other than those with which we have trade and payment agreements, a Certificate of Origin is required in accordance with these agreements. Additionally, in addition to A.TR and EUR.1 Certificates, a Certificate of Origin may be requested by importing companies. However, since the EUR.1 Movement Certificate is a proof of origin document, both the EUR.1 Movement Certificate and the Certificate of Origin cannot be issued at the same time.

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Certificates of Origin contain the following information:

< li>The name, surname and address of the sender of the goods,
• The name, surname and address of the recipient,
• The brand, number, type and numbers of the containers,
• The type and number of the goods Type, tare and pure weight, value and method of shipping,
• Certification of the authority issuing the certificate (Date, signature and seal or stamp),
• Certificate of Origin, the passage of the goods in that country. If it is given as originating from that country due to workmanship and processes, a detailed explanation of this issue.

The importer company may request a different number of copies of the Certificate of Origin in addition to the original. In this case, by issuing at least two sets of Certificates of Origin according to the number of copies requested (2 sets of 2 copies, 3 sets of 4 copies, etc.). ), indicate the number of Certificate of Origin that you request to be approved with “COPY” in your petition.

Certification Procedures to be Performed by the Chambers of Commerce and Industry

The certificates filled and signed by the exporters or their legally authorized representatives as stated above, and a stamped and signed photocopy of the Turkish invoice are given to the Chambers. The Chambers check whether the certificates are filled in accordance with the rules and declare the goods recorded in the document in accordance with the relevant legislation. It completes the necessary procedures after reaching a definitive conclusion by examining the other documents related to the export that it originates or is considered to be from the exported country. In the certificates with corrections and additions, their bottoms are certified by the Chamber. After the certification process is completed, one of the white copies of the certificate is submitted to the application. The form, invoice photocopy and petition are kept and other copies are given to the exporter.