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Certificate of Origin

Certificate of Origin. Learning objectives Students are required to 1. understand the definition and the differences between certificate of origin and GSP Form A; 2. know how to make out ( fill in) a certificate of origin ; 3. master the useful words and sentences.

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Certificate of Origin

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  1. Certificate of Origin • Learning objectives • Students are required to • 1. understand the definition and the differences between certificate of origin and GSP Form A; • 2. know how to make out ( fill in) a certificate of origin ; • 3. master the useful words and sentences.

  2. Certificate of Origin • Ability objectives: • Understand a certificate of origin and GSP Form A and know how to fill a certificate and GSP Form A. • Job projects: • Fill in a certificate of origin and GSP Form A.

  3. Warm-up activities(1-1) • Revision • 1. What is Bill of Lading? • B/L is a certificate issued by carrier to a shipper evidencing that the goods in good condition have been received or shipped on board the named vessel; promising to deliver the goods to the named consignee.

  4. Warm-up activities(1-2) • Marine bills of lading are mainly used in international sales of cargos where the carriage of goods is by sea. Generally, the bill of lading has been evidence to prove that the goods have shipped on board a ship，signed by the person (or his agent)，contracts to carry them，and stating the terms on which the goods were

  5. Warm-up activities(1-3) • release to consignee which surrender of the documents when arrived destination port by sea. It is not the actual contract，but forms an excellent evidence of the terms of the contract.

  6. Warm-up activities(1-4) • 3. What are the functions of Bills of Lading? • All bill of lading should be signed by either • shipping company，captain ，authorized carrier agent. Generally , bill of lading has three main function： • (1) it is a receipt from the carrier to the shipper; • (2) it is a documents of title; • (3) it is an evidence of the contract of carriage between the carrier and the shipper.

  7. Certificate of Origin (1-1) • Explanation • A number of countries require documentary evidence of origin for the purpose of ascertaining the country of origin of the respective merchandise, thereby imposing differential rates of tariff. In most countries, Certificates of Origin are issued by the Chamber of Commerce at the exporter’s place. In our country, the certifying authority is usually the China Councilfor

  8. Certificate of Origin (1-2) • the Promotion of International Trade and General • Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People’s Republic of China. • In our country the exporters can apply for Certificate of Origin from the following: • AQSIQ: General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of

  9. Certificate of Origin (1-3) • the People’s Republic of China CCPIT: China Council for the Promotion of International • Trade • MOFCOM: Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China

  10. Example:ORIGINAL Exporter ZHEJIANG MEDICINES & HEALTH Certificate No. 358645 PRODUCTS IMP. & EXP. CORP. CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN LIYUN BUDG. NANJING ROAD, OF WENZHOU, ZHEJIANG THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA P.R. OF CHINA Consignee XXX TRADING CO. 236 QUEEN STREET,LONDON,UK Means of transport and route From Xiamen, China To Singapore For certifying authority use only via Hongkong By Sea Country/region of destination London, UK

  11. Marks & Number and kind H.S. Code Quantity Number Numbers of packages; and date Description of goodsof invoice ZMHP THREE HUNDREND AND 69.13 G.W. ZHMP04Z005 LONDON SIXTY CARTONS (360) OF 7923 KGS 1-360 POCELAIN LUCK CATS *** *** *** *** AUG. 8, 2004 *** *** *** *** *** Declaration by the exporter Certification The undersigned hereby declares that the above details and statements It’s hereby certified that the are correct, that all the goods were declaration by the exporter Produce in China and that they comply is correct. With the Rules of Origin of the People’s Republic of China. Haikou, Dec. 10, 2004 HAIKOU, DEC. 10,2004 Place and date,signature and stamp ofPlace and date,signature and stamp Authorized Signature of certifying authority

  12. Certificate of Origin (2-1) • GSP Form A • Explanation • The Generalized System of Preferences Certificate of Origin Form A which it is called GSP Form A is a system under which the developed countries undertake to provide preferential treatment for the manufactured and semi-manufactured goods imported by them from the developing countries.

  13. Certificate of Origin (2-2) • It is generalized because all the developing countries without exception should be admitted to such preferences. In other words, under no circumstances should the GSP discriminate against any one of the developing countries.

  14. Certificate of Origin (2-3) • Generalized System of Preferences/Certificate of Origin)：“GSPU,“FORM A（form A）” • Example： • “Declare: A, that the final process of manufacture of the goods for which special parts are claimed has been performed in China and B, that not less than one half of the factory cost of the goods is represented by the value of labour and material of China.

  15. Certificate of Origin (2-4) • ORIGINAL • 1. Goods consigned from (Exporter's business name, address, country) Reference No. GENERALIZED SYSTEM OF PREFERENCES • CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN (Combined declaration and certificate) • 2. Goods consigned to (Consignee's name, address, country) FORM A Issued in THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA

  16. Certificate of Origin (2-5) (country) See Notes overleaf • 3. Means of transport and route (as far as known) • 4. For official use. • 5. Item number • 6. Marks and numbers of packages • 7. Number and kind of packages; description of goods • 8. Origin criterion (see Notes overleaf) • 9.Gross weight or otherquantity • 10.Number and date of invoices • 11. Certification It is hereby certified, on the basis of

  17. Certificate of Origin (2-6) • control carried out, that the declaration by the exporter is correct. • 12. Declaration by the exporter. (country) and that they comply with the origin requirements specified for those goods in the Generalized System of Preferences.

  18. Certificate of Origin (2-7) • for goods exported to ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Place and date, signature and stamp of certifying • authority----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Place and date, signature and stamp of authorized signatory.

  19. Job project (1-1) • Make out a Certificate of Origin according to the following information. • BENIFICIARY: HAINAN PROVICE TRADE IMPORT • AND EXPORT CORP. NO. 15 DA TONG • ROAD, HAI KOU HAINAN, CHINA • … • DOCUMENTS REQUIRED: • …

  20. Job project (1-1) • CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN ISSUED BY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN ONE ORIGINAL • … • GOODS DESCRIPTION: • PHONE LIEU TRANG VI HANG • QUANTITY: 350 CARTONS • CIF HAIPHONE PORT VIETNAM • Supplementary information: • Gross weight: 8000 kgs • Number of commercial invoice: HMHP-2001256 • Date of commercial invoice: AUG. 1, 2008

  21. Job project (1-2) • 6.Vessel: East Wind V.19 • 7. Shipping Mark: NHIT • BANGKOK • NO.1-9 • 8. Gross weight : 1800KGS • 9. Measurements: 6.628M3 • Suggested answer:

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