Row 1290

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There is no **preferential duty treatment** when it comes to China. The only time you would need a Certificate of Origin from the exporter is to present it to CBP against a claim for preferential duty treatment-- not applicable for China really given that there is not a FTA in place.

**Marking requirements**. Again, claiming China is not a benefit. They will have to adhere to marking requirements regardless of what it is. This does not present a reason to need the original Country of Origin certificate from the exporter.

**Duties.** The US Customs Agent should not need it for non-preferential treatment entries. If it is a ongoing issue, then you will need to onboard the risk of clearance yourself and get a repayment agreement in place/LoC/CAI

**COO.** I would recommend making a letter attesting to the facts. Basically reiterating the COO, but on your letterhead (do not title it COO however)... add a "perjury statement" even; “I declare (or certify, verify, or state) under penalty of perjury under the laws of the United States of America that the foregoing is true and correct--” People love that stuff lol.

Brass Tacks... if they keep pushing, just be forthcoming with your concern-- it is VALID!!

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text There is no **preferential duty treatment** when it comes to China. The only time you would need a Certificate of Origin from the exporter is to present it to CBP against a claim for preferential duty treatment-- not applicable for China really given that there is not a FTA in place. **Marking requirements**. Again, claiming China is not a benefit. They will have to adhere to marking requirements regardless of what it is. This does not present a reason to need the original Country of Origin cer…
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datetime 2022-05-24
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