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Completing a Valid Certificate

This tutorial is a step-by-step guide to help you understand how to complete an accurate and valid NAFTA certificate.

With the implementation of AMPS (Administrative Monetary Penalty System) it is important to have fully completed and accurate certificates on file to ensure compliance.

Invalid NAFTA certificates of origin are one of the largest areas of concern for non-compliance. To claim the duty free status, a valid certificate must be on file. Anything less is unacceptable and subject to penalty assessment.

Introduction
The importer is ultimately responsible for having a fully completed and valid NAFTA certificate on file for any goods claiming the duty free rate of duty under NAFTA.

Exporters, producers or manufacturers are responsible for determining qualification under NAFTA and completing an accurate certificate.

Only importers who possess a valid NAFTA certificate of origin can claim special tariff treatment.

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