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The document outlines the Certificate of Origin for goods traded between Israel and Vietnam under the Free Trade Agreement (FTA). It includes sections for exporter and importer details, country of origin, transport details, and a description of goods, along with instructions on how to fill out the certificate. The certificate must be certified by the issuing authority, ensuring compliance with origin requirements specified in the agreement.

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Coo Vietnam

The document outlines the Certificate of Origin for goods traded between Israel and Vietnam under the Free Trade Agreement (FTA). It includes sections for exporter and importer details, country of origin, transport details, and a description of goods, along with instructions on how to fill out the certificate. The certificate must be certified by the issuing authority, ensuring compliance with origin requirements specified in the agreement.

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CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN - ISRAEL- VIETNAM= FTA

1. Exporter (name, address, country) 2. Certificate no.

3. Importer (name, full address, country) 4.Country of Origin

5. Port of shipment and Transport Details (Optional) 6. Country of destination

7. Observations 8. Commercial invoices

9. Description of goods
No. Tariff item Description of the goods Origin Gross,
number Criterion weight or
other
measure

ORIGIN CERTIFICATION

10. Declaration by: 11.Certification by the Issuing Authority:


We hereby certify the authenticity of this certificate and that
□ The Producer it was issued in accordance with the provisions of the
□ The Exporter (if not the producer) Agreement.

Date:
The undersigned hereby declares that he has read the
instructions for filling out this Certificate, and that the goods
comply with the origin requirements specified in the
Agreement. Stamp and signature
Date:
Signature
CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN - ISRAEL- VIETNAM-FTA

CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN - ISRAEL- VIETNAM-FTA


(Additional Page)
Certificate no :

9. Description of goods
No. Tariff item Description of the goods Origin Gross,
number Criterion weight or
other
measure

ORIGIN CERTIFICATION

10. Declaration by: 11.Certification by the Issuing Authority:


We hereby certify the authenticity of this certificate and that
□ The Producer it was issued in accordance with the provisions of the
□ The Exporter (if not the producer) Agreement.

The undersigned hereby declares that he has read the Date:


instructions for filling out this Certificate, and that the goods
comply with the origin requirements specified in the
Agreement.
Date: Stamp and signature

Signature
INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO FILL OUT CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN ISRAEL- Vietnam

The instructions below apply to both electronic and paper Certificates of Origin.

Box No. 1 – “Exporter”


This box shall bear the details of of the exporter, its name and its address in the exporting country.

Box No. 2 – “Certificate No.”


This box is for the use of the exporting country, which shall fill in the certificate number.

Box No. 3 – “Importer”


This box shall bear the details of the importer of the goods in the country of final destination. If, for
commercial reasons it is not possible to designate the importer, the exporter shall complete the box
with “Unknown”.

Box No. 4 – "Country of Origin"


This box shall bear the name of the country where the goods in question obtained their originating
status.

Box No. 5 – “Port of shipment and Transport Details” (Optional)


This box shall indicate the port of shipment from Vietnam or from Israel.

Box No. 6 – “Country of Destination”


This box shall bear the name of the country which is the final destination of the goods.

Box No. 7 – “Observations”


This box shall bear observations made by the country of exportation, for example, the mention
“DUPLICATE”, “ISSUED RETROSPECTIVELY”, “OUTWARD PROCESSING”

Box No. 8 – “Commercial Invoices”


This box shall bear the number of the invoices that are covered by the certificate. If, for commercial
reasons it is not possible to designate the number of the invoice, the exporter shall complete the box
with “Unknown”.

Box No. 9 – “Description of the goods”


This box shall bear a detailed description of all the goods covered by the certificate. The description
of goods must be sufficiently detailed to enable the goods to be identified by the Customs Officers
examining them as much as possible.

In the field named “No.”, the row number of the goods (index) will be written.
In the field named "Tariff item number" – the HS Code shall be filled at the 6 digit level.
For goods that meet the origin criteria, the exporter and/or producer must indicate the origin criteria
met, in the manner shown in the following table:

(a) The goods wholly obtained or produced in a Party within the meaning of Article “WO”
3.3.
(b) The goods obtained in a Party incorporating materials which have not been “PSR”
wholly obtained there, provided that such materials have undergone sufficient
working or processing in a Party within the meaning of Article 3.4.
(c) The goods obtained in a Party exclusively from materials that qualify as “PE”
originating pursuant to Chapter on Rules of Origin

Lack of correspondence between the origin criterion detailed on the certificate and the actual origin
criterion shall not in itself constitute a reason for voiding the certificate.
In the field reserved for the gross weight or other quantity – the gross weight or any other units of
quantity of the goods shall be detailed.

* Lack of correspondence between the HS Code detailed on the certificate and the actual classification
by the competent authority of the importing country, shall not in itself constitute a reason for voiding
the certificate.

Box No. 10 – “Declaration by the Exporter”


The exporter shall indicate in the proper field whether or not he is the producer. If the exporter is also
the producer of the goods covered by the certificate, he shall mark the box “Producer”. If not, he shall
mark the box “Exporter”.

Box No. 11 – “Certification”


This box shall bear the details of the certifying authority, and shall be signed and stamped by that
authority.

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