CBP has left previous questions and responses ... analysis of goods manufactured in Mexico and Canada. If the certificate of origin is not available at the time of import but the product later ...

The importer has certain documentary evidence substantiating that the goods qualify for preferential treatment, such as a certificate of origin provided by the manufacturer or exporter.

asserting that "social media posts that CBP is detaining Iranian-Americans and refusing their entry into the U.S. because of their country of origin are false." The agency also maintained that ...

Now, with country-specific tariffs, the US Customs may not be satisfied with a mere declaration or certificate of the exporter or a non-preferential CoO and may ask for 'proof of origin', as the ...

Noting numerous letter rulings dating back to the mid-1980s, CBP concluded that “roasting” or “roasting and blending” substantially transformed green coffee beans for country of origin ...