​The Chamber of Commerce is Authorized by Customs Agencies to Certify Certificates of Origin. 

The Chamber is Your Official Source for a Certificate of Origin

Here is a summary of the process to obtain a Certificate of Origin (CO):

• Fill out and notarize the appropriate Certification affidavit.
• Provide invoices indicating where your goods are manufactured.
• Complete the CO document.
• Complete the Inquiry form above and attach the notarized affidavit, CO document, and invoices.
• Indicate which documents you want stamped.
• Email proof of your position and identity of the signatory.
• If you are not a member of the Chamber, provide additional documentation such as a business license or registration.
• All CO requests are subject to a site inspection by the Chamber to assess both the location and the goods being produced.
• Remember, the Chamber can only certify information they can verify, and exporters cannot stamp the document themselves. Always check the current criteria for a CO before sending your shipment.

What is a Certificate of Origin (CO)?

• An important international trade document.
• Attests that goods in an export shipment are wholly obtained, produced, manufactured, or processed in a particular country
• May be required due to treaty arrangements, varying duty rates, and preferential duty treatment based on the shipment's origin.

Role of the Chamber of Commerce

• Authorized by customs agencies to certify non-preferential certificates of origin.
• Unique and vital role in facilitating international trade.

Fees and Stamping

• Each CO must be stamped with the official CO seal of the Northwest Valley Chamber of Commerce.
• No charge for this service to our members.