Non-preferential origin
Ordinary chamber-attested certificate for customs clearance.
Declare country of origin for chamber attestation and customs.
Ordinary chamber-attested certificate for customs clearance.
For duty-free movement between GCC member states.
Goods imported and re-exported without processing.
Step 1
Choose the certificate of origin layout closest to your purpose.
Step 2
Replace the sample content with accurate company and document information.
Step 3
Download the PDF, save it for reuse, or send it by email.
Use the certificate of origin maker when you need a consistent way of preparing an origin declaration for customs or preferential duty. The available templates separate common use cases so the document starts with the right emphasis rather than a one-size-fits-all layout. The main review points are the exporter, consignee, transport details, product description, HS code, quantity, weight and country of origin. Check these items together because a correct name or date can still be misleading when the supporting amount, authority, description or reference is inconsistent.
Regional use calls for an additional check: whether chamber attestation is required and whether the goods meet the specific GCC preferential-origin rule rather than merely being re-exported. Arabic text, tax treatment, authority wording and official identifiers should be included only when applicable to the jurisdiction and recipient. Use a clear reference and date, complete an authorised review, and compare the finished wording with the supporting records before release. Retain a copy with the relevant approval, then download, save or email the result. The supporting guide and FAQs cover further document-specific considerations without making the working page unnecessarily long. Each completed version should remain traceable to its supporting business records.
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