EUR1 certificate
A EUR1 certificate, also known as a Certificate of Origin or EUR.1 movement certificate, is an indispensable document for companies engaged in international trade. This certificate establishes the origin of the goods you export and can provide your business with significant benefits by reducing customs duties and simplifying customs clearance. Having the right documentation in place is essential to ensuring smooth and cost-effective cross-border trade.
How we can help you
- Expertise in customs matters: With our team of experienced customs specialists, Tullify can guide you through the entire application process for the EUR1 certificate. We ensure that all documentation is completed correctly and complies with current regulations. Our in-depth knowledge of customs procedures and regulations ensures that you avoid common pitfalls that can lead to delays or additional costs.
- Time saving: We understand how valuable your time is. By letting Tullify handle the entire EUR1 certificate process, you reduce your administrative burden. This frees up time for you to focus on your core business and other strategic initiatives that drive your business forward.
- Maximize your benefits: Our goal is to help you fully benefit from the EUR1 certificate. We help you ensure that your goods meet all rules of origin and thus qualify for preferential tariff treatment. This can lead to significant savings and improved competitiveness in international markets.
With Tullify by your side, you can take advantage of all the advantages that the EUR1 certificate offers. We simplify your international trade, save time and resources, and maximize your competitiveness globally.
Let us help you optimize your international trade. Contact Tullify today to start reaping the benefits of the EUR1 certificate. Your success is our priority, and we are here to support you every step of the way.
How to fill out a EUR1 Certificate
Completing a EUR.1 movement certificate correctly is crucial to ensuring that your goods receive the correct treatment at customs. Here is a detailed guide for each field on the certificate:
- Field 1: Enter the full name and address of the exporter.
- Field 2: Here you should always enter “European Community” or its English equivalent “The European Community” on the first line. On the second line, enter the country with which the EU has concluded a free trade agreement. If the agreement was negotiated before 2011, enter formally “European Community”.
- Field 3: This field is not mandatory, but if filled in, the full name and address of the recipient must be provided.
- Field 4: Indicate the country of origin of the product. If the product originates within the EU, write “European Union”. For goods originating within the EEA area exported to Norway, Liechtenstein or Iceland, use “EEA” as the country of origin.
- Field 5: The name of the recipient country.
- Field 6: Information about the transport can be filled in here, but it is not mandatory.
- Field 7: Any remarks are made here according to the certificate's rules.
- Field 8: State the brand, number, quantity and type of the package and provide a detailed description of the goods to which the certificate applies. If necessary, you can use an annex to list the goods, but make sure that this annex is stamped by the customs authority.
- Field 9: The gross weight or other quantity of the goods.
- Field 10: This field is not required, but if you have attached an invoice, you must enter the invoice number here.
- Field 11: Intended for the customs authority stamp and signature of the customs officer.
- Field 12: Exporter's declaration, including location, date and exporter's signature.
Follow these guidelines carefully to correctly fill out the EUR.1 movement certificate and facilitate the export process. If you think it looks difficult or don't have the time to do it, contact Tullify and we will solve it for you.
