Should you keep your EUR.1 or origin declaration in original form? Here's what the regulations say and why it's important for imports.
A common question raised is whether the EUR.1 certificate or origin declaration must be kept in its original form for imports, or if a digital copy will suffice. Let's dive into the regulations and answer this crucial query for businesses dealing with preferential trade agreements and customs procedures.
The Questions I Will Answer in this blog:
Do I need to keep the EUR.1 or origin declaration in its original form?
What do the EU regulations say about document storage?
Can a digital copy be acceptable instead of the original?
Why is it important to keep original documents?