Original Quality Inspection Certificate of the traded goods in commerce

Original Quality inspection Certificates Of Origin of goods in international trade to avoid risks for buyers and sellers through AIM's results of inspection, testing, verification and certification.

A Certificate of Original (CO) is an important international trade document that certifies that goods in a particular export shipment are wholly obtained, produced, manufactured or processed in a particular country and C/O alway issued by Chamber of Commerce of National. 

The product shipment declared the ‘nationality’ by the exporter to satisfy customs or trade requirements which are surveyed and inspected, tested, verified, certificated its contents:

Inspection

Checking the condition and weight of traded goods at manufacturer’s, supplier’s, shipper’s, exporter’s local and port of loading, help you to control quantity and quality, and meet all relevant regulatory requirements across different regions and markets.

Testing

Testing facilities on the quality, safety and performance of products against relevant health, safety and regulatory standards and its materials, structure and ingredients of the product.

Verification

 AIM Control (AIM Group®) ensures that products and services comply with global standards and local regulations covered the entire supply chain from raw materials to final consumption.

Certification / Certificate

 AIM Control (AIM Group®) identifies you to demonstrate that your products, processes, systems or services are compliant with either national or international standards and regulations or customer defined standards, through certification/ certificate.

Purposes of Original Quality Inspection Certificate of the traded goods in commerce & C/Os

C / O Certificate of Origin is issued Chamber of Commerce of National and required by Customs, Banks, Importers, Consignee companies and the concerned other for a number of purposes

Almost all countries in the world-wide require Certificates of Origin of C/O goods for

• Customs clearance and import and export tax declaration

• Define the obligations of the seller / exporter

• Accurately inspected the quality of goods or products traded in foreign trade and its contents

• Verifying whether the exported or imported goods are legal.

• Prevent and anti commercial fraud.

There are two types of the Original Certificates or C/Os

• Non-Preferential Certificates of Origin

To be certified that the goods are subject to no preferential treatment also known as “Normal COs”.

• Preferential Cos

To be certified that goods are subject to reduced tariffs or exemptions when they are exported to countries extending these privileges and to be closely associated with Regional Trade Agreements.

The Original Quality Inspection Certificate for buyer and shipper

If the buyer would like to see / have the quality of goods up to their satisfaction or specified standards, the buyer and shipper ask for an dependent surveyors / inspectors of AIM Control Inspection Group to inspect of the goods before despatch and issuance of third party original quality inspection certificate.

The certificate of origin is a document required by the Authorities of importing country which certified the goods is originated.

Reasons for calling of Certificate of Origin

• The importing may forbid the goods imported form some countries via the political national

• That the goods originate from the well-known country may have added value to its and increased a marketability

• That the goods imported from either neighboring countries or friendly region

• That the goods exported/ imported U.S.-China via third country with their fraud Export duties are exported / imported in The China–United States trade war (Chinese: 中美贸易战; pinyin: Zhōngměi Màoyìzhàn).

To PREVENT a seller is a fraud company!

The supplier or a seller is a signed declaration that their goods of shipment are of a quality in accordance with the contract of sale, as this quality inspection certificate is issued by the supplier, this assurance as sometimes doubtful in the fraud of shipper/seller/supplier or their servant.

AIM Control (AIM Group®) quality inspection certificate gives trust assurance of the quality and standards of the goods, in addition, Our surveyors report serves the best assurance of the quality of shipment cargo in international trading to be an independent party AIM whose judgment is assumed to be impartial.

Preventing a buyer is a fraud!

In some cases, the buyer agrees to pay after the goods have been loaded onto the ship but they do not pay as promised.

The quantity and quality inspection certification of AIM is evidence for seller to require the buyer in payment via L/C or T/.T.

The (quality) inspection certificate of AIM Control (AIM Group®)  is also to prevent poor quality goods from entering a country.

• a Quality Inspection Certificate

• a Quantity Certification (Weight)

• a Certificate of analysis

• a Quality standards (company standards, industry standards, country standards, full consensus standards)

• a special Regional Trade Association certificate of origin

• Terms of Payment in International Trade

• Different Types of Documentary Credit

• Shipping Documents in International Trade

• Shipping Terms Used in International Trade

• Incoterms 20xx

• Procedures for Presenting Documents

• Documents vs Goods Services Performance

• Documentary Credit

• Techniques and Procedures

• Procedures in Handling Irregular Import Documents

• Notes for the Exporter upon Receipt of a Documentary Credit

• Bank Considerations in Examination and Negotiation of Export Documents

• Discrepancies and Indemnities

• Documentary Credit Dispute Expertise System DOCDEX

• Certified Documentary Credit Specialist CDCS

• Banking Facilities and Services for Exporters

• Overdraft Facilities OD

• Bills Advance

• Documents Presented for Negotiation Without Recourse

• Bills Discounted under Documentary Credit Available by Acceptance

• Usance Draft Payable at Sight Basis under

• Letter of Indemnity

• Standby Letter of Credit

• Export Credit Insurance

• Important Trade Promotion Institutions

• Contractual Relationship of Various Parties

• Transferable Credit Letter of Transfer

• BacktoBack Credit and Bridge Credit

• Meaning Characteristics and Risk in the Issue

• Disclaimer for Acts of an Instructed Party

• Disclaimer on Documents Received

• Force Majeure

• Partial Payments

• Charges and Expenses

• Application of UCP

• Tolerance in Credit Amount Quantity and Unit Price

• Partial Drawing or Partial Shipments

• Instalment Drawings or Shipments

• Disclaimer on Transmission and Translation

• Disclaimer for Acts of an Instructed Party

• Assignment of Proceeds

• Application of URR

• Reimbursement Authorizations vs Credits

• Expiry of a Reimbursement Authorization

• Amendment or Cancellation of Reimbursement Authorizations

• Standards for Reimbursement Claims

• Processing Reimbursement Claims

• Disclaimer on the Transmission of Messages

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