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REGULATIONS AND INFORMATION
Notarization As a matter of policy and for reasons of liability, The West Island of Montreal Chamber of Commerce requires that all documents must be notarized before we will put our stamp on it. If documents have not been notarized, the client must ensure that this is done before the Chamber can proceed with certification. Notarization is a process by which a lawyer, notary public or commissioner of oaths (i.e., someone who can take sworn statements) certifies from a person’s sworn statement that the facts described in her/his signed documents are true. Notarization should be marked with an original legal seal, which is usually raised, dated and signed. Some notarization, however, is done with a stamp and is perfectly acceptable.
Exporters that frequently have documents certified often find the notarization process costly and time consuming. An alternative to notarization of documents is through a letter of waiver obtained from the shipper (i.e., manufacturer or exporter) or her/his agent. The West Island of Montreal Chamber of Commerce of Commerce allows companies that are frequent users of our service to place a letter of waiver on file stating that they take responsibility for the documents that they present to us. An example of a letter of waiver to replace the need to notarize each and every certificate of origin be found on our web site. All letters of waiver should be: 1. submitted on the letterhead of the company concerned; 2 dated; 3 addressed to The West Island of Montreal Chamber of Commerce ; 4 signed by a company officer; 5 Notarized 6 periodically renewed (e.g.: every 2 years at a maximum).
· Document must be notarized with signature and stamp (unless letter of waiver is on file). Exporter must ensure that: · Name and address are included. · Consignee’s name and address are included. · Itemized merchandise matches that listed on invoice (if invoice is provided). · Country of origin is listed and matches that on invoice (if invoice is provided). · If country of origin is other than Canada, certificate must indicate this. · Place and date are provided. · Company official has signed document. · There is no presence of a "boycott" clause.
*Documents must be notarized with signature and stamp (unless letter of waiver is on file).
2. Letter of Authenticity
3. Letter of Confirmation for Member in Good Standing
4. Letter of Introduction
5. Visa Requests
6. Exporting Vehicles Overseas
7. Agent/Representational Agreements
8. Government Issued Certificates
9. Fumigation Certificates
10.Certificate of Free Sale
11. Certificates of Composition/Analysis
12. NAFTA Certificates of Origin
· Certificates of origin from other countries; · Government inspection agency certificates; · NAFTA certificates of origin; · Any document with a boycott clause; · Scholastic degrees or diplomas; · Personal documents, such as divorce, marriage or death certificates. For more information, please contact the Chamber at info@ccoim.ca or at 514.697.4228.
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