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When goods are sent to a country outside the European Union, the export is declared to customs before the cargo leaves. The export declaration records what is being exported, where to and on what terms, and it is linked to the goods' final exit from the EU customs territory.

We prepare the declaration from the commercial and transport documents and check the supporting documents that go with it. Where the destination country asks for proof of origin, we look at which document applies: in some cases an EUR.1 or A.TR certificate, in others a statement on origin or no preferential document at all.

We work with the freight forwarder or carrier so the customs side follows the shipment schedule, and we follow the formalities through to completion, including exit confirmation where it applies.

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Send us the details of your case and we will tell you what the procedure involves and what is needed.

What we can take on

  • Prepare and lodge the export declaration
  • Check the supporting commercial and transport documents
  • Review the origin requirements of the destination country
  • Issue EUR.1 or A.TR, where they apply
  • Coordinate with the freight forwarder or carrier
  • Follow the formalities through to completion and exit confirmation, where applicable

What we may need from you

Depending on the goods and the procedure, we may ask for:

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Transport document or shipment details
  • The exporter's EORI number
  • Consignee and destination country details
  • Origin information for the goods and any export licences

This information is provided for general guidance. The requirements of a customs procedure depend on the type of goods, their origin, the destination, the procedure that applies and the legislation in force.

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