If you sell across borders, you have probably hit this moment: the goods are packed, the commercial invoice is done, and then the consignee or customs broker asks for one more document — a certificate of origin.
We built a free generator for it: fill it in your browser, export a PDF. It covers the two formats shippers are actually asked for:
- General certificate of origin — the standard form accepted for most destinations.
- USMCA certification of origin — the nine certification fields per 19 CFR 182.12 laid out as plain inputs: originator, exporter, producer, importer, description and HS code, origin criterion, blanket period, signature and date.
The part that saves real time: product lines can come straight from your commercial invoice data, HS codes included — no retyping. The finished certificate exports as a print-ready PDF, and if your broker prefers intake forms, blank templates are free to download in PDF, XLSX and DOCX.
Find it in the free Invoice x Tariff trade toolkit, next to the tariff rate calculator and HS/HTS code lookup:
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