On: April 22, 2026     By: David Noah

FAQ: Creating a Certificate of Origin for Your Exports

A certificate of origin form is often required by customs when importing goods. Since the exporter is usually the party that sourced the goods, they generally are the party that prepares the certificate and has it chamberized when required. Here are some frequently asked questions about COOs.

On: April 10, 2026     By: Kari Crane

International Trade Briefing: April 2026 [Video]

IEEPA refunds expand to include long-closed entries as CBP’s system nears launch, exporters face ongoing licensing delays with little visibility from BIS, the U.S. ramps up enforcement on “Made in America” claims, and FinCEN opens a new whistleblower channel—raising compliance pressure across trade and finance.

On: April 6, 2026     By: David Noah

12 Documents Required for Exporting

Once an international sale is made, the hard work is just beginning. You need to ship the goods to your buyer in a timely manner and make sure you get paid in full and on time. The key for both is to provide accurate export documents. Here we explain 12 of the most common export forms.

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