TANO Corp. in the United States exports alternators to Canada to be repaired. Upon importation back into the U.S. TANO Corp. decides to claim 9802.00.50. US Customs requests proof of exportation for the alternators from the United States. Which ONE of the following is NOT an acceptable proof of export?
A) Foreign Customs Invoice.
B) Bill of Lading.
C) Certificate of origin.
D) Foreign landing certificate.
E) Foreign Customs Entry.
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The Answer is: C
Citation: 19 CFR 10.8(b))
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