For NAFTA purposes, in order for a Certificate of Origin to be valid, it must be signed by which ONE of the following?
A) Importer.
B) Customs Broker having a valid power of attorney from the importer.
C) Exporter or exporter’s authorized agent having knowledge of the facts.
D) Port Director of the port where the importation will take place.
E) The Certificate of Origin does not have to be signed by anyone to be valid.
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The Answer is: C
Citation: 19 CFR 181.22(b)(2)
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