Uncategorized CONSIGNEE SHOWN ON CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN By Mr Old Man Posted on March 7, 2010 3 min read 0 0 2,440 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Reddit Share on Pinterest Share on Linkedin Share on Tumblr QUERY FROM BINHBENTRE Dear brother Old Man, I just searched on the internet and got to know your blog with an entry regarding Certificate of Origin (C/O), I am facing an issue, but don t know to to fix it, would you pls refer to the below case and give us your valuable advices. 1. A US trader bought cargoes made in Vietnam from a vietnamese facturing company.2. Upon the instruction from the buyer (US company), the seller (VN company) has delivered cargoes into the Bonded Warehouse.3. The US party sold a part of cargoes to an egyptian company and then the cargo will be shipped to Egypt. The VN company will get a C/O with their name as the shipper and the consignee is the US company. In this case, pls kindly advise how to get a C/O that the cnee is shown on C/O as the actual egyptian importer. I shall be grateful if you will take your time and advise me the procedures to get such C/O. Many thanks in advance and look forward to receiving your reply. Best regards,Binhbentre ————————————————–COMMENT RE: Certificate of Origin Hi Mr. Binhbentre, Thanks for visiting Mr. Old Man’s blog. Regarding your query I think it depends on the terms of the LC or the terms of the contract signed between your company and your US counterpart and even depends on your application for C/O. I’m sure you may have ever come across Cs/O issued with “to order of the issuing bank” as the consignee. So if the contract or the LC, if any, requires a C/O with the Egyptian importer’s name shown as the consignee, I don’t think the chamber of commerce and industry will refuse to issue or grant such a C/O. Hoping my answer is helpful. Best regards,Mr. Old Man …