CBP Says Use of NAFTA Certificate of Origin Form is Still Permissible Despite March 31 Expiration
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said in a CSMS message it is aware that the most current CBP Form 434, “NAFTA Certificate of Origin,” available on the CBP website lists March 31, 2012, as the expiration date. Despite the expiration date, the trade community may continue to use this document or a substantially similar, alternate version, said CBP. CBP will post the reapproved CBP Form 434 as soon as it becomes available, it said. The form is (here).
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Contact: CBP's Trade Agreements Branch at fta@dhs.gov.