Retrospective issue of a movement certificate

Also called: issued retrospectively · sonradan verilmiştir

The issue of a movement certificate such as EUR.1 after the goods have been exported, permitted where it was not issued at export because of errors, omissions or special circumstances. The certificate carries a statement showing it was issued retrospectively.

In practice

Retrospective certificates allow preference to be claimed later, but the importing country may still apply time limits for refund claims.

Applies to: EUTürkiyeUK

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EUR.1 movement certificate
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