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Guide to Using the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
Before you begin to fill out the NAFTA Certificate of Origin form you should have the following information:- Determine when to use (Export.gov) Certificate of Origin (Form 434)
- Have the exporter's tax identification number* and address
- Have the producer's tax identification number and address
- Have the importer's tax identification number and address
- Find your HS classification number (Export.gov)
- Determine your preference criterion (Export.gov)
- Have the producer's tax identification number and address
What is the Tax Identification Number?
- Canada: the employer number of importer/exporter assigned by the Canada Customs and Revenue Agency;
- Mexico: the federal taxpayers registry number (RFC);
- United States: the employers identification number or Social Security Number.
