Incomplete tab - Single solicitation view
The
Incomplete
tab contains solicitations sent from clients which are still pending information. With this grid having dropdown selections, you can edit solicitation information using the following information:important
Producer
, Net cost
and Preference criteria
columns are manually input with the help of the Show Hints
button which contains an explanation for each one of them.Column | Description |
|---|---|
Product number | The unique number identifying each product in the solicitation. |
Product description | A brief description of the product. |
HS number | The Harmonized System (HS) number associated with the product, used for international trade classification. |
Producer* | NA - None of the aboveNO(1) - Your knowledge that product qualifies as originating goodNO(2) - Document Other than Certificate of Origin from Producer/ExporterNO(3) - You have a Certificate of OriginYES - You are the producer of the good |
Eligibility | Indication of the product's eligibility for preferential treatment under the FTA. |
Country of Origin | The country in which the product was manufactured or underwent significant processing. |
Currency | The currency in which the net cost is expressed. |
Attachments | Icons or links to any documents attached to the solicitation using the Attach files functionality, such as Certificates of Origin, invoices, or other supporting material will appear once you select theDoc link in this column. |
Net cost* | From the dropdown that appear on this column, you can select one of the following: NC - Net Cost method was used to calculate Regional Value Content.TS - Tariff Shift was used.TV - Regional Value Content was calculated according to Transaction Value Method.WO - Wholly Obtained. |
Preference criteria* | A - Wholly obtained or produced entirely.B - Produced entirely using non-originating materials and satisfies Product Specific Rules of Origin.C - Produced entirely, exclusively from originating materials.D(a) - Except for goods of Chapters 61 through 63, a good is originating in the territory of a USMCA Country if: (a) one or more non-originating materials cannot satisfy the CTC requirement as both the good and its materials are classified in the same subheading or same heading that is not further subdivided and, (i) the good is produced entirely in one or more USMCA countries; (ii) the RVC is not less than 60% if TV method is used, or not less than 50% if NC method is used; and (iii) the good satisfies all other applicable requirements.D(b) - Except of a Good of Chapters 61 through 63 a good is originating in the territory of a USMCA Country if: (b) the good was imported into a USMCA Country in an unassembled or disassembled form but was classified as an assembled good, and, (i) the good is produced entirely in one or more USMCA countries; (ii) the RVC is not less than 60% if the TV method is used, or not less than 50% if NC method is used; and (iii) the good satisfies all other applicable requirements. |