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How long must a U.S. exporter who completes a certification for goods shipped to Canada or Mexico keep the origin records?
- At least five years after the date the certification was completed
- One year after exportation
- 180 days
- Until the truck crosses, and no longer
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A. At least five years after the date the certification was completed
An exporter or producer who completes a certification, or a producer who gives a written representation, for a good exported to Canada or Mexico must keep the origin records for at least five years after the certification was completed.
Source: 19 CFR 182.21
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