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Choose, prepare and apply for
the right trade document
Use the document finder to identify the likely route, understand what the Chamber will need,
and move into the correct online application or enquiry path.
Choose, prepare and apply for
the right trade document
Use the document finder to identify the likely route, understand what the Chamber will need,
and move into the correct online application or enquiry path.
What are you trying to achieve?
Choose the closest outcome. Each route opens a dedicated documentation page with eligibility, evidence and application steps.
Taking goods abroad temporarily
Professional equipment, exhibition goods or commercial samples that will return.
Open COOProving where goods originate
A customer, authority or Letter of Credit asks for certified non-preferential origin.
Open ATASupporting a preference claim
The importer needs the correct proof to claim reduced or nil duty under a trade agreement.
Importing controlled goods -
An overseas licensing authority asks the UK importer for an end-use assurance.
Legalising a document overseas
A public or trade document needs an apostille, embassy route or legal authentication.
Authenticating a signature/company document
A specialist Notary Public must legally authenticate the document or signing act.
Supporting a Saudi business-related visa
A qualifying employee needs an authenticated company introduction letter.
Digitally verifying an origin declaration
An invoice origin declaration needs stronger traceability and online verification.
What are you trying to achieve?
Choose the closest outcome. Each route opens a dedicated documentation page with eligibility, evidence and application steps.
Taking goods abroad temporarily
Professional equipment, exhibition goods or commercial samples that will return.
Open COOProving where goods originate
A customer, authority or Letter of Credit asks for certified non-preferential origin.
Open ATASupporting a preference claim
The importer needs the correct proof to claim reduced or nil duty under a trade agreement.
Importing controlled goods -
An overseas licensing authority asks the UK importer for an end-use assurance.
Legalising a document overseas
A public or trade document needs an apostille, embassy route or legal authentication.
Authenticating a signature/company document
A specialist Notary Public must legally authenticate the document or signing act.
Supporting a Saudi business-related visa
A qualifying employee needs an authenticated company introduction letter.
Digitally verifying an origin declaration
An invoice origin declaration needs stronger traceability and online verification.
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Take a look at our quick application routes.
Browse the full document range
The catalogue is grouped by purpose rather than by consultancy package, making related routes easier to compare.
2 routes
Movement certificates and digitally verified invoice declarations.
1 route
Documentation supporting overseas licensing controlled goods.
2 routes
Notary, apostille and embassy-related documentation routes.
Browse the full document range
The catalogue is grouped by purpose rather than by consultancy package, making related routes easier to compare.
2 routes
Movement certificates and digitally verified invoice declarations.
1 route
Documentation supporting overseas licensing controlled goods.
2 routes
Notary, apostille and embassy-related documentation routes.
Not sure what you need?
The documentation team can help distinguish between certification, preferential origin, temporary movement, notarial and legalisation routes.
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The documentation team can help distinguish between certification, preferential origin, temporary movement, notarial and legalisation routes.
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