In house Certificate of Origin

ghubshawi · Post by **ghubshawi** » Mon Apr 27, 2009 8:23 pm

Dear All,

Could any one give some information on "In house Certificate of Origin"?. Is it acceptable under LCs.

Rgds,

Ghubshawi

shahriar · Post by **shahriar** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 7:43 pm

never heard of this term. perhaps a local term and most probably USA. i just got one reference of this on google

picant · Post by **picant** » Wed Apr 29, 2009 9:59 pm

Hi Pals,

IMHO, in house seems a translation from german IM HAUSE, that means issued by the seller.

Other comments appreciated

Ciao

Judith · Post by **Judith** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 10:39 am

I have a faint memory of someone saying that these are certificates of origin issued by a person who is a member of a chamber of commerce (but it is not issued BY the chamber of commerce…) But I am not very sure.

Anyhow, since this term is not defined in UCP, I would look to the credit. If the credit also does not provide a definition of this term, I would go by the general meaning of the term “in-house” i.e. “from within” and therefore accept a certificate issued by the seller or even the manufacturer.

Hope this helps.

jmitra · Post by **jmitra** » Sat May 02, 2009 8:46 pm

when i consider the term in house, the immediate reference i remember is house bill of lading. now house bill of lading can be issued by a freight forwarder not by a beneficiary. based on this logic (which is certainly awkward ) i would say its safe to get the certificate from anybody other than the beneficiary. :?

In house Certificate of Origin

In house Certificate of Origin

never heard

deutche Uebersetzung

Issued by seller / manufacturer

seller or someone other than seller