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    Should I acquire an International Import Certificate before sending products to Canada?

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    The International Import Certificate is an end-use assurance document that formally recognizes that the Government of Canada is aware of, and has no immediate objections to, the proposed import of specific goods to Canada by the stated importer, for the stated end-use and end-user. A Canadian-issued International Import Certificate may be required by an exporting country prior to that country authorizing an export permit/license. Canadian International Import Certificates are issued to Canadian applicants, who in turn provide a copy to their foreign suppliers, who use the International Import Certificates to obtain a foreign export permit. The International Import Certificate is used by the export control authorities of the exporting state in their export permit/license issuance process. Once approved, the International Import Certificate is valid for use only if presented to the authorities of the exporting state within six months of its issuance by Canada.

    Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
    http://www.international.gc.ca


 
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