This document provides instructions for completing a U.S. Certificate of Origin, including fields for the name and address of the shipper and consignee, marks and numbers, number of packages, weight, description of goods, and bill of lading or air waybill number. The consignee is defined as the person or company receiving the goods for end use or listed on the export license.

2. U.S Certificate of Origin Help Index
U.S. Certificate of Origin
Owner or Agent Name of shipper.
Name and Address of Shipper Address of shipper.
Consigned to The consignee is the person or company
who receives the goods for end-use or the
person or company listed on the export
license.
Marks and Numbers Identify any special marks, codes, numbers
and so forth that may appear on your
package.
Number of Packages Enter the total number of packages,
cartons, or containers for this shipment.
Weight Enter the shipping weight, including
containers, for each commodity with a
separate Schedule B Number. This weight
does not include carrier equipment.
Description Provide a complete description of each
commodity being exported. Include what it
is, what it is made of, and what it will be
used for.
Bill of Lading/Air Waybill Number Enter the Bill of Lading or Air Waybill
number. If shipping with UPS this is the
Shipment ID or Tracking Number of the
lead package.