Monday, September 28, 2026

2027 CUSMA/USMCA Certification of Origin Renewal

To help ensure uninterrupted CUSMA/USMCA preferential tariff treatment for qualifying goods, please submit your updated 2027 Certificate(s) of Origin to the appropriate mailbox based on the destination of the goods:

Please route documentation to the appropriate team based on the country of importation:

• Goods entering the United States (USMCA): usmca@willsonintl.com
• Goods entering Canada (CUSMA): cusma@willsonintl.com

Documents submitted to the wrong team may experience delays and could result in certificates not being reviewed or properly applied.

A valid 2027 Certificate of Origin must be on file with Willson International for preferential tariff treatment to be claimed. If a valid certificate is not on file, applicable duties will be paid to CBP or CBSA accordingly.

SUBMISSION DEADLINE

Please submit updated 2027 Certificate(s) of Origin no later than December 1, 2026, to allow sufficient time for review and database updates.

Certification forms, instructions, and additional pages are available in the Forms section of our website under CBSA – Canadian Customs Forms or CBP – U.S. Customs Forms.

QUESTIONS?

USMCA: transitionteamus@willsonintl.com

CUSMA: transitionteamcanada@willsonintl.com

Billing: service@willsonintl.com

If you have already submitted your 2027 CUSMA/USMCA Certificate(s) of Origin, thank you for your continued cooperation.

Disclaimer: The information provided here is for informational purposes only and is offered without liability on the part of Willson International. It is based on the best available information; however, the tariff environment is rapidly changing, and some details may become outdated. Any advice and/or information contained in this communication is not binding on U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), nor does it satisfy the requirements for “reasonable care” in conducting your customs business. For the most up-to-date and accurate information, please contact your customs broker or trade advisor.