Further to the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS) replacing the UK General Scheme of Preferences (GSP), the DCTS origin statement has now been updated online. We’ve shared the origin declaration wording and requirements below.
If you’re an importer, please ensure you make the changes with your suppliers. Origin statements reading ‘GSP’ will only be accepted up until 31 December 2023.
Currently there is no update to the GSP Form A. The title of the GSP Form A remains the same – Generalized System of Preferences Certificate of Form A. We will update you when changes are seen for this document.
Origin declaration wording
The exporter of the products covered by this document (customs identification number …(1)) declares that, except where otherwise clearly indicated, these products are of …(2) preferential origin in accordance with the rules of origin of the Developing Countries Trading Scheme of the UK and that the origin criterion met is … … ( 3 ). (Place and date (4)) (Name and signature of the exporter)
| Note number | Comment |
| 1 |
Enter your customs identification number if allocated (e.g. REX number). Exporters in the UK exporting goods under bilateral cumulation should enter their EORI number. |
| 2 |
Enter the origin of the goods. |
| 3 |
Products wholly obtained: enter the letter ‘P’; Products sufficiently processed: enter the letter ‘W’ followed by a heading of the Harmonised System (example ‘W’ 9618). |
| 4 |
This may be omitted if included in the document itself. |
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