5.3.2005   

EN

Official Journal of the European Union

C 56/36

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the movement certificate EUR.1 has been made out on a form other than the prescribed one (e.g. no guilloche background, differs significantly from the model in size or colour, no serial number, not printed in one of the officially-prescribed languages),

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one of the mandatory boxes (e.g. Box 4 on the EUR.1) has not been filled in, except for box 8,

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the movement certificate EUR.1 has not been stamped and signed (i.e. in Box 11),

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the movement certificate EUR.1 is endorsed by a non-authorised authority,

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the stamp used is a new one which has not yet been notified,

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the movement certificate EUR.1 presented is a copy or photocopy rather than the original,

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the entry in Box 5 refers to a country that does not belong to the Agreement (e.g. Israel or Cuba).

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the goods description box (Box 8 on EUR.1) is not filled in or refers to goods other than those presented;

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the proof of origin has been issued by a country which does not belong to the Agreement even if the goods originate in the Community or in Chile (e.g. EUR.1 issued in Israel for products originating in Chile);

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one of the mandatory boxes on the movement certificate EUR.1 bears traces of non-authenticated erasures or alterations (e.g. the boxes describing the goods or stating the number of packages, the country of destination or the country of origin);

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the time limit on the movement certificate EUR.1 has expired for reasons other than those covered by the regulations (e.g. exceptional circumstances), except where the goods were presented before expiry of the time limit;

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the proof of origin is produced subsequently for goods that were initially imported fraudulently;

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Box 4 on the movement certificate EUR.1 names a country not party to the agreement under which preferential treatment is being sought.