For the chamber that issues more than one Certificate of Origin per week, this program stands out as the single best resource available the chamber can offer their membership. This takes a paperwork headache out of the chamber's workload, offers better service and makes it available 24/7! It also can be customized to your chamber's website, and you know who's using it and how often. Here is the information from the Dearborn Area (Michigan) Chamber's website:
Electronic Certificates of Origin
- No Travel
- No Couriers
- No Mail/Post applications to chamber required
Pay as you use
- No upfront charges. Simply pay as you use
- No software installation required
Improved Time Efficiency and Productivity
- Documents certified & returned in minutes rather than days
- Avoid numerous trips to chamber. System identifies errors in advance
- Users can quickly copy, edit & resubmit previous applications & rejections online.
- User friendly system informs exporter of the next steps for successful application.
- No training needed
Intelligent System
- Break down of costs for export document in advance of application
- Improves transport costing practices
Easy to remain compliant with rules and regulations
- Our system identifies documentation errors in advance
Reduced shipment delays
- Documents received in minutes rather than days
Reduced operational costs
- No need for courier/postal and telephone costs associated with making manual submissions.
- Reduced human error costs with editable online applications
User-Friendly Interface
- Our online document application designs match the look and feel of the original paper-based documents.
High Level Customer Support
- 9am to 5pm telephone support
- 9am to 9pm email support
- Simplicity of system to clients means reduced queries and calls to chambers
Tried and Tested Solution
- Tradecertify.com is being used by some of the world’s largest export companies operating across a variety of industries
Policy effective April 1, 2013
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Paper Documents.....................................................................$30 Member Cost
Paper Documents...........................................................$100 Non-Member Cost
For more information, Contact the Dearborn Chamber of Commerce
Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce: Illinois General Assembly Springfield Session Recap
Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce: Illinois General Assembly Springfield Session Recap
The
Illinois House adjourned its spring session on the evening of May 30
and the Illinois Senate did so shortly after midnight, thus ending an
Illinois General Assembly session that proposed a lot of grandiose
plans, but did not see many of them come to fruition. From the
Chicagoland Chamber’s perspective, there were some victories and some
frustrations.
The
FY 2016 budget adopted by the legislature does not adequately address
the state’s current spending obligations and is expected to be
revisited before the end of the fiscal year, with the possibility of a
tax increase after the November election.
A complete legislative report will follow next week, but below are some highlights:
- Extension of the Income Tax Increase: Due to expire on December 31, 2014, the “temporary” higher rates of the personal and corporate income taxes were not extended, nor was Governor Quinn’s $500 property tax rebate plan advanced in the legislature. (Chamber opposed.)
Arkansas State Chamber, Arkansas manufacturing and business reps meet with Gov. Beebe, Workforce Cabinet
Representatives from Arkansas’
manufacturers and other state business leaders met with Gov. Mike
Beebe and his workforce cabinet on Tuesday (May 27) for what was
described as a “candid” forum on ways to improve jobs with existing
industries. The meeting was co-hosted by the Arkansas State Chamber of
Commerce and Associated Industries of Arkansas.
“This is more about opportunity than difficulties or challenges,” said Randy Zook, president & CEO of the Arkansas State Chamber/AIA, who moderated the forum. The City Wire
Missouri Lawmakers Reflect on 2014 Session at St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce
Three St. Joseph state lawmakers offered insight Friday into the issues they witnessed and handled in the 2014 Missouri General Assembly.
The occasion was St. Joe Rising, a quarterly event staged by the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce. State Sen. Dr. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph; state Rep. Delus Johnson, R-St. Joseph; and state Rep. Pat Conway, D-St. Joseph, spoke before a crowd of 85 people at the Ramada Inn. Read more: St Joseph News-Press
Mary Meeker's 2014 Internet Trends
Since 2001, Mary Meeker has developed a knack for highlighting what’s currently happening on the Internet and how this information may impact technology and business in the future. Last week she released her 2014 Internet Trends and it reveals some interesting digital trends. Here are the highlights:
Famous Chamber of Commerce Quotations: (Preparation)
"Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe." - Abraham Lincoln
“This is more about opportunity than difficulties or challenges,” said Randy Zook, president & CEO of the Arkansas State Chamber/AIA, who moderated the forum. The City Wire
Missouri Lawmakers Reflect on 2014 Session at St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce
Three St. Joseph state lawmakers offered insight Friday into the issues they witnessed and handled in the 2014 Missouri General Assembly.
The occasion was St. Joe Rising, a quarterly event staged by the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce. State Sen. Dr. Rob Schaaf, R-St. Joseph; state Rep. Delus Johnson, R-St. Joseph; and state Rep. Pat Conway, D-St. Joseph, spoke before a crowd of 85 people at the Ramada Inn. Read more: St Joseph News-Press
Mary Meeker's 2014 Internet Trends
Since 2001, Mary Meeker has developed a knack for highlighting what’s currently happening on the Internet and how this information may impact technology and business in the future. Last week she released her 2014 Internet Trends and it reveals some interesting digital trends. Here are the highlights:
- Marketing: Social messaging is changing from broadcasting a few messages to a large audience (like Facebook) to frequent interactions with targeted groups (like Snapchat).
- Apps: Single purpose apps are on the rise, making apps geared towards specific services more popular than ones that have multiple purposes.
- Big data: Sensor use in devices is providing companies with a lot more data to mine.
- Cloud: Falling costs for computing (33 percent), storage (38 percent) and bandwidth (27 percent) have enabled the cloud.
- User interfaces: As industries have developed new ways to present applications, bad user interfaces have started to disappear.
- Mobile first: Internet touch points with stakeholders are increasingly becoming mobile connections.
Famous Chamber of Commerce Quotations: (Preparation)
"Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe." - Abraham Lincoln
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