The COO is signed by 2 separate parties Which one certifies that the company is a real one and that the COO is legitimate? A The exporter/shipper/manufacturer B the witness C the local chamber of commerce D ) the local government trade representative

C. The local chamber of commerce. A Certificate of Origin (COO) is a document certifying the origin of goods. The chamber of commerce is typically the body responsible for verifying the legitimacy of the business and its products and issuing the COO. While the exporter/shipper/manufacturer signs the document, their signature attests to the information they are providing, not the overall legitimacy of the company itself. The witness simply verifies the signatures. A local government trade representative may be involved in trade promotion but typically doesn't certify COOs.<br />