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Certificate of Origin now needs Enhetsregisteret role or proxy access

Exporters filing non-preferential origin proof need an Enhetsregisteret role or delegation to the service or Toll packages, with six legacy roles usable in transition; no attachments required.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 10 November 2026

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Industry: Across industries

Exporters that need to document non-preferential origin use Tolletaten's Certificate of Origin. The proof is used for goods with non-preferential origin, including for licence and veterinary requirements in the recipient country. It is used when exporting to countries with which Norway or EFTA has no free-trade agreement and the recipient or its authorities require proof of origin, and it is also used for licence and veterinary requirements. The certificate is non-preferential and therefore gives no tariff advantages in the recipient country; occasional use for exports to free-trade-agreement countries should not be necessary.

All exporters and their representatives, including carriers and freight forwarders, may use the form. To complete and submit the form the filer must hold a role in Enhetsregisteret. Alternatively the filer must hold a power of attorney to the single service or to one of three access packages: Toll, Ordinær post til virksomheten or Tjenester NUF.Altinn In a transition period the form remains usable with one of six roles from old Altinn: Daglig leder, Innehaver, Styrets leder, Regnskapsmedarbeider, Post/arkiv or Kontaktperson NUF. The earlier route, where a tilgangsstyrer or hovedadministrator granted access through Altinn with the form in the Toll package plus unconditional access for the Regnskapsmedarbeider role, no longer applies.Altinn

No documents need to be attached to this application. The form has been moved to the new Altinn platformAltinn, and service accesses to single forms cannot be carried overAltinn; anyone who has lost access must have the daily leader or equivalent grant it againAltinn. The form no longer carries red stamps on the new platform, and it remains valid without them.

A national certificate of origin is completed and signed by the exporter or an authorised person, with the signature requirement waivable where electronic completion and filing is permitted, and it is as a starting point completed in Norwegian or English, under vareførselsforskriften § 5-12-11. The certificate is attested by the customs authorities or the chamber of commerce, which may require translation of the certificate or supporting documents issued in another language at the exporter's expense, and may attest a duplicate on application. A national certificate of origin gives no basis for preferential tariff treatment.

Further information on the certificate is available through the linked guidance, and Tolletaten's contact centre answers completion questions on telephone 22 86 03 12.

Issuance and attestation of the national origin proof are regulated in Forskrift om inn- og utførsel av varer (vareførselsforskriften) § 5-12-11; applications go through Tolletaten's form with Enhetsregisteret roles or Altinn fullmakt to the stated service or access packages.

Check that the filer holds an Enhetsregisteret role or a delegation to the Certificate of Origin service or the Toll / Ordinær post til virksomheten / Tjenester NUF package before filing; no attachments are needed.

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