Certificate of Origin
 

Hello everyone.
I wonder if anyone knows where could I get the certificate of origin of the P337. I think at some point I saw it somewhere in the Internet.
Thank you in advance.
Rafful

Do you mean http://www.faa.gov/aircraft/

Pete

What is most useful in the link from Pete is the Type Certificate Data Sheet (TCDS) listed under Technical Information. Click on that link and then find the one for your aircraft (the TCDS number is A6CE).

Ernie

Thank you very much.
 

Pete and Ernie. I am very grateful to you for your prompt assistance. I assure you that on several occasions looked at the website of the FAA but I lost in the maze of information. But now under the guidance you gave me, I will return to seek, to find out if this is the document that requires the authority to authenticate the origin of the plane.
Again, both of you, thank you very much.
Rafful

You might be better to give Cessna a phone call with the S/N and tail number of your 337 and see if they can help with the paperwork. Are your authories questioning the aircraft build or just where it came from.

Pete

go to "skymaster.org.uk" they have a unique database. they found my a/c and a lot of history on it while it was in europe

Thanks again Pete and Rick. This airplane will be exported to MX. According to NAFTA, I will have to pay 'only' basic taxes (around 15%); but only if I can demonstrate that this plane was made in USA (or Canada if it would be the case). It is a P337H. And it is ending it's comeplete refurbishing work at FL. So I'm near to the day to bring it to MX, and authorities asked for some legal papers, such as Certificate of Origin. It would be easier if they could tell me how is its name in english. (But looks like they don't know). Yesterday I found a kind o Certificate (efectively, Ernie the TCDS number is A6CE), in the web site that both of you told me. Sent it to importing-exporting enterprise, and I'm waiting for a response. I'll let you know what happens. If this is not what they are asking for, I will contact Cessna.
Thank you , too Rick. I will search in skymaster.org.uk, and see what I can find.