Proofof Export
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Proof of export — track it by MRN

Keep your export file audit-ready: track the declaration by MRN until the customs proof of export (CC599C / IE599) is issued.

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Declaration status by MRN
Before you interpret the result: The data comes from the European Commission's search, is for information only and is not binding. The EC refreshes it once a day (overnight) — it is not a real-time view. The binding state of a declaration is held by the customs system where it was lodged.

Proof of export — what belongs in your file

A clean export file pairs the commercial documents (invoice, transport papers) with the customs proof that the goods left the EU — the export confirmation CC599C / IE599. That customs message is the piece auditors ask for first.

Track any declaration below by its MRN to see whether your proof of export is already available.

Frequently asked questions

Is proof of export the same as proof of exit?

In EU practice they point to the same customs message (CC599C / IE599). “Proof of export” is the accounting perspective; “proof of exit” the customs one.

Which document do auditors expect for a zero-rated export?

Primarily the customs export confirmation for the declaration's MRN, kept together with the matching invoice and transport documents.

How can I track when my proof will be ready?

Follow the declaration by MRN: once the status shows exit confirmed, the CC599C / IE599 message has been issued to your declarant.

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Is your MRN still open?

We close MRNs in European port systems and obtain the export confirmation (CC599C / IE599) for exporters and freight forwarders. The assessment and quote are free.

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