Letter of Credit Forum

hi

i just read your question.                                                    

i think you are confused with the wording "in one copy"                  

ISBP para 30 says

30. It can sometimes be difficult to determine from the wording of acredit whether it requires an original or a copy, and to determine whether thatrequirement is satisfied by an original or a copy. 
For example, where the credit requires:
a. "Invoice", "One Invoice" or "Invoice in 1copy", it will be understood to be a requirement for an original invoice. 
b. "Invoice in 4 copies", it will be satisfied by the presentation ofat least one original and the remaining number as copies of an invoice. 
c. "One copy of Invoice", it will be satisfied by presentation ofeither a copy or an original of an invoice. 

 i hope i have helped u in answering ur query.

Regards and best wishes         

pavani 

Without knowng what the question was, or the available options given, it is hard to give an opinion.

Generally a certificate of original in "1 copy", requires a minimum presentation of at least 1 original.

Note the difference between this and " 1 copy of certificate of origin". In the latter case, either a copy, or an original would comply.