Electrical and electronic equipment, and batteries
Requested through the PUE with the ROHS-1 request; any missing data follow in the ROHS-3. The certificate is declared with code 1230.
Some goods need, on import or export, a certificate from another agency: SOIVRE at the Trade ministry, Sanidad Exterior (border health), the veterinary and phytosanitary controls at the border control post, Pharmacy, FLEGT or Waste. Each agency issues it in its own system, and the DUA (the Spanish customs declaration) declares its code and number on the item.
Those required by the TARIC measure for the commodity code and its origin. This table shows who issues each certificate, the code it is declared with and where it is requested.
| Agency | What it controls | Code in the DUA | Where to request it |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOIVRE (Trade) | Electrical and electronic equipment and batteries (RoHS/WEEE), safety of industrial products, commercial quality and organic products | 1230, 1235, 1236, C644 | Single Point of Entry (PUE) of the Single Customs Window |
| SOIVRE, previous system | Industrial products in Annex I of RD 330/2008, while the AEAT requires the 1310 | 1310 | ESTACICE (Trade) |
| Sanidad Exterior (border health) | Products for human use and consumption from outside the EU, such as food and feed of non-animal origin | CHED (C678); 1405 if Health finds the control “not applicable” | TRACES NT |
| Veterinary | Live animals, products of animal origin, by-products, germinal products and feed | CHED-A (C640), CHED-P (N853) | Border control post, through TRACES NT |
| Phytosanitary | Plants and plant products | N851, CHED-PP (C085); 1414 if “not applicable” | CEXVEG or TRACES NT (Agriculture) |
| Pharmacy (AEMPS) | Goods that require the involvement of the Pharmacy Inspectorate | 1306, 1313 | Pharmacy Inspectorate |
| Hazardous chemicals | Substances authorised by the Ministry for the Ecological Transition (MITECO) | 1418 | MITECO |
| FLEGT | Timber with a FLEGT licence from the country of origin | C690 | Licence from the country of origin, validated by Agriculture |
| Waste | Shipments of waste | C670, C672; Y923 “not subject” | Subdirección General de Residuos (MITECO) |
| CITES | Endangered species of wild fauna and flora | C400 | Outside the PUE; declared or provided later |
General information; not advice. The TARIC measure for each item prevails.
SOIVRE is the inspection service of the regional and provincial Trade offices. On import it checks, in coordination with customs, that certain products from outside the EU meet the rules on safety, commercial quality, RoHS/WEEE and organic production. Each control is a TARIC measure on the item and has its own certificate code.
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Requested through the PUE with the ROHS-1 request; any missing data follow in the ROHS-3. The certificate is declared with code 1230.
COM-1 request and COM-3 additional data. The 1235 replaces the 1310 previously requested through ESTACICE, but only once the AEAT already requires the 1235 on the item.
For goods from non-EU countries under Order PRE/3026/2003, with the TARIC measure SVI. The PUE-CAL has been open since 6 October 2025: CAL-1 request and CAL-3 additional data.
ECO-1 request and ECO-3 additional data. The certificate is declared with code C644.
Industrial products in Annex I of Royal Decree 330/2008 do not go through the PUE while the AEAT requires the 1310: the certificate is requested in ESTACICE and declared or provided on the item.

The control is requested for an item of the declaration, with its MRN and item number. On registration, the AEAT states which documents each item requires.

One request per item and measure: RoHS/WEEE, COM, CAL or ECO. It is made by web service or with the forms in the AEAT online office.

The AEAT completes the request with the DUA data and sends it to ESTACICE. It returns a request number for tracking.

The inspector may ask for documents. The operator sends them through the PUE and writes to the inspector through the same channel.

SOIVRE places the certificate in the AEAT inbox, with the result of each measure: compliant, non-compliant or not applicable. With conformity, the AEAT discharges the item with that certificate.
Health and Agriculture carry them out, not customs. The operator requests the control in the agency's system and declares in the DUA the document it receives.
12 03item documents group
in the H1 (formerly box 44)

If missing at registration, it is provided with SUP_DOC
1405Sanidad Exterior:
control not applicable
1414Phytosanitary:
control not applicable
Y923Waste “not subject”:
declared by the operator
If at registration the AEAT finds a certificate missing, it is provided later with the document declaration (SUP_DOC) in box 12 03 of the item.

The agency proposes the control to the AEAT through the Single Window. The operator receives it as a control or a documents request in its declaration's inbox.

If a measure is non-compliant, that certificate does not grant release. Once the goods are brought into conformity, a review is requested with a new request.

Before release, the representative can ask customs for prior actions: prior examination, taking samples, authorising other agencies to intervene, splitting a package or positioning the container.

SOIVRE (Servicio Oficial de Inspección, Vigilancia y Regulación de las Exportaciones) is the inspection service of the regional and provincial Trade offices. On import it controls electrical and electronic equipment and batteries (RoHS/WEEE), the safety of industrial products, commercial quality and organic products. Each control is a TARIC measure on the item, and its certificate is declared in the DUA.
Three: Sanidad Exterior (border health), for products for human use and consumption such as food of non-animal origin; veterinary, for animals, products of animal origin and feed; and phytosanitary, for plants. Veterinary and phytosanitary controls take place at a border control post and are notified in TRACES NT.
Those required by the TARIC measure for its commodity code and origin: each condition of the measure states which document is valid. Look up the CN code in the CN code finder and check its measures in TARIC. Then request each certificate from the issuing agency and declare its code and number on the item.
The Single Point of Entry (PUE, Punto Único de Entrada) is the AEAT Single Customs Window route for requesting SOIVRE controls: RoHS/WEEE, industrial safety (COM), commercial quality (CAL) and organic products (ECO). The AEAT completes the request with the DUA data and passes it to Trade. The certificate comes back through the AEAT inbox.
It is the set of AEAT services that connects the customs declaration with the control agencies and the ports (VUA, Ventanilla Única Aduanera). Through it, the agency reads the documents the operator attached, proposes physical checks and learns which declarations used its certificate. The operator uses it for the PUE and to request prior actions before release.
In the item's documents: box 44 of the DUA, which in the H1 declaration is group 12 03. The certificate code and its reference are declared. The AEAT checks automatically that it exists, belongs to that operator and those goods, and is available.
It depends on the reason. If a certificate is missing, it is provided with the document declaration (SUP_DOC). If the agency asks for a physical check, it arrives in the declaration's inbox. If the certificate is non-compliant, it does not grant release until a review is requested with a new request.
They are the “not applicable” codes: Sanidad Exterior issues the 1405 and the phytosanitary control the 1414, when the goods do not need their control. They are declared on the item instead of the certificate. For waste, the operator declares Y923 “not subject” without a certificate.
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