The Korean government has pushed ahead with a comprehensive FTA to secure stable overseas markets and boost competitiveness. As a result, a total of 15 FTA were signed in 52 countries as of November 2016. The trade which was expanded to 14.7 % in 2010, has resulted in more than four times the increase in the FTA. As a result, the percentage of FTAs accounted for 67.3 % of the total trade volume. The frequent and intensive verification of the frequent growth of the FTA resulted in the failure of the country''s origin, resulting in numerous cases of violation. The research institute conducted a study on the verification of the origin of the FTA and examining the literature of the origin of the FTA to investigate the verification status of the country''s import and export industries. The survey from October 28 to 30 September 2016, was conducted for approximately one month. The survey, using structured questionnaire online research survey conducted in parallel, it''s a start through and web survey. Based on the collected 384 data, the regression analysis was conducted for verification purposes, as follows. First of all, the ministry''s chief executive, who deals with an FTA had a positive impact on the understanding of the origin of the FTA, and the result was a positive effect on the origin of the management, but failed to predict the outcome of the management. Moreover, the understanding of the verification requirement for export firms had a negative influence on the frequency of the country''s origin. Finally, in the regression analysis result of the final adjustment, the export experience and frequency of trading frequency were adjusted to the understanding of the origin of export firms and the frequency of verification of the origin of the customs authorities. Case study and a way to succeed, and to prepare for the verification of the request to the analysis, presented as follows. First, the country of origin of a department dedicated management in terms of business operations are a precondition for, can do to prepare a request for verification of origin. Second, it is required to construct a computerized system that enables continuous management of suppliers, exporters, producers, and suppliers from the phase of the trade agreement, in order to establish a systematic response to the verification of origin. Third, regular and ongoing training and training sessions are essential to prepare for the provision of native country verification requests.