October 2019 exam

Exam date 2019-10-17

All 79 questions with CBP’s official answer, the regulation each one turns on, and a worked walkthrough. Answers are collapsed so you can try first.

Q1

19 CFR 141.46 · 19 CFR 141.83

What is a customs broker required to have in order to conduct customs business on behalf of others?

  • A A copy of the Customs Regulations
  • B Commercial invoices
  • C Payment of services rendered
  • D A valid power of attorney
  • E All of the above
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Answer: DA valid power of attorney

Why D is Correct: A Valid Power of Attorney

The Controlling Regulation

19 CFR 141.46 is explicit and unambiguous:

*"Before transacting Customs business in the name of his principal, a customhouse broker is required to obtain a valid power of attorney to do so."

This is a prerequisite — the broker must have the POA before transacting customs business on behalf of a client. Without it, the broker has no legal authority to act in the principal's name.

Key additional details from 141.46:

  • The broker is NOT required to file the POA with CBP
  • The POA must be retained with books and papers
  • It must be made available to Treasury representatives under 19 CFR Part 111, Subpart C

Why the Closest Distractor (E: "All of the above") is Wrong

Choice E is tempting but incorrect because:

  • A (Copy of Customs Regulations): Not required by any regulation to conduct customs business
  • B (Commercial invoices): These are entry documents required for specific shipments under 19 CFR 141.83, not a general prerequisite for a broker to conduct business
  • C (Payment of services rendered): Completely unsupported — no regulation makes payment a legal prerequisite for transacting customs business

Since A, B, and C are not universally required prerequisites for a broker to conduct customs business, "All of the above" cannot be correct.


Summary Table

ChoiceRequired to Conduct Customs Business?Authority
A❌ NoN/A
B❌ Not universally19 CFR 141.83
C❌ NoN/A
DYes — mandatory19 CFR 141.46
E❌ No (A, C are not required)

Find it fast: In the CFR viewer, search '141.46' — the section title 'Powers of attorney' will appear immediately. The key sentence begins 'Before transacting Customs business...' in the first paragraph.

Q3

19 CFR 24.3(e)

Set forth the name, broker, license number, office address and telephone number of the individual broker who will exercise responsible supervision and control In order for John Henry to obtain his national permit, what other function would be required?

  • A 10
  • B 15
  • C 30
  • D 45
  • E 90
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Answer: B15

CBLE Explanation: Payment Due for Dishonored Bills

Correct Answer: B. 15 (days)


What the Question is Really Asking

Despite the question text appearing garbled/mismatched (it seems to conflate two separate questions), the answer choices and the official correct answer of B point to a specific payment deadline. The authoritative context from 19 CFR 24.3(e) governs this answer.


The Governing Rule — 19 CFR 24.3(e)

"Bills resulting from dishonored payments (e.g., a check or Automated Clearinghouse (ACH) transaction) are due and payable within 15 days of the date of the issuance of the bill."

So the correct answer is 15 days for bills arising from dishonored payments (e.g., a bounced check or a failed ACH transaction).


Why B is Correct

  • When a payment is dishonored (e.g., check returned for insufficient funds), CBP issues a new bill.
  • That bill must be paid within 15 days of issuance — a shorter, stricter window because the original payment already failed.

Why C (30 days) is the Closest Distractor — and Why It's Wrong

  • 30 days is the standard payment deadline for all other CBP bills (duties, taxes, fees, interest, or other charges) that do not arise from dishonored payments.
  • It is very easy to confuse the two deadlines. The key distinction: dishonored payment bill = 15 days; all other bills = 30 days.
  • Choosing 30 days would be wrong here because the scenario (implied by the answer key) involves a dishonored/returned payment situation.

Summary Table

Bill TypeDue Within
Dishonored payment (bounced check / failed ACH)15 days
All other bills (duties, taxes, fees, interest)30 days

Citation

19 CFR 24.3(e) — Payment of bills; dishonored payments due within 15 days.

Find it fast: In the reference viewer, search for '24.3' to jump to the regulation, then scan for paragraph (e) and the word 'dishonored' to find the 15-day rule quickly.

Q4

19 CFR 111.31(c)

Andrew Balder, an employee of PM Morris Customs Brokerage (MCB), decides to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets to take advantage of the exploding popularity. One of the clients of MCB regularly imports comparable dress jackets and has outstanding sales. Which of the following statements is CORRECT?

  • A Andrew Balder may not import items similar to that of clients of MCB because it would be a conflict of interest.
  • B An employee of a broker may not also be an importer.
  • C Andrew Balder must notify the port director for permission to import such articles.
  • D Andrew Balder must apply for a waiver from the Commissioner.
  • E Andrew Balder must notify the client of MCB that they are also going to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets.
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Answer: EAndrew Balder must notify the client of MCB that they are also going to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets.

CBLE Walkthrough: Broker/Employee Importing Similar Merchandise (19 CFR 111.31(c))

The Rule

19 CFR 111.31(c) governs situations where a broker (or a broker's employee) is also an importer:

Find it fast: In the CFR viewer, Ctrl+F search for "111.31" — then read subsection (c) which begins with 'Importations by broker or employee'. The key phrase is 'unless the client has full knowledge of the facts' and 'The same restriction will apply if a broker's employee is an importer.'

Q5

19 CFR 111.1

Which of the following is NOT “Customs Business” as defined in the Code of Federal Regulations?

  • A The payment of duties, taxes and other charges
  • B Corporate compliance activity
  • C Determining the admissibility of merchandise
  • D Determining the classification of merchandise
  • E The preparation and filing of CBP Form 7501
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Answer: BCorporate compliance activity

Why B is Correct: Corporate Compliance Activity is NOT Customs Business

The Rule (19 CFR 111.1)

The definition of "Customs business" in 19 CFR 111.1 explicitly states:

"'Customs business' does not include the mere electronic transmission of data received for transmission to CBP and does not include a corporate compliance activity.'"

So the regulation directly carves out corporate compliance activity from the definition of customs business.


Why the Other Choices ARE Customs Business

ChoiceWhy it IS Customs Business
A – Payment of duties, taxes, and other chargesExplicitly listed: "the payment of duties, taxes, or other charges assessed or collected by CBP on merchandise by reason of its importation"
C – Determining admissibility of merchandiseExplicitly listed: "transactions with CBP concerning the entry and admissibility of merchandise"
D – Determining classificationExplicitly listed: "its classification and valuation"
E – Preparation and filing of CBP Form 7501Covered by: "the preparation, and activities relating to the preparation, of documents in any format and the electronic transmission of documents…intended to be filed with CBP"

Why the Closest Distractor (E) Is Wrong

Choice E (CBP Form 7501 — the Entry Summary) is the most tempting distractor because it involves paperwork rather than a direct transaction. However, 19 CFR 111.1 is clear that preparing and filing documents intended for CBP is customs business — even if the preparer does not sign or file them personally.


Key Takeaway

Only two things are explicitly excluded from customs business:

  1. Mere electronic transmission of data received for transmission to CBP
  2. Corporate compliance activity

The answer is B.

Find it fast: In the reference viewer, Ctrl+F for 'does not include a corporate compliance' — this unique phrase appears only once in 19 CFR 111.1 and takes you directly to the exclusion.

Q6

19 CFR 111.13(f)

How many days does an examinee have to file an appeal of a failure to attain a passing grade on the customs broker written exam?

  • A 30 days
  • B 45 days
  • C 60 days
  • D 120 days
  • E 180 days
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Answer: C60 days

Correct Answer: C — 60 Days

Why C is Correct

Under 19 CFR § 111.13(f), if an examinee fails to attain a passing grade on the customs broker license examination, they may challenge that result by filing a written or electronic appeal with the Office of Trade at CBP Headquarters, Attn: Broker Management Branch, within 60 calendar days after the date of the written or electronic notice of the examination result (provided under § 111.13(e)).

"...the examinee may challenge that result by filing a written or electronic appeal...within 60 calendar days after the date of the written or electronic notice provided for in paragraph (e) of this section."

So the answer is straightforwardly 60 calendar days.


Why the Closest Distractor (A — 30 days) is Wrong

30 days is a common distractor because many regulatory deadlines in CBP rules use 30-day windows. However, § 111.13(f) explicitly states 60 calendar days, not 30. There is no 30-day appeal window anywhere in § 111.13.

Note also: The second-level review (after CBP affirms the failing grade on appeal) also carries a 60-day deadline — meaning both the initial appeal and the request for further review share the same 60-day timeframe, which reinforces answer C.


Key Takeaway

  • Appeal of failing grade → 60 calendar days from notice of exam result
  • Filed with: Office of Trade, CBP HQ, Attn: Broker Management Branch
  • Method: Written or electronic

Find it fast: Open 19 CFR Part 111; Ctrl+F search for '111.13' then search for '60 calendar days' — it appears in paragraph (f) which governs the appeal of a failing grade.

Q7

19 CFR 111.12

Which statement is FALSE?

  • A Each broker must designate a knowledgeable company employee to be the contact for Customs for broker-wide customs business and financial recordkeeping requirements.
  • B Other than power of attorney, records must be retained for at least 5 years after the date of entry.
  • C The status report must be accompanied by a fee of $100 to defray the cost of administering the reporting requirements.
  • D A person must obtain a license to transact customs business as a broker.
  • E A application for a broker’s license must be submitted in triplicate to the director of the port where the applicant intends to be business.
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Answer: EA application for a broker’s license must be submitted in triplicate to the director of the port where the applicant intends to be business.

Why E is FALSE (and the Correct Answer)

Statement E claims: "An application for a broker's license must be submitted in triplicate to the director of the port where the applicant intends to do business."

This is FALSE on multiple grounds, per 19 CFR § 111.12(a):

  1. Submission destination: The application must be submitted to the processing Center — NOT to a port director.
  2. Number of copies: The regulation requires one copy of the appropriate attachment (Articles of Agreement, affidavit, Articles of Incorporation, etc.) — NOT triplicate.
  3. Method: The application may be submitted through a CBP-authorized EDI system, or if unavailable, in writing to the processing Center.
  4. Timing: The application must be submitted within the 3-year period after passing the examination.

Statement E is wrong in two distinct ways: wrong recipient (port director vs. processing Center) and wrong quantity (triplicate vs. one copy of attachment).


Why the Closest Distractor Could Be Confusing

Statement D (

Find it fast: Search 111.12

Q8

19 CFR 111.30(d)

Which of the below time frame is INCORRECT?

  • A Five years after the revocation or cancellation “with prejudice” of a license, the ex-broker may petition the Assistant Commissioner for authorization to assist, or accept employment with, a broker.
  • B If a monetary penalty is assessed and no appeal from the Secretary's order is filed, payment of the penalty must be tendered within 60 calendar days after the effective date of the order, and, if payment is not tendered within that 60-day period, the license or permit of the broker will immediately be suspended until payment is made.
  • C If a broker who has been granted a permit for an additional district fails, for any continuous period of 180 days, to employ within that district (or region) at least one person who holds a valid individual broker's license, that failure will, in addition to any other sanction that may be imposed under this part, result in the revocation of the permit by operation of law.
  • D Each broker must file a written status report with Customs on February 1, 1985, and on February 1 of each year after that date.
  • E The broker must provide a written notification to each active client concerning the method of payment no later than February 28, 1983, and at least once at any time within each 12-month period after that date. An active client means a client from whom a broker has obtained a power of attorney and for whom the broker has transacted customs business on at least two occasions within the 12-month period preceding notification. Category 2 – Entry
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Answer: DEach broker must file a written status report with Customs on February 1, 1985, and on February 1 of each year after that date.

Why D is INCORRECT (and therefore the right answer to "which is INCORRECT")

The Incorrect Statement — Choice D

Choice D states: "Each broker must file a written status report with Customs on February 1, 1985, and on February 1 of each year after that date."

This is wrong in two critical ways:

  1. It is not annual — it is triennial (every 3 years). Per 19 CFR § 111.30(d)(1): "Each broker must file a triennial status report with CBP on February 1 of each third year after 1985." Filing every year is incorrect.
  2. It is not a "written" report — it must be filed through a CBP-authorized EDI system. The regulation specifies electronic filing; only if a CBP-authorized EDI system is not available must the report be filed with the processing Center. The characterization as simply "written" is outdated and inaccurate.
  3. The first report year is 1985, but the cycle is every third year thereafter (e.g., 1988, 1991, 1994 … 2024, 2027), not every year.

Why the Other Choices Are Correct (and thus NOT the answer)

Choice A — Correctly reflects the 5-year waiting period before a revoked broker may petition to assist or be employed by a broker (19 CFR § 111.53 / § 111.51 framework).

Choice B — Correctly states the 60-calendar-day payment window after a monetary penalty order, with immediate license/permit suspension for non-payment (19 CFR § 111.74).

Choice C — Correctly states the 180-day continuous period rule for district/regional permit employment of a licensed individual, resulting in permit revocation by operation of law (19 CFR § 111.19 / § 111.45).

Choice E — Correctly states the client notification requirement (at least once per 12-month period) and the definition of "active client" (POA holder for whom broker transacted business at least twice in the preceding 12 months) under 19 CFR § 111.29.


Closest Distractor

Choice D might tempt a candidate who remembers that the report is due on February 1 — that part is correct. The trap is missing that it is triennial (every 3 years), not annual, AND that it must be filed electronically via CBP-authorized EDI, not simply as a written document.


Key Rule to Remember

19 CFR § 111.30(d)(1): Triennial status report → February 1 of each THIRD year after 1985 → filed via CBP-authorized EDI system → not considered received until the fee under § 111.96(d) is paid → a report received during February is timely → failure to file by March 1 = license suspended by operation of law.

Find it fast: In the CFR viewer, search '111.30' to jump to the section, then search 'triennial' to locate paragraph (d)(1) quickly. The word 'triennial' appears only a few times and will immediately confirm the every-third-year cycle.

Q9

19 CFR 159.32

If the commercial invoice is in a foreign currency, the foreign currency shall be converted to U.S. dollars using the proclaimed rate or certified rate or rates effective on the_______ .

  • A Date the duties, taxes and fees are paid B Commercial invoice date
  • C Release date
  • D Date of importation
  • E Date of exportation .
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Answer: EDate of exportation .

Currency Conversion – Date of Exportation

The Rule

Under 19 CFR 159.32, the date used for converting a foreign currency commercial invoice to U.S. dollars is fixed by reference to 19 CFR 152.1(c). That provision establishes that the applicable exchange rate is the proclaimed rate or certified rate effective on the date of exportation of the merchandise.

Why (E) is Correct

The date of exportation is the controlling date for currency conversion purposes. CBP uses the rate proclaimed by the Federal Reserve Bank (or certified by the NY Federal Reserve) that was in effect on the date the goods were exported from the foreign country. This is consistent and objective — it is tied to a fixed point in time that is independent of when the importer files the entry or pays duties.

Why the Closest Distractor is Wrong

(D) Date of importation is the most tempting wrong answer because many duty-related calculations (e.g., applicable duty rates, AD/CVD rates) are determined as of the date of importation (the date the vessel arrives or the merchandise arrives at the port). However, currency conversion is explicitly an exception — Congress and CBP specifically anchored it to the date of exportation, not importation. Confusing these two dates is a classic CBLE trap.

  • (A) Date duties are paid — no regulatory basis for this date in currency conversion.
  • (B) Commercial invoice date — the invoice date is irrelevant to the conversion rate selection.
  • (C) Release date — also not the controlling date for currency conversion.

Key Takeaway

Foreign currency → USD conversion = Rate effective on the DATE OF EXPORTATION (19 CFR 159.32 → 152.1(c))

Find it fast: In the exam viewer, search '159.32' — it is a short one-line section that points you directly to 152.1(c); then search '152.1' to confirm 'date of exportation' language for the rate anchor.

Q10

Customs Directive 3530-002A · 19 CFR 143.26(b)

Which of the below statements concerning nominal consignees is FALSE?

  • A For formal entry of a shipment, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf.
  • B Nominal consignees may not certify electronic transmissions of an entry summary.
  • C Express consignment operators are an example of nominal consignees.
  • D Nominal consignees may not enter merchandise for Temporary Importation Under Bond on their own behalf.
  • E For informal entry of a shipment valued under $800, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf.
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Answer: AFor formal entry of a shipment, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf.

CBLE Explanation: Nominal Consignees – Which Statement is FALSE?

Correct Answer: A — "For formal entry of a shipment, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf."

This statement is FALSE because nominal consignees do not have the right to make formal entry on their own behalf. Under 19 CFR Part 141, only the owner, purchaser, or a licensed customs broker may make formal entry. A nominal consignee (e.g., a freight forwarder or express consignment operator who has no actual ownership interest in the goods) lacks the legal standing to file a formal entry in their own name.


Why the Closest Distractor is Wrong

Choice E states: "For informal entry of a shipment valued under $800, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf."

This statement is actually TRUE — and therefore is not the false statement. Under 19 CFR 143.26(b), for shipments valued at $800 or less qualifying for informal entry, the consignee (which can include a nominal consignee) may make entry using reasonable care. This is a specific statutory carve-out that grants nominal consignees entry rights for de minimis-level informal entries, but this right does not extend to formal entries.


Key Distinctions

Entry TypeNominal Consignee Right to Enter?
Formal Entry❌ NO
Informal Entry ($800–$2,500)❌ NO (only owner/purchaser or broker)
Informal Entry (≤$800)✅ YES (consignee may enter)
  • Choice B (TRUE): Nominal consignees may not certify electronic entry summary transmissions.
  • Choice C (TRUE): Express consignment operators are a classic example of nominal consignees.
  • Choice D (TRUE): Nominal consignees may not enter merchandise for TIB on their own behalf.

Citation Anchor

19 CFR 143.26(a) & (b) — the $800–$2,500 and ≤$800 informal entry provisions that define who may make entry, including the consignee for sub-$800 shipments.

Find it fast: In the CFR viewer, search '143.26' — the section heading 'Shipments valued between $800' will appear; read both subsections (a) and (b) carefully to compare who qualifies as an authorized entrant at each value threshold.

Q11

19 CFR 159.55(a)

What action shall CBP take with regard to entries covering merchandise that is possibly prohibited by the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act or the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act or the Federal Hazardous Substances Act before it is admitted into the United States?

  • A Admission shall be refused.
  • B Liquidation shall be suspended.
  • C Merchandise shall be destroyed.
  • D Merchandise shall be exported.
  • E Merchandise shall be admitted and transferred to bonded warehouse.
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Answer: BLiquidation shall be suspended.

Why B (Liquidation shall be suspended) is Correct

The Governing Regulation

19 CFR § 159.55(a) states:

"The liquidation of each entry covering merchandise the subject of § 12.1 of this chapter (which pertains to certain foods, drugs, cosmetics, economic poisons, hazardous substances, dangerous caustic or corrosive substances, and related items) shall be suspended until it is determined whether admission of the merchandise into the United States is permitted under the law."

The key word is "shall be suspended" — this is a mandatory, automatic action CBP must take before any determination is made about whether the merchandise is admitted or refused. CBP does not make a final liquidation decision until the relevant agency (FDA, EPA, CPSC, etc.) resolves the admissibility question.


Why the Closest Distractors Are Wrong

ChoiceWhy It's Wrong
A – Admission shall be refusedRefusal is a possible outcome after the admissibility determination, not the automatic preliminary action. § 159.55(a) does not refuse admission; it suspends liquidation pending the determination.
C – Merchandise shall be destroyedDestruction (per § 158.41) is only one option if admission is refused — it is not what CBP does at the entry stage before a decision is made.
D – Merchandise shall be exportedExportation under CBP supervision (per § 158.45(b)) is another post-refusal remedy, not a preliminary action.
E – Admitted to bonded warehouseThere is no provision in § 159.55 for automatically transferring possibly prohibited merchandise to a bonded warehouse.

Key Takeaway

The sequence matters:

  1. Entry filed → merchandise potentially subject to § 12.1 (FFDCA, FIFRA, FHSA, etc.)
  2. Liquidation suspended (§ 159.55(a)) ← this is the answer
  3. Admissibility determined
  4. If refused → exported or destroyed → duty refunded / exempted (§ 159.55(b))

Answer B is the only action that occurs before admission is decided.

Find it fast: In the CFR viewer, search '159.55' — the section title is 'Suspension of liquidation' and subsection (a) contains the phrase 'shall be suspended'; scan for that phrase to land on the answer instantly.

Using the rules for constructing the manufacturers ID code, construct an identifying code for the following example: Ace Metal Fabrication 1579 Long Avenue Whitehorse, Yukon Territory Canada

  • A CAACEMET1579WHI
  • B CAACEMETFAB1WHI
  • C YTACEMET1579WHI
  • D XYACEMET1579WHI
  • E YTACMETFA1579WHI
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Answer: DXYACEMET1579WHI

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Q13

19 CFR 123.92

The carrier, importer, or broker must present all required information to CBP by means of a CBP-approved electronic data interchange system no later than ____________ prior to the carrier’s reaching the first port of arrival in the United States.

  • A The scheduled date or time of arrival of the truck
  • B Either 30 minutes or 1 hour
  • C 5 working days in advance of the arrival of the first conveyance
  • D 15 calendar days after landing from a vessel, aircraft or vehicle, or after arrival at the port of destination
  • E Within 30 days
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Answer: BEither 30 minutes or 1 hour

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Q14

19 CFR 10.31(a)(3)

Which of the following options CANNOT be imported on a Temporary Importation Bond?

  • A Articles intended for consumption in the United States
  • B Articles to be repaired, altered or processed Merchandise imported for testing
  • C Articles intended solely for testing, experimental or review purposes
  • D Professional equipment, tools of trade, repair components for equipment or tools imported by nonresidents sojourning temporarily in the United States
  • E Automobiles brought temporarily into the United States by nonresidents for the purpose of taking part in races or other specific contests
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Answer: AArticles intended for consumption in the United States

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Q15

19 CFR 144.31 · Directive 3530-002A

The filing of an entry or entry summary for warehouse must be made by the importer of record (i.e., owner, purchaser, licensed customs broker). According to 19 CFR 144.31, only the importer of record would then have the right to withdraw merchandise from the warehouse unless ____.

  • A An actual owner’s declaration is filed
  • B A superseding bond is filed
  • C The right to withdraw the goods has been transferred
  • D None of the above
  • E All of the above
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Answer: EAll of the above

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Q16

19 CFR 141.61

The entry documentation required to secure the release of merchandise includes the CBP Form 3461 and ALL of the following supporting documentation EXCEPT:

  • A Evidence of the right to make entry
  • B Commercial Invoice
  • C Packing list
  • D Identification describing the consignee of the merchandise
  • E A unique 3-digit filer code
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Answer: EA unique 3-digit filer code

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Q17

19 CFR 144.1

If merchandise has been entered under other than a warehouse entry, a warehouse entry may be substituted for the previous entry if _________.

  • A A warehouse entry may not be substituted
  • B It has remained in continuous customs custody
  • C The duty has not been paid
  • D The merchandise is perishable
  • E None of the above
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Answer: BIt has remained in continuous customs custody

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Q18

19 CFR 141.18

A nonresident corporation, which is not incorporated within the customs territory of the United States or in the Virgin Islands of the United States, wishes to enter merchandise for consumption. The nonresident corporation will not file the entry from a remote location pursuant to subpart E of Part 143 of title 19 of the C.F.R. In order to enter the merchandise for consumption, which of the following is CORRECT?

  • A The nonresident corporation must have a non-resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located.
  • B The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is not authorized to accept service of process against that corporation.
  • C The nonresident corporation must file a bond, but the bond does not have to contain the bond conditions set forth in 19 C.F.R. § 113.62.
  • D The nonresident corporation must file a bond having a nonresident corporate surety to secure the payment of any increased and additional duties which may be found due.
  • E The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is authorized to accept service of process against that corporation.
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Answer: EThe nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is authorized to accept service of process against that corporation.

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Q19

General Note 13 to the HTSUS

Which of the following statements is NOT true of the Agreement on Trade in Pharmaceutical Products?

  • A Product eligibility will be indicated in the HTSUS by a duty rate of “Free” followed by the symbol “K” in parentheses appearing in the “special” sub column for a heading or subheading.
  • B The product must be of a country eligible for tariff treatment under column 1.
  • C Salts, Esters, and hydrates of International Non-Proprietary Name products must be classifiable in the same 6-digit tariff provision as the relevant product enumerated in table.
  • D It can be found in General Note 14 of the HTSUS.
  • E Products must be included in the Pharmaceutical Appendix to the tariff schedule to be eligible. Category 3 – Marking
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Answer: DIt can be found in General Note 14 of the HTSUS.

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Q20

19 CFR 134.32(i)

All of the following are General exceptions to Country of Origin marking requirements EXCEPT:

  • A Articles that cannot be marked prior to shipment to the United States without injury
  • B Articles for which the marking of the containers will reasonably indicate the origin of the articles
  • C Articles which were produced 15 years prior to their importation into the United States
  • D Articles imported for use by the importer and not intended for sale in their imported or any other form
  • E Goods of a NAFTA country which are provided for in subheading 6904.10 or heading 8541 or 8542 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) (19 U.S.C. 1202)
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Answer: CArticles which were produced 15 years prior to their importation into the United States

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19 CFR 134.2

Articles without country of origin marking, as required, shall be subject to additional duties of _____ percent of the final appraised value unless exported or destroyed under Customs supervision prior to liquidation of the entry.

  • A 10
  • B 20
  • C 50
  • D 100
  • E 200
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Answer: A10

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Q22

19 CFR 134.33 J-List

All of the following are part of the J-List except:

  • A Steel Bands
  • B Briarwood in blocks
  • C Staples
  • D Raw hides
  • E Cotton fabric
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Answer: ECotton fabric

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Q23

Ace Business Rules Version 9.75 Section 3.1 Page 5

An eBond Single Transaction Bond may be changed to obtain a lower amount for an unconditionally duty free entry______________.

  • A Upon submission of entry summary
  • B Upon payment of statement
  • C Between cargo release and entry summary
  • D After submission of entry summary
  • E At anytime
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Answer: CBetween cargo release and entry summary

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Q24

Ace Business Rules Version 9.75 Section 5.3.4 Page 9

An importer may cancel and replace a blanket NAFTA Certification in order to make the following changes EXCEPT:

  • A Description change
  • B Criterion change
  • C Net cost indicator from “No” to “NC”
  • D Name change of exporter, producer, or importer
  • E Date of submission
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Answer: EDate of submission

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Q25

Ace Business Rules Version 9.75 Section 5.1.2 Page 8 – Section 1.4

Which of the following statement is FALSE?

  • A Filers have the ability to change ACE Entry Summary data until the Entry Summary status is updated to “Paid.”
  • B Customs brokers must possess a valid national permit to file Remote Location Filing (RLF).
  • C If examination notification is received per 19 CFR10.38 a completed CF 3495 must accompany the goods to the designated examination location at the time of export.
  • D An entry summary that has been flagged for reconciliation may only be corrected if the change does not affect the flagged issue.
  • E An Affidavit of Manufacture declaration does not need the HTUS listed.
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Answer: EAn Affidavit of Manufacture declaration does not need the HTUS listed.

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Tonya MacDonald imported sodium nitrate from Germany, which is classified under 2834.10.10 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 5.5% ad valorem duty rate and is subject to antidumping duties under antidumping order A-428-841-000. The sodium nitrate is shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $8,432.00. The applicable antidumping duty cash deposit is 180.52%. What is the total amount of estimated duties and fees that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501?

  • A $463.76
  • B $492.97
  • C $503.51
  • D $15,685.21
  • E $15,714.42
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Answer: E$15,714.42

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Q27

19 CFR 165.1 Definitions 1

Which of the below is NOT considered an interested party. `

  • A A foreign manufacturer, producer, or exporter, or any importer (not limited to importers of record and including the party against whom the allegation is brought), of covered merchandise or a trade or business association a majority of the members of which are producers, exporters, or importers of such merchandise
  • B A manufacturer, producer, or wholesaler in the United States of a foreign like product
  • C A trade or business association a majority of the members of which manufacture, produce, or wholesale a domestic like product in the United States
  • D A certified union or recognized union or group of workers that is representative of an industry engaged in the manufacture, production, or wholesale in the United States of a domestic like product
  • E If the covered merchandise is a processed agricultural product, as defined in 19 U.S.C. 1677(4)(E), a coalition or trade association that is representative of any of the following: processors; processors and producers; or processors and growers
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Answer: BA manufacturer, producer, or wholesaler in the United States of a foreign like product

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John Henry imported seven ball bearings with integral shafts from China, which are classified under subheading 8482.10.10, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 2.4% ad valorem duty rate and subject to antidumping duties. The ball bearings are shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $10,455.60. The applicable antidumping duty case deposit rate is 23.89%. What are the total amount of fees and estimated duties that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? (Note: 301, 232, 201 are not applicable)

  • A $250.94
  • B $2748.88
  • C $2497.94
  • D $2785.00
  • E $2785.10
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Answer: E$2785.10

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19 CFR 24.2 · 19 CFR 159.58(a) · 19 CFR 159.11 · 19 CFR 159.12(a)(f)

Which of the following statements is TRUE?

  • A Entries of merchandise subject to antidumping duties are liquidated once the CBP Import Specialist determines that dumping has occurred.
  • B Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is extended for up to 4 years.
  • C Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is suspended pending notification from the Commissioner of Customs.
  • D Importers remit antidumping duties to the affected domestic producers.
  • E Antidumping entries that are not liquidated within 1 year from the date of entry are deemed liquidated by operation of law.
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Answer: CLiquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is suspended pending notification from the Commissioner of Customs.

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Q30

HTSUS 9603.90.8050

What is the CLASSIFICATION for a wooden brush used to groom a horse that at time of importation is valued at $1.46?

  • A 9603.29.8010
  • B 9603.29.8090
  • C 9603.90.8050
  • D 9615.19.4000
  • E 9615.19.6000
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Answer: C9603.90.8050

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Q31

HTSUS 8539.50.0050

What is the CLASSIFICATION for this Light-emitting diode (LED) tube? The LED light tube consists of a linear glass tube with double ended bases (caps) and LEDs inside. It is designed to be used inside the light fixture as replacement lamp.

  • A 7013.99.9000
  • B 8535.50.0010
  • C 8539.50.0050
  • D 8543.70.7100
  • E 9405.40.8440
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Answer: C8539.50.0050

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Q32

HTSUS 2008.97.1040 · HTSUS 0812.90.9000 · HTSUS 2104.20.0000

Which product is CLASSIFIED under 2008.97.1040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for fruit … otherwise prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter or spirit, not elsewhere specified or included … other … mixtures … in airtight containers and not containing apricots, citrus fruits, peaches or pears … other?

  • A Cranberry fruit jam of whole cranberries, pieces of apples, strawberries and raspberries, containing added sugar and cinnamon, baked and packed in an airtight container.
  • B Guava preserved in brine packed in an airtight container.
  • C Infant food composed of a finely homogenized mixture of pears and beef packed in an airtight container.
  • D Peach Mango Paradise Baked Fruit Crisps mainly composed of rice flour, potato flakes, dried apples, sugar, whole oat flour, fructose, dextrose, dried peaches, and dried mangos. The ingredients are blended together to form a batter then baked to provide crispiness packed in an airtight container.
  • E Steamed coconut meat containing sugar, packed in an airtight container.
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Answer: ACranberry fruit jam of whole cranberries, pieces of apples, strawberries and raspberries, containing added sugar and cinnamon, baked and packed in an airtight container.

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Q33

HTSUS 7222.20.0043 · Chapter 72 · Note 1(e)

What is the CLASSIFICATION of cut-to-length stainless steel round wire? The stainless steel wire consists of 1.2 percent carbon, 12 percent chromium and 10 percent nickel. It is coldformed and has a diameter of 1 mm.

  • A 7215.50.0090
  • B 7221.00.0018
  • C 7222.20.0043
  • D 7223.00.1045
  • E 7229.90.5031
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Answer: C7222.20.0043

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Q34

HTSUS 6810.19.1200 · Chapter 68 Note 2 · Chapter 68 Add’l U.S. Note 2

What is the CLASSIFICATION of bathroom wall tiles which measure 30 centimeters long by 30 centimeters wide by .8 centimeters thick, and are comprised of approximately 71% natural dolomite uniformly agglomerated with a plastic binder?

  • A 6802.10.0000
  • B 6802.99.0060
  • C 6808.00.0000
  • D 6810.19.1200
  • E 6815.91.0070
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Answer: D6810.19.1200

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Q35

HTSUS 9503.00.0090 · Chapter Note 5

What is the CLASSIFICATION of a plastic saucer shaped disc marketed to be sold and used as a dog toy? The plastic disc is identical in design, durability, thickness and size to that of a traditional “Frisbee- like” toy. The item is composed of 100% plastic and contains a printed image of a dog’s paw print on the top. The plastic saucer-shaped disc measures approximately 8" in diameter and is marketed for use as an entertaining throw or toss fetch toy, much like a toy ball, but with an added unique aerodynamic characteristic.

  • A 3924.90.5650
  • B 3926.90.9900
  • C 4016.99.2000
  • D 9503.00.0090
  • E 9506.99.6080
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Answer: D9503.00.0090

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Q36

HTSUS 6111.20.4000 · Chapter Note 6(a)(b)

The dress is constructed of a knitted fabric which is composed wholly of man-made fibers. The dress features a floral print and is marked as “24 months.” You’ve been informed, and later confirmed, that the garment is for girls with a body height not exceeding 86 centimeters. Within which ten digit subheading of Chapter 61 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United State (HTSUS) is the dress CLASSIFIED?

  • A 6104.42.0020
  • B 6104.43.1020
  • C 6104.43.2020
  • D 6110.30.3025
  • E 6111.20.4000
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Answer: E6111.20.4000

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Q37

HTSUS 6202.13.4020 · Section Note XI · subheading note 2(A) · Note 8 to

What is the CLASSIFICATION of an 80% polyester, 20% cotton, woven, unisex cape. The garment is manufactured in adult sizes.

  • A 6201.12.2050
  • B 6201.12.4030
  • C 6202.12.2050
  • D 6202.13.3010
  • E 6202.13.4020
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Answer: E6202.13.4020

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Q38

HTSUS 7013.99.9000

What is the CLASSIFICATION of unassembled shower enclosures (enclosures consist of glass panels framed in aluminum, stainless steel fasteners and pulls, vinyl doorsteps and agglomerated stone bases) valued at $10.00 each from China?

  • A 6810.19.5000
  • B 6810.99.0080
  • C 7010.90.5049
  • D 7013.99.9000
  • E 7018.90.5000
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Answer: D7013.99.9000

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Q39

HTSUS 8479.89.9499

What is the CLASSIFICATION of a floor-standing industrial washing machine used to clean sheets or panels of glass? The machine, which incorporates a self-contained electric motor, uses brushes to clean the glass of dirt and contaminants.

  • A 8424.89.9000
  • B 8450.19.0000
  • C 8464.90.0110
  • D 8467.19.5090
  • E 8479.89.9499
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Answer: E8479.89.9499

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Q40

HTSUS 6405.20.9015

The submitted sample identified by the importer as style # FF 888 is a pair of women’s closed toe/open back, below the ankle, slip-on, house slippers. The upper is made of a polyester material. The midsole is composed of a plastic foam cushion. The polyester textile material outer sole is attached to flexible cardboard and is less than 3.5 mm thick. Small PVC dots, spaced approximate 3/8 to ½ of an inch apart, are added to the exterior surface of the textile for traction. The constituent material, that which has the greatest surface area in contact with the ground, is durable textile. Textile edging finishes and secures the perimeter of the outer sole unit. The F.O.B. value is $5.00 per pair. What is the CLASSIFICATION, within the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), for these slippers?

  • A 6402.99.7960
  • B 6403.99.9005
  • C 6404.19.7715
  • D 6405.20.9015
  • E 6405.90.9060
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Answer: D6405.20.9015

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Q41

HTSUS 7116.20.0500 · 7 and note 11

What is the CLASSIFICATION of a zinc bracelet plated in 18-karat gold that is set with 3 glass stones measuring 5 millimeters (mm), 10 imitation plastic gemstones measuring 7mm, and 2 Cubic Zirconia (CZ), semiprecious gemstones measuring 1.5mm?

  • A 7113.19.5090
  • B 7116.20.0500
  • C 7117.19.9000
  • D 7117.90.7500
  • E 7117.90.9000
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Answer: B7116.20.0500

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Q42

HTSUS 3808.92 · GRI 1 · Application to Note 2 to Chapter 33

In which of the following 6 digit subheadings would you CLASSIFY the imported product described in the paragraph below? You have a mixture of the following chemical substances: 1H-Imidazole-1-carbonitrile (CAS # 36289-36-8), and 30 percent other additives and dispersing agents. The main chemical ingredient listed is a fungicide, used to kill fungus on various plants and surfaces. In its pure chemical form the main ingredient is a: Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only. It is non-aromatic. The product is packaged for sale as imported for retail sale directly to consumers. Please be aware of the following Section and Chapter Notes. Chapter 29 Note 1 (a-h), Section VI (Products of the Chemical or Allied Industries) Note 2.

  • A 2924.11
  • B 2930.90
  • C 3302.10
  • D 3808.92
  • E 3824.99
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Answer: D3808.92

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HTSUS 6403.91.30 · Additional U.S. Note 1(a) to Chapter 64 · Note 4(a)

What is the correct CLASSIFICATION of an above the ankle hunting boot that consists of a rubber outer sole and an upper that is composed primarily of leather with textile ornamentation? A textile lip connects the boot’s insole to the boot’s leather upper. The lip is sewn to the underside of the insole and then connects to the upper portion of the boot. A black welt strip extends around the top edge of the tread portion of the boot. The welt is affixed to the top edge of the outer sole by means of a single seam stitch and the toe cap of the boot is made of reinforced cowhide leather.

  • A 6403.40.30
  • B 6403.91.30
  • C 6404.11.20
  • D 6404.11.90
  • E 6405.10.00
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Answer: B6403.91.30

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Q44

19 CFR 113.24

On an active bond, when any identifying information concerning an importer changes, e.g., name change or address change, you must submit a_________.

  • A Notification Letter to the Port Director Office at the local port with all changes outlined
  • B CBP Form 7501 filed with corrections made concerning address and/or name change
  • C CBP Form 4811 to National Finance Center for system update
  • D CBP Form 5106 and bond rider submitted to National Finance Center where bond is on file for system update.
  • E Note attached to any entry package with requested changes noted
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Answer: DCBP Form 5106 and bond rider submitted to National Finance Center where bond is on file for system update.

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Q45

19 CFR 19.44(a)

If merchandise is transferred directly to a container station from an importing carrier, which of the following entities is liable under bond for the safekeeping and delivery of the merchandise until it is formally receipted?

  • A Importer
  • B Broker
  • C Container Station
  • D Importing Carrier
  • E Bonded Warehouse
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Answer: DImporting Carrier

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Q46

19 CFR 113.62 · 19 CFR 113.63 · 19 CFR 113.67 · 19 CFR 113.73

All of the following must be a continuous bond with the EXCEPTION of:

  • A Basic Custodial Bond
  • B Commercial Gauger Bond
  • C Basic Importation Bond
  • D Foreign Trade Zone Operator
  • E Control of Containers and Instruments of International Traffic Bond
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Answer: CBasic Importation Bond

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Q47

19 CFR 113.55 (c)(1)

What is mandatory to establish exportation and to cancel an export bond for narcotic drugs or any equipment, stores, or machinery for vessels if the articles are not placed on board vessels or aircraft under the provisions of section 309 or 317, Tariff Act of 1930?

  • A An International Carrier Bond
  • B Customs Form 4455
  • C A Foreign Landing Certificate
  • D The record of clearance of the export vessel
  • E Listing the merchandise on the outward manifest or outward bill of lading
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Answer: CA Foreign Landing Certificate

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Q48

19 CFR 152.102(a)

All of the following are provided directly and free of charge by the U.S. buyer of imported merchandise for use in connection with the production or sale for export to the United States of high-end bathroom cabinets. What cost do you advise the U.S. buyer NOT to include in the transaction value of the bathroom cabinets?

  • A Advertising space on social media purchased by the U.S. buyer for the Chinese manufacturer to post prices and photos of the completed bathroom cabinets
  • B Metal hinges purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for incorporation into the cabinets
  • C A custom-made circular saw purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for precision cutting of the cabinet doors
  • D Luxury high-gloss paint purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer to paint the cabinets
  • E A schematic drawing made in Ireland and provided by the U.S. buyer to the Chinese manufacturer for the cabinets’ unique top made out of weathered, reclaimed wood
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Answer: AAdvertising space on social media purchased by the U.S. buyer for the Chinese manufacturer to post prices and photos of the completed bathroom cabinets

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Q49

19 CFR 152.103(b)

Which of the following costs should NOT be added to the price actually paid or payable to determine the transaction value for an entry of plush toys of a popular cartoon character?

  • A The cost of several high-speed sewing machines provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer/importer to the foreign manufacturer/exporter to sew the plush toys
  • B The sewing pattern designed in Canada, which is provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer to the foreign manufacturer
  • C The shipping costs paid by the U.S. buyer to import the plush toys
  • D The packing costs paid by the U.S. buyer
  • E The royalty fees related to the plush toys which the U.S. buyer is required to pay as a condition of the sale
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Answer: CThe shipping costs paid by the U.S. buyer to import the plush toys

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Q50

19 CFR 152.103(1)(1)(iii) · 19 CFR 152.103 (j)

Auto Parts USA, located in Michigan, is a subsidiary of Auto Parts International, located in Germany. Auto Parts USA buys and imports thousands of brake pads from Auto Parts International each year. Auto Parts USA purchases each brake pad from Auto Parts International for exactly $10 per brake pad. Auto Parts USA would like to apply transaction value to its importations of brake pads. In order to establish that the relationship between Auto Parts USA and Auto Parts International did not affect the price actually paid or payable, Auto Parts USA has submitted to CBP the two parties’ relevant bills, invoices and financial statements. In fiscal year 2018, the manufacturing bills and invoices showed that after recovering all costs, Auto Parts International made a profit of approximately 6 percent on each sale of its brake pads to Auto Parts USA. The financial statements reflected that Auto Parts International captured a firm-wide profit of approximately 6.3 percent on total brake pad sales in fiscal year 2018. On what basis has Auto Parts USA demonstrated that the relationship between the two parties did not affect the price actually paid or payable?

  • A The two parties settled the price in a manner consistent with the normal pricing practices of the auto parts industry.
  • B The two parties showed that the price closely approximates a test value.
  • C The two parties showed that the price closely approximates the transaction value of similar merchandise in sales to unrelated buyers in the United States.
  • D The two parties showed that CBP has previously examined the relationship.
  • E The two parties showed that the price is adequate to ensure recovery of all costs plus a profit which is equivalent to the firm’s overall profit realized over a representative period of time in sales of merchandise of the same class or kind.
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Answer: EThe two parties showed that the price is adequate to ensure recovery of all costs plus a profit which is equivalent to the firm’s overall profit realized over a representative period of time in sales of merchandise of the same class or kind.

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Q51

19 CFR 152.101 · 19 CFR 152.102(a) and · 19 CFR 152.102(a)(iv)

What is the transaction value of the shipment in the following scenario? A U.S. business located in Duluth, Minnesota contracts with a manufacturer in Korea to produce 100 electric motors at a cost of $10 per motor. The U.S. business also contracts with a design company in New York to prepare the schematics for use in the production of the motors at a cost of $5,000. Upon completion, the motors are exported from Korea to China and used in the manufacture of household vacuum cleaners at a cost of $100 per vacuum cleaner. The completed vacuum cleaners are shipped to the U.S. business and an invoice from the China manufacturer in the amount of $10,000 is included in the shipment at the time of importation.

  • A $1,000
  • B $5,000
  • C $10,000
  • D $11,000
  • E $15,000
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Answer: D$11,000

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Q52

19 CFR 191.71(a)

A Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback on CBP Form 7553 for merchandise that is going to be destroyed, shall be filed by the claimant with the CBP port where the destruction is to take place at least _______ working days prior to the date of intended destruction.

  • A 1
  • B 2
  • C 7
  • D 10
  • E 14
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Answer: C7

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Q53

19 CFR 191.92(d)

A drawback claimant must furnish a properly executed drawback bond if approved for _________ privilege.

  • A Waiver of prior notice of intent to export B Accelerated payment
  • C Exporters summary procedure
  • D One time waiver of prior notice for past exports
  • E Commercial interchangeability pre-determination
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Answer: B

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Q54

19 CFR 191.181 & · 19 CFR 191.182

Merchandise transferred to a Foreign Trade Zone shall be given _________ status in order to be considered exported for purposes of drawback.

  • A Non-privileged foreign B Privileged foreign
  • C Zone restricted status
  • D Domestic
  • E Non-zone restricted
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Answer: CZone restricted status

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Q55

19 CFR 191.35(d)

Which of the following statements regarding the Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback is CORRECT?

  • A The claimant or the exporter must file at the port of intended examination a notice on CBP Form 7514 at least 30 working days prior to the date of intended exportation unless CBP approves another filing period or the claimant has been granted a waiver of prior notice.
  • B Within 5 working days after receipt, CBP will notify the party designated on the Notice in writing of CBP’s decision to either examine the merchandise to be exported, or to waive examination.
  • C If CBP notifies the designated party, in writing, of its decision to waive examination of the merchandise, or, if timely notification of a decision by CBP to examine or to waive examination has not been received, the merchandise may be exported after 2 working days without delay.
  • D If CBP gives timely notice of its decision to examine the exported merchandise, the merchandise to be examined must be promptly presented to CBP, and CBP must examine the merchandise within 10 working days after presentation of the merchandise.
  • E If the examination is to be completed at a port other than the port of actual exportation or destruction, the merchandise shall be transported in-bond to the port of exportation.
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Answer: EIf the examination is to be completed at a port other than the port of actual exportation or destruction, the merchandise shall be transported in-bond to the port of exportation.

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Q56

19 CFR 102 Appendix 7 – HKABCCOM1234HON

What is the Manufacturer’s ID? A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong

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COMMERCIAL INVOICE 4. Shipper/Exporter A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong 5. US001836 7. For Account and Risk of Messers Barbara’s Closet 453 Main Street Key Largo, FL 33037 IRS# 12-345678900 9. 10. Notify Party Bankers Brokers , 231-423-1234 12. Port of Unlading Sailed-Key Largo, FL 13. Final Destination Key Largo, FL 14. Carrier Seaway Express 15. Departure on or about August 10, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice Monday, August 14, 2019 6. No. and Date of L/C 8. L/C Issuing Bank 11. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 38 ctns said to contain 378 pcs 16. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Hong Kong 17. Knit Unisex Zipper front jackets 38% poly, 38% cotton, 24% wool with leather piping around the collar GW 800 kg NW 756 kg TOTAL $9450.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 Quantity 18. 378 pieces Unit Price 25.00USD 19. Amount $9,450.00
  • A CNABC555KOW
  • B HKABC555KOW
  • C CNABCCOM1234KOW
  • D HKABCCOM1234HON
  • E KOABCCOM123KOW
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Answer: DHKABCCOM1234HON

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Q57

19 CFR 6102.30.1000

What is the CLASSIFICATION of the knit unisex zipper front jacket?

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COMMERCIAL INVOICE 4. Shipper/Exporter A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong 5. US001836 7. For Account and Risk of Messers Barbara’s Closet 453 Main Street Key Largo, FL 33037 IRS# 12-345678900 9. 10. Notify Party Bankers Brokers , 231-423-1234 12. Port of Unlading Sailed-Key Largo, FL 13. Final Destination Key Largo, FL 14. Carrier Seaway Express 15. Departure on or about August 10, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice Monday, August 14, 2019 6. No. and Date of L/C 8. L/C Issuing Bank 11. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 38 ctns said to contain 378 pcs 16. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Hong Kong 17. Knit Unisex Zipper front jackets 38% poly, 38% cotton, 24% wool with leather piping around the collar GW 800 kg NW 756 kg TOTAL $9450.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 Quantity 18. 378 pieces Unit Price 25.00USD 19. Amount $9,450.00
  • A 6101.20.0010
  • B 6101.30.1500
  • C 6101.30.2010
  • D 6102.30.1000
  • E 6102.30.0500
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Answer: D6102.30.1000

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Q58

HTSUS 6102.30.1000

What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment?

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COMMERCIAL INVOICE 4. Shipper/Exporter A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong 5. US001836 7. For Account and Risk of Messers Barbara’s Closet 453 Main Street Key Largo, FL 33037 IRS# 12-345678900 9. 10. Notify Party Bankers Brokers , 231-423-1234 12. Port of Unlading Sailed-Key Largo, FL 13. Final Destination Key Largo, FL 14. Carrier Seaway Express 15. Departure on or about August 10, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice Monday, August 14, 2019 6. No. and Date of L/C 8. L/C Issuing Bank 11. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 38 ctns said to contain 378 pcs 16. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Hong Kong 17. Knit Unisex Zipper front jackets 38% poly, 38% cotton, 24% wool with leather piping around the collar GW 800 kg NW 756 kg TOTAL $9450.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 Quantity 18. 378 pieces Unit Price 25.00USD 19. Amount $9,450.00
  • A $989.54
  • B $1256.03
  • C $1547.09
  • D $2296.19
  • E $2308.00
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Answer: D$2296.19

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Q59

19 CFR 102 Appendix 7

What is the Manufacturer ID? Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela

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Shipper/Exporter Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela 21. US001836 23. For Account and Risk of Messers Quilting Express 678 Palmer Street Chicago, IL IRS# 98-765432100 25. 26. Notify Party Penny Brokers , 431-123-5874 28. Port of Unlading Chicago, IL 29. Final Destination Chicago, IL 30. Carrier Venezuela Airlines 31. Departure on or about July 1, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice July 9, 2019 22. No. and Date of L/C 24. L/C Issuing Bank 27. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 50 cartons stc 5500 pieces 32. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Venezuela 33. Quantity 34. Printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric 5500 pieces Unit Price 2.35USD 35. Amount $12,925.00 GW 1250 kg NW 1200 kg TOTAL $12,925.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The fabric is made from patchwork squares, approximately 6” x 6” each, which have been sewn together for customers to use in making quilts. The fabric pieces contain 59 single yarns per centimeter in the warp and 28 single yarns per centimeter in the filling, and weigh 97.11 g/m2. The average yarn number for this product has been calculated to be 89 in the metric system.
  • A VEFABDECAR
  • B VEFABGRACAR
  • C VETOPJOB24CAR
  • D VETOPJOBCAR
  • E VEFABDE24CAR
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Answer: CVETOPJOB24CAR

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Q60

HTSUS 6307.90.9889

What is the CLASSIFICATION of the of the printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric?

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Shipper/Exporter Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela 21. US001836 23. For Account and Risk of Messers Quilting Express 678 Palmer Street Chicago, IL IRS# 98-765432100 25. 26. Notify Party Penny Brokers , 431-123-5874 28. Port of Unlading Chicago, IL 29. Final Destination Chicago, IL 30. Carrier Venezuela Airlines 31. Departure on or about July 1, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice July 9, 2019 22. No. and Date of L/C 24. L/C Issuing Bank 27. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 50 cartons stc 5500 pieces 32. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Venezuela 33. Quantity 34. Printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric 5500 pieces Unit Price 2.35USD 35. Amount $12,925.00 GW 1250 kg NW 1200 kg TOTAL $12,925.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The fabric is made from patchwork squares, approximately 6” x 6” each, which have been sewn together for customers to use in making quilts. The fabric pieces contain 59 single yarns per centimeter in the warp and 28 single yarns per centimeter in the filling, and weigh 97.11 g/m2. The average yarn number for this product has been calculated to be 89 in the metric system.
  • A 5208.51.8020
  • B 5209.51.6015
  • C 5811.00.2000
  • D 6307.90.9889
  • E 9404.90.8505
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Answer: D6307.90.9889

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Q61

HTSUS 6307.90.9889

What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment?

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Shipper/Exporter Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela 21. US001836 23. For Account and Risk of Messers Quilting Express 678 Palmer Street Chicago, IL IRS# 98-765432100 25. 26. Notify Party Penny Brokers , 431-123-5874 28. Port of Unlading Chicago, IL 29. Final Destination Chicago, IL 30. Carrier Venezuela Airlines 31. Departure on or about July 1, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice July 9, 2019 22. No. and Date of L/C 24. L/C Issuing Bank 27. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 50 cartons stc 5500 pieces 32. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Venezuela 33. Quantity 34. Printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric 5500 pieces Unit Price 2.35USD 35. Amount $12,925.00 GW 1250 kg NW 1200 kg TOTAL $12,925.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The fabric is made from patchwork squares, approximately 6” x 6” each, which have been sewn together for customers to use in making quilts. The fabric pieces contain 59 single yarns per centimeter in the warp and 28 single yarns per centimeter in the filling, and weigh 97.11 g/m2. The average yarn number for this product has been calculated to be 89 in the metric system.
  • A $859.05
  • B $949.52
  • C $1130.47
  • D $1660.40
  • E $1699.17
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Answer: B$949.52

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Q62

19 CFR 111.23 (b)

In accordance with 19 C.F.R. 111.23, once revoked, how long must a licensed customs broker retain powers of attorney and letters of revocation?

  • A 5 years after the date of a client’s properly documented insolvency
  • B 5 years after the date of revocation from previous broker
  • C 5 years after the date the licensed broker ceases conducting customs business
  • D 5 years after the date the client ceases to be an “active client”
  • E None of the above
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Answer: D5 years after the date the client ceases to be an “active client”

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Q63

19 CFR 141.31 (d)

Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding a power of attorney?

  • A A power of attorney must be legible.
  • B A power of attorney must identify a Grantor and a Grantee.
  • C A power of attorney may be completed on CBP Form 5291 “Power of Attorney.”
  • D A power of attorney must identify only nonresident principals.
  • E A power of attorney must include the statement to accept service of process against a nonresident principal.
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Answer: DA power of attorney must identify only nonresident principals.

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Q64

19 CFR 141.34

Powers of attorney issued by a partnership shall be limited to a period not to exceed _________from the date of execution.

  • A 30 days
  • B 60 days
  • C 1 year
  • D 2 years
  • E 5 years
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Answer: D2 years

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Q65

19 CFR 174.22

If accelerated disposition is requested on a protest and it is not allowed or denied within 30 days from request for accelerated disposition what would the status of the protest be?

  • A Protest is deemed approved.
  • B Protest is forwarded to the Office of Rules and Regulations for further review.
  • C Protest is deemed denied.
  • D Protest stays open until decision is reached or 2 years from the filing date is reached when it will be deemed approved.
  • E Protest is withdrawn allowing protestant to resubmit claim within 180 days of the protest withdrawal.
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Answer: CProtest is deemed denied.

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Q66

19 CFR 171.2

Petitions for relief from seizures must be filed within ____days from the date of mailing of the notice of seizure.

  • A 5
  • B 10
  • C 30
  • D 60
  • E 90
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Answer: C30

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Q67

19 CFR 171.11(b)(8) · 19 CFR 141.20

Assuming that a protest is timely filed with CBP, which statement of the following options is a valid claim for a 514 Protest concerning an entry for consumption filed on July 1, 2019?

  • A The contest of the duty rate calculated for the country-wide rate in an anti-dumping duty order issued by the Department of Commerce, which is generally applicable to that entry
  • B The contest of a denied request for reliquidation of under 19 U.S.C. § 1520(c)
  • C The contest of the fee rate established for the USDA Agriculture Marketing Service fee, which is generally applicable to that entry
  • D The contest of a denied petition to reliquidate an entry filed pursuant to 19 U.S.C. § 1520(d)
  • E A request to change the importer of record, which was provided on the entry documentation for an entry for consumption, from the consignee to the owner of the merchandise
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Answer: DThe contest of a denied petition to reliquidate an entry filed pursuant to 19 U.S.C. § 1520(d)

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Q68

19 CFR 133.27

The assessed amount of a penalty issued under 19 U.S.C. 1526(f) for a seizure taken under 19 U.S.C. 1526(e) is derived from:

  • A Domestic Value
  • B Manufactured Suggested Retail Price Value
  • C Dutiable Value
  • D Foreign Value
  • E Transaction Value
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Answer: BManufactured Suggested Retail Price Value

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Q69

19 CFR 133.3(b)

How much is the fee that should accompany an application to record one trademark with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for one class of merchandise?

  • A $0; no fee required
  • B $95
  • C $190
  • D $380
  • E $570
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Answer: C$190

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Q70

19 CFR 133.12 a thru e

An application to record a trade name shall be in writing addressed to the IPR & Restricted Merchandise Branch, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20229, and shall include the following information EXCEPT:

  • A The name, complete business address, and citizenship of the trade name owner or owners (if a partnership, the citizenship of each partner; if an association or corporation, the State, country, or other political jurisdiction within which it was organized, incorporated or created)
  • B The name or trade style to be recorded
  • C The name and principal business address of each foreign person or business entity authorized or licensed to use the trade name and a statement as to the use authorized
  • D The identity of any parent or subsidiary company, or other foreign company under common ownership or control which uses the trade name abroad
  • E A description of the merchandise with which the copyright is associated
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Answer: EA description of the merchandise with which the copyright is associated

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Q71

19 CFR 171

Which of the following is appropriate to challenge the seizure of merchandise for a violation of 19 USC 1526(e), as implemented by 19 CFR 133.21(d)?

  • A Filing a protest under 19 CFR 174
  • B Filing a petition under 19 CFR 172
  • C Filing a ruling request under 19 CFR 177
  • D All of the above
  • E None of the above
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Answer: ENone of the above

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Q72

19 CFR 12.39(b)(2)

Which of the following is TRUE with respect to imported merchandise after the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) finds a violation of section 337 of the Tariff Act (19 USC 1337) and issues an exclusion order, as implemented by CBP under 19 CFR 12.39?

  • A The exclusion order is not effective until 60 days after issuance, at which point merchandise subject to the exclusion order no longer may be entered.
  • B Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under a single entry bond, in an amount set by the ITC, from the time the exclusion order issues until the time it expires.
  • C Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond, in an amount set by the ITC that is secured by the importer’s basic importation bond.
  • D Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond as provided for in 19 CFR 113, until the determination of a violation becomes final.
  • E Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may not be entered after the exclusion order has issued.
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Answer: DMerchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond as provided for in 19 CFR 113, until the determination of a violation becomes final.

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Q73

19 CFR 146.4(d)

The operator of the Foreign Trade Zone shall maintain all records required pertaining to zone merchandise for what period of time?

  • A 1 year after merchandise is removed from the zone
  • B 5 years from the time of admission
  • C 5 years from the merchandise being removed from the zone
  • D Until all admissions have left the zone
  • E Must be electronically maintained until the Port Director gives authorization to destroy the records in accordance with the port policy.
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Answer: C5 years from the merchandise being removed from the zone

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Q74

19 CFR 146.8 · 19 CFR 146.43(b) · 19 CFR 146.44(a) · 19 CFR 146.51

Which of the following is NOT allowed within a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ)?

  • A Admitting of merchandise in zone-restricted status for the purpose of destruction.
  • B Breaking a customs in-bond seal on a container of merchandise, upon arrival and admission into an FTZ.
  • C Retail sale of domestic status merchandise, for consumption within customs territory, without a permit.
  • D Manufacturing domestic status merchandise without a permit.
  • E Failing to report a shortage, not resulting from theft or suspected theft, of domestic status merchandise.
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Answer: CRetail sale of domestic status merchandise, for consumption within customs territory, without a permit.

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Q75

19 CFR 19.9(c) · 19 CFR 19.11(c) · 19 CFR 19.4(b)(8) · 19 CFR 19.3(c)

Which of the following statements, regarding bonded warehouse operations, is ACCURATE:

  • A Warehouse operators may allow manipulation of bonded merchandise, without prior approval from CBP, if the manipulation occurs in the bonded warehouse area.
  • B Merchandise entered and placed in a Class 9 warehouse must be unpacked for sale only upon receipt of a permit issued by the port director.
  • C The release of merchandise in general order may only be made by the warehouse proprietor upon presentation of a permit to release or delivery authorization signed by the appropriate Customs officer.
  • D Warehouse proprietors are not required to maintain inventory records of the merchandise received in the warehouse.
  • E Discontinuance of existing bonded warehouses status does not require CBP review.
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Answer: CThe release of merchandise in general order may only be made by the warehouse proprietor upon presentation of a permit to release or delivery authorization signed by the appropriate Customs officer.

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Q76

19 CFR 146.43(a)(2) · 19 CFR 146.65(a)(2)

ABC Smith & Co. manufactures small gardening hand-held shovels in its foreign trade zone (FTZ). For the shovels’ production, the company imports and formally enters screws that are subject to a 2% ad valorem rate of duty, which the company then subsequently admits to its FTZ. Additionally, ABC Smith & Co. extracts raw metal from its mine in Minnesota. The raw metal is classified under an HTS with a 10% ad valorem rate of duty. ABC Smith & Co. then admits the extracted metal into its FTZ. Furthermore, ABC Smith & Co. admits to its FTZ as nonprivileged foreign status merchandise plastic shovel handles that are subject to an 8% ad valorem rate of duty. In the FTZ, ABC Smith & Co. then smelts the raw metal, shapes it into the heads of shovels, and assembles the heads with the plastic shovel handles and screws to form finished hand-held shovels that are subject to a 4% ad valorem rate of duty. What rate of duty applies to the hand-held shovels upon withdrawal from the FTZ and entry into the customs territory of the United States?

  • A 2% ad valorem
  • B 4% ad valorem
  • C 8% ad valorem
  • D 10% ad valorem
  • E 20% ad valorem
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Answer: B4% ad valorem

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Q77

19 CFR 181.31

An importer may file a NAFTA claim within ________ for a refund of duties?

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What is a customs broker required to have in order to conduct customs business on behalf of others? A. A copy of the Customs Regulations B. Commercial invoices C. Payment of services rendered D. A valid power of attorney E. All of the above 2. John Henry, who is a licensed customs broker, presently has a permit in the port of Chicago. He would like to obtain a national permit. John has identified to CBP the following information: 1. License number and date of issuance 2. Address and telephone number of the office designated as the office of record 3. Set forth the name, broker, license number, office address and telephone number of the individual broker who will exercise responsible supervision and control In order for John Henry to obtain his national permit, what other function would be required? A. Cancel his district permit B. Hire a licensed broker C. Attached a receipt of payment D. Prepare his email to CBP E. Prepare a waiver 3. Bills resulting from dishonored Automated Clearinghouse House transactions are due within ____days of the date of the issuance of the bill. A. 10 B. 15 C. 30 D. 45 E. 90 4. Andrew Balder, an employee of PM Morris Customs Brokerage (MCB), decides to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets to take advantage of the exploding popularity. One of the clients of MCB regularly imports comparable dress jackets and has outstanding sales. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? A. Andrew Balder may not import items similar to that of clients of MCB because it would be a conflict of interest. B. An employee of a broker may not also be an importer. C. Andrew Balder must notify the port director for permission to import such articles. D. Andrew Balder must apply for a waiver from the Commissioner. E. Andrew Balder must notify the client of MCB that they are also going to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets. 5. Which of the following is NOT “Customs Business” as defined in the Code of Federal Regulations? A. The payment of duties, taxes and other charges B. Corporate compliance activity C. Determining the admissibility of merchandise D. Determining the classification of merchandise E. The preparation and filing of CBP Form 7501 6. How many days does an examinee have to file an appeal of a failure to attain a passing grade on the customs broker written exam? A. 30 days B. 45 days C. 60 days D. 120 days E. 180 days 7. Which statement is FALSE? A. Each broker must designate a knowledgeable company employee to be the contact for Customs for broker-wide customs business and financial recordkeeping requirements. B. Other than power of attorney, records must be retained for at least 5 years after the date of entry. C. The status report must be accompanied by a fee of $100 to defray the cost of administering the reporting requirements. D. A person must obtain a license to transact customs business as a broker. E. A application for a broker’s license must be submitted in triplicate to the director of the port where the applicant intends to be business. 8. Which of the below time frame is INCORRECT? A. Five years after the revocation or cancellation “with prejudice” of a license, the ex-broker may petition the Assistant Commissioner for authorization to assist, or accept employment with, a broker. B. If a monetary penalty is assessed and no appeal from the Secretary's order is filed, payment of the penalty must be tendered within 60 calendar days after the effective date of the order, and, if payment is not tendered within that 60-day period, the license or permit of the broker will immediately be suspended until payment is made. C. If a broker who has been granted a permit for an additional district fails, for any continuous period of 180 days, to employ within that district (or region) at least one person who holds a valid individual broker's license, that failure will, in addition to any other sanction that may be imposed under this part, result in the revocation of the permit by operation of law. D. Each broker must file a written status report with Customs on February 1, 1985, and on February 1 of each year after that date. E. The broker must provide a written notification to each active client concerning the method of payment no later than February 28, 1983, and at least once at any time within each 12-month period after that date. An active client means a client from whom a broker has obtained a power of attorney and for whom the broker has transacted customs business on at least two occasions within the 12-month period preceding notification. Category 2 – Entry 9. If the commercial invoice is in a foreign currency, the foreign currency shall be converted to U.S. dollars using the proclaimed rate or certified rate or rates effective on the_______ . A. Date the duties, taxes and fees are paid B Commercial invoice date C. Release date D. Date of importation E. Date of exportation . 10. Which of the below statements concerning nominal consignees is FALSE? A. For formal entry of a shipment, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf. B. Nominal consignees may not certify electronic transmissions of an entry summary. C. Express consignment operators are an example of nominal consignees. D. Nominal consignees may not enter merchandise for Temporary Importation Under Bond on their own behalf. E. For informal entry of a shipment valued under $800, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf. 11. What action shall CBP take with regard to entries covering merchandise that is possibly prohibited by the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act or the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act or the Federal Hazardous Substances Act before it is admitted into the United States? A. Admission shall be refused. B. Liquidation shall be suspended. C. Merchandise shall be destroyed. D. Merchandise shall be exported. E. Merchandise shall be admitted and transferred to bonded warehouse. 12. Using the rules for constructing the manufacturers ID code, construct an identifying code for the following example: Ace Metal Fabrication 1579 Long Avenue Whitehorse, Yukon Territory Canada A. CAACEMET1579WHI B. CAACEMETFAB1WHI C. YTACEMET1579WHI D. XYACEMET1579WHI E. YTACMETFA1579WHI 13. The carrier, importer, or broker must present all required information to CBP by means of a CBP-approved electronic data interchange system no later than ____________ prior to the carrier’s reaching the first port of arrival in the United States. A. The scheduled date or time of arrival of the truck B. Either 30 minutes or 1 hour C. 5 working days in advance of the arrival of the first conveyance D. 15 calendar days after landing from a vessel, aircraft or vehicle, or after arrival at the port of destination E. Within 30 days 14. Which of the following options CANNOT be imported on a Temporary Importation Bond? A. Articles intended for consumption in the United States B. Articles to be repaired, altered or processed Merchandise imported for testing C. Articles intended solely for testing, experimental or review purposes D. Professional equipment, tools of trade, repair components for equipment or tools imported by nonresidents sojourning temporarily in the United States E. Automobiles brought temporarily into the United States by nonresidents for the purpose of taking part in races or other specific contests 15. The filing of an entry or entry summary for warehouse must be made by the importer of record (i.e., owner, purchaser, licensed customs broker). According to 19 CFR 144.31, only the importer of record would then have the right to withdraw merchandise from the warehouse unless ____. A. An actual owner’s declaration is filed B. A superseding bond is filed C. The right to withdraw the goods has been transferred D. None of the above E. All of the above 16. The entry documentation required to secure the release of merchandise includes the CBP Form 3461 and ALL of the following supporting documentation EXCEPT: A. Evidence of the right to make entry B. Commercial Invoice C. Packing list D. Identification describing the consignee of the merchandise E. A unique 3-digit filer code 17. If merchandise has been entered under other than a warehouse entry, a warehouse entry may be substituted for the previous entry if _________. A. A warehouse entry may not be substituted B. It has remained in continuous customs custody C. The duty has not been paid D. The merchandise is perishable E. None of the above 18. A nonresident corporation, which is not incorporated within the customs territory of the United States or in the Virgin Islands of the United States, wishes to enter merchandise for consumption. The nonresident corporation will not file the entry from a remote location pursuant to subpart E of Part 143 of title 19 of the C.F.R. In order to enter the merchandise for consumption, which of the following is CORRECT? A. The nonresident corporation must have a non-resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located. B. The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is not authorized to accept service of process against that corporation. C. The nonresident corporation must file a bond, but the bond does not have to contain the bond conditions set forth in 19 C.F.R. § 113.62. D. The nonresident corporation must file a bond having a nonresident corporate surety to secure the payment of any increased and additional duties which may be found due. E. The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is authorized to accept service of process against that corporation. 19. Which of the following statements is NOT true of the Agreement on Trade in Pharmaceutical Products? A. Product eligibility will be indicated in the HTSUS by a duty rate of “Free” followed by the symbol “K” in parentheses appearing in the “special” sub column for a heading or subheading. B. The product must be of a country eligible for tariff treatment under column 1. C. Salts, Esters, and hydrates of International Non-Proprietary Name products must be classifiable in the same 6-digit tariff provision as the relevant product enumerated in table. D. It can be found in General Note 14 of the HTSUS. E. Products must be included in the Pharmaceutical Appendix to the tariff schedule to be eligible. Category 3 – Marking 20. All of the following are General exceptions to Country of Origin marking requirements EXCEPT: A. Articles that cannot be marked prior to shipment to the United States without injury B. Articles for which the marking of the containers will reasonably indicate the origin of the articles C. Articles which were produced 15 years prior to their importation into the United States D. Articles imported for use by the importer and not intended for sale in their imported or any other form E. Goods of a NAFTA country which are provided for in subheading 6904.10 or heading 8541 or 8542 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) (19 U.S.C. 1202) 21. Articles without country of origin marking, as required, shall be subject to additional duties of _____ percent of the final appraised value unless exported or destroyed under Customs supervision prior to liquidation of the entry. A. 10 B. 20 C. 50 D. 100 E. 200 22. All of the following are part of the J-List except: A. Steel Bands B. Briarwood in blocks C. Staples D. Raw hides E. Cotton fabric Category IV – ACE 23. An eBond Single Transaction Bond may be changed to obtain a lower amount for an unconditionally duty free entry______________. A. Upon submission of entry summary B. Upon payment of statement C. Between cargo release and entry summary D. After submission of entry summary E. At anytime 24. An importer may cancel and replace a blanket NAFTA Certification in order to make the following changes EXCEPT: A. Description change B. Criterion change C. Net cost indicator from “No” to “NC” D. Name change of exporter, producer, or importer E. Date of submission 25. Which of the following statement is FALSE? A. Filers have the ability to change ACE Entry Summary data until the Entry Summary status is updated to “Paid.” B. Customs brokers must possess a valid national permit to file Remote Location Filing (RLF). C. If examination notification is received per 19 CFR10.38 a completed CF 3495 must accompany the goods to the designated examination location at the time of export. D. An entry summary that has been flagged for reconciliation may only be corrected if the change does not affect the flagged issue. E. An Affidavit of Manufacture declaration does not need the HTUS listed. Category V- Anti-Dumping/Countervailing Duties 26. Tonya MacDonald imported sodium nitrate from Germany, which is classified under 2834.10.10 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 5.5% ad valorem duty rate and is subject to antidumping duties under antidumping order A-428-841-000. The sodium nitrate is shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $8,432.00. The applicable antidumping duty cash deposit is 180.52%. What is the total amount of estimated duties and fees that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? A. $463.76 B. $492.97 C. $503.51 D. $15,685.21 E. $15,714.42 27. Which of the below is NOT considered an interested party. ` A. A foreign manufacturer, producer, or exporter, or any importer (not limited to importers of record and including the party against whom the allegation is brought), of covered merchandise or a trade or business association a majority of the members of which are producers, exporters, or importers of such merchandise B. A manufacturer, producer, or wholesaler in the United States of a foreign like product C. A trade or business association a majority of the members of which manufacture, produce, or wholesale a domestic like product in the United States D. A certified union or recognized union or group of workers that is representative of an industry engaged in the manufacture, production, or wholesale in the United States of a domestic like product E. If the covered merchandise is a processed agricultural product, as defined in 19 U.S.C. 1677(4)(E), a coalition or trade association that is representative of any of the following: processors; processors and producers; or processors and growers 28. John Henry imported seven ball bearings with integral shafts from China, which are classified under subheading 8482.10.10, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 2.4% ad valorem duty rate and subject to antidumping duties. The ball bearings are shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $10,455.60. The applicable antidumping duty case deposit rate is 23.89%. What are the total amount of fees and estimated duties that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? (Note: 301, 232, 201 are not applicable) A. $250.94 B. $2748.88 C. $2497.94 D. $2785.00 E. $2785.10 29. Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. Entries of merchandise subject to antidumping duties are liquidated once the CBP Import Specialist determines that dumping has occurred. B. Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is extended for up to 4 years. C. Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is suspended pending notification from the Commissioner of Customs. D. Importers remit antidumping duties to the affected domestic producers. E. Antidumping entries that are not liquidated within 1 year from the date of entry are deemed liquidated by operation of law. Category VI – Classification 30. What is the CLASSIFICATION for a wooden brush used to groom a horse that at time of importation is valued at $1.46? A. 9603.29.8010 B. 9603.29.8090 C. 9603.90.8050 D. 9615.19.4000 E. 9615.19.6000 31. What is the CLASSIFICATION for this Light-emitting diode (LED) tube? The LED light tube consists of a linear glass tube with double ended bases (caps) and LEDs inside. It is designed to be used inside the light fixture as replacement lamp. A. 7013.99.9000 B. 8535.50.0010 C. 8539.50.0050 D. 8543.70.7100 E. 9405.40.8440 32. Which product is CLASSIFIED under 2008.97.1040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for fruit … otherwise prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter or spirit, not elsewhere specified or included … other … mixtures … in airtight containers and not containing apricots, citrus fruits, peaches or pears … other? A. Cranberry fruit jam of whole cranberries, pieces of apples, strawberries and raspberries, containing added sugar and cinnamon, baked and packed in an airtight container. B. Guava preserved in brine packed in an airtight container. C. Infant food composed of a finely homogenized mixture of pears and beef packed in an airtight container. D. Peach Mango Paradise Baked Fruit Crisps mainly composed of rice flour, potato flakes, dried apples, sugar, whole oat flour, fructose, dextrose, dried peaches, and dried mangos. The ingredients are blended together to form a batter then baked to provide crispiness packed in an airtight container. E. Steamed coconut meat containing sugar, packed in an airtight container. 33. What is the CLASSIFICATION of cut-to-length stainless steel round wire? The stainless steel wire consists of 1.2 percent carbon, 12 percent chromium and 10 percent nickel. It is coldformed and has a diameter of 1 mm. A. 7215.50.0090 B. 7221.00.0018 C. 7222.20.0043 D. 7223.00.1045 E. 7229.90.5031 34. What is the CLASSIFICATION of bathroom wall tiles which measure 30 centimeters long by 30 centimeters wide by .8 centimeters thick, and are comprised of approximately 71% natural dolomite uniformly agglomerated with a plastic binder? A. 6802.10.0000 B. 6802.99.0060 C. 6808.00.0000 D. 6810.19.1200 E. 6815.91.0070 35. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a plastic saucer shaped disc marketed to be sold and used as a dog toy? The plastic disc is identical in design, durability, thickness and size to that of a traditional “Frisbee- like” toy. The item is composed of 100% plastic and contains a printed image of a dog’s paw print on the top. The plastic saucer-shaped disc measures approximately 8" in diameter and is marketed for use as an entertaining throw or toss fetch toy, much like a toy ball, but with an added unique aerodynamic characteristic. A. 3924.90.5650 B. 3926.90.9900 C. 4016.99.2000 D. 9503.00.0090 E. 9506.99.6080 36. The dress is constructed of a knitted fabric which is composed wholly of man-made fibers. The dress features a floral print and is marked as “24 months.” You’ve been informed, and later confirmed, that the garment is for girls with a body height not exceeding 86 centimeters. Within which ten digit subheading of Chapter 61 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United State (HTSUS) is the dress CLASSIFIED? A. 6104.42.0020 B. 6104.43.1020 C. 6104.43.2020 D. 6110.30.3025 E. 6111.20.4000 37. What is the CLASSIFICATION of an 80% polyester, 20% cotton, woven, unisex cape. The garment is manufactured in adult sizes. A. 6201.12.2050 B. 6201.12.4030 C. 6202.12.2050 D. 6202.13.3010 E. 6202.13.4020 38. What is the CLASSIFICATION of unassembled shower enclosures (enclosures consist of glass panels framed in aluminum, stainless steel fasteners and pulls, vinyl doorsteps and agglomerated stone bases) valued at $10.00 each from China? A. 6810.19.5000 B. 6810.99.0080 C. 7010.90.5049 D. 7013.99.9000 E. 7018.90.5000 39. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a floor-standing industrial washing machine used to clean sheets or panels of glass? The machine, which incorporates a self-contained electric motor, uses brushes to clean the glass of dirt and contaminants. A. 8424.89.9000 B. 8450.19.0000 C. 8464.90.0110 D. 8467.19.5090 E. 8479.89.9499 40. The submitted sample identified by the importer as style # FF 888 is a pair of women’s closed toe/open back, below the ankle, slip-on, house slippers. The upper is made of a polyester material. The midsole is composed of a plastic foam cushion. The polyester textile material outer sole is attached to flexible cardboard and is less than 3.5 mm thick. Small PVC dots, spaced approximate 3/8 to ½ of an inch apart, are added to the exterior surface of the textile for traction. The constituent material, that which has the greatest surface area in contact with the ground, is durable textile. Textile edging finishes and secures the perimeter of the outer sole unit. The F.O.B. value is $5.00 per pair. What is the CLASSIFICATION, within the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), for these slippers? A. 6402.99.7960 B. 6403.99.9005 C. 6404.19.7715 D. 6405.20.9015 E. 6405.90.9060 41. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a zinc bracelet plated in 18-karat gold that is set with 3 glass stones measuring 5 millimeters (mm), 10 imitation plastic gemstones measuring 7mm, and 2 Cubic Zirconia (CZ), semiprecious gemstones measuring 1.5mm? A. 7113.19.5090 B. 7116.20.0500 C. 7117.19.9000 D. 7117.90.7500 E. 7117.90.9000 42. In which of the following 6 digit subheadings would you CLASSIFY the imported product described in the paragraph below? You have a mixture of the following chemical substances: 1H-Imidazole-1-carbonitrile (CAS # 36289-36-8), and 30 percent other additives and dispersing agents. The main chemical ingredient listed is a fungicide, used to kill fungus on various plants and surfaces. In its pure chemical form the main ingredient is a: Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only. It is non-aromatic. The product is packaged for sale as imported for retail sale directly to consumers. Please be aware of the following Section and Chapter Notes. Chapter 29 Note 1 (a-h), Section VI (Products of the Chemical or Allied Industries) Note 2. A. 2924.11 B. 2930.90 C. 3302.10 D. 3808.92 E. 3824.99 43. What is the correct CLASSIFICATION of an above the ankle hunting boot that consists of a rubber outer sole and an upper that is composed primarily of leather with textile ornamentation? A textile lip connects the boot’s insole to the boot’s leather upper. The lip is sewn to the underside of the insole and then connects to the upper portion of the boot. A black welt strip extends around the top edge of the tread portion of the boot. The welt is affixed to the top edge of the outer sole by means of a single seam stitch and the toe cap of the boot is made of reinforced cowhide leather. A. 6403.40.30 B. 6403.91.30 C. 6404.11.20 D. 6404.11.90 E. 6405.10.00 Category VII – Bonds 44. On an active bond, when any identifying information concerning an importer changes, e.g., name change or address change, you must submit a_________. A. Notification Letter to the Port Director Office at the local port with all changes outlined B. CBP Form 7501 filed with corrections made concerning address and/or name change C. CBP Form 4811 to National Finance Center for system update D. CBP Form 5106 and bond rider submitted to National Finance Center where bond is on file for system update. E. Note attached to any entry package with requested changes noted 45. If merchandise is transferred directly to a container station from an importing carrier, which of the following entities is liable under bond for the safekeeping and delivery of the merchandise until it is formally receipted? A. Importer B. Broker C. Container Station D. Importing Carrier E. Bonded Warehouse 46. All of the following must be a continuous bond with the EXCEPTION of: A. Basic Custodial Bond B. Commercial Gauger Bond C. Basic Importation Bond D. Foreign Trade Zone Operator E. Control of Containers and Instruments of International Traffic Bond 47. What is mandatory to establish exportation and to cancel an export bond for narcotic drugs or any equipment, stores, or machinery for vessels if the articles are not placed on board vessels or aircraft under the provisions of section 309 or 317, Tariff Act of 1930? A. An International Carrier Bond B. Customs Form 4455 C. A Foreign Landing Certificate D. The record of clearance of the export vessel E. Listing the merchandise on the outward manifest or outward bill of lading Category VII – Value 48. All of the following are provided directly and free of charge by the U.S. buyer of imported merchandise for use in connection with the production or sale for export to the United States of high-end bathroom cabinets. What cost do you advise the U.S. buyer NOT to include in the transaction value of the bathroom cabinets? A. Advertising space on social media purchased by the U.S. buyer for the Chinese manufacturer to post prices and photos of the completed bathroom cabinets B. Metal hinges purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for incorporation into the cabinets C. A custom-made circular saw purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for precision cutting of the cabinet doors D. Luxury high-gloss paint purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer to paint the cabinets E. A schematic drawing made in Ireland and provided by the U.S. buyer to the Chinese manufacturer for the cabinets’ unique top made out of weathered, reclaimed wood 49. Which of the following costs should NOT be added to the price actually paid or payable to determine the transaction value for an entry of plush toys of a popular cartoon character? A. The cost of several high-speed sewing machines provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer/importer to the foreign manufacturer/exporter to sew the plush toys B. The sewing pattern designed in Canada, which is provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer to the foreign manufacturer C. The shipping costs paid by the U.S. buyer to import the plush toys D. The packing costs paid by the U.S. buyer E. The royalty fees related to the plush toys which the U.S. buyer is required to pay as a condition of the sale 50. Auto Parts USA, located in Michigan, is a subsidiary of Auto Parts International, located in Germany. Auto Parts USA buys and imports thousands of brake pads from Auto Parts International each year. Auto Parts USA purchases each brake pad from Auto Parts International for exactly $10 per brake pad. Auto Parts USA would like to apply transaction value to its importations of brake pads. In order to establish that the relationship between Auto Parts USA and Auto Parts International did not affect the price actually paid or payable, Auto Parts USA has submitted to CBP the two parties’ relevant bills, invoices and financial statements. In fiscal year 2018, the manufacturing bills and invoices showed that after recovering all costs, Auto Parts International made a profit of approximately 6 percent on each sale of its brake pads to Auto Parts USA. The financial statements reflected that Auto Parts International captured a firm-wide profit of approximately 6.3 percent on total brake pad sales in fiscal year 2018. On what basis has Auto Parts USA demonstrated that the relationship between the two parties did not affect the price actually paid or payable? A. The two parties settled the price in a manner consistent with the normal pricing practices of the auto parts industry. B. The two parties showed that the price closely approximates a test value. C. The two parties showed that the price closely approximates the transaction value of similar merchandise in sales to unrelated buyers in the United States. D. The two parties showed that CBP has previously examined the relationship. E. The two parties showed that the price is adequate to ensure recovery of all costs plus a profit which is equivalent to the firm’s overall profit realized over a representative period of time in sales of merchandise of the same class or kind. 51. What is the transaction value of the shipment in the following scenario? A U.S. business located in Duluth, Minnesota contracts with a manufacturer in Korea to produce 100 electric motors at a cost of $10 per motor. The U.S. business also contracts with a design company in New York to prepare the schematics for use in the production of the motors at a cost of $5,000. Upon completion, the motors are exported from Korea to China and used in the manufacture of household vacuum cleaners at a cost of $100 per vacuum cleaner. The completed vacuum cleaners are shipped to the U.S. business and an invoice from the China manufacturer in the amount of $10,000 is included in the shipment at the time of importation. A. $1,000 B. $5,000 C. $10,000 D. $11,000 E. $15,000 Category IX – Drawback 52. A Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback on CBP Form 7553 for merchandise that is going to be destroyed, shall be filed by the claimant with the CBP port where the destruction is to take place at least _______ working days prior to the date of intended destruction. A. 1 B. 2 C. 7 D. 10 E. 14 53. A drawback claimant must furnish a properly executed drawback bond if approved for _________ privilege. A. Waiver of prior notice of intent to export B Accelerated payment C. Exporters summary procedure D. One time waiver of prior notice for past exports E. Commercial interchangeability pre-determination 54. Merchandise transferred to a Foreign Trade Zone shall be given _________ status in order to be considered exported for purposes of drawback. A. Non-privileged foreign B Privileged foreign C. Zone restricted status D. Domestic E. Non-zone restricted 55. Which of the following statements regarding the Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback is CORRECT? A. The claimant or the exporter must file at the port of intended examination a notice on CBP Form 7514 at least 30 working days prior to the date of intended exportation unless CBP approves another filing period or the claimant has been granted a waiver of prior notice. B. Within 5 working days after receipt, CBP will notify the party designated on the Notice in writing of CBP’s decision to either examine the merchandise to be exported, or to waive examination. C. If CBP notifies the designated party, in writing, of its decision to waive examination of the merchandise, or, if timely notification of a decision by CBP to examine or to waive examination has not been received, the merchandise may be exported after 2 working days without delay. D. If CBP gives timely notice of its decision to examine the exported merchandise, the merchandise to be examined must be promptly presented to CBP, and CBP must examine the merchandise within 10 working days after presentation of the merchandise. E. If the examination is to be completed at a port other than the port of actual exportation or destruction, the merchandise shall be transported in-bond to the port of exportation. Category X – Practical Exercise Answer Question # 56-58 using the commercial invoice. COMMERCIAL INVOICE 4. Shipper/Exporter A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong 5. US001836 7. For Account and Risk of Messers Barbara’s Closet 453 Main Street Key Largo, FL 33037 IRS# 12-345678900 9. 10. Notify Party Bankers Brokers , 231-423-1234 12. Port of Unlading Sailed-Key Largo, FL 13. Final Destination Key Largo, FL 14. Carrier Seaway Express 15. Departure on or about August 10, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice Monday, August 14, 2019 6. No. and Date of L/C 8. L/C Issuing Bank 11. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 38 ctns said to contain 378 pcs 16. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Hong Kong 17. Knit Unisex Zipper front jackets 38% poly, 38% cotton, 24% wool with leather piping around the collar GW 800 kg NW 756 kg TOTAL $9450.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 Quantity 18. 378 pieces Unit Price 25.00USD 19. Amount $9,450.00 56. What is the Manufacturer’s ID? A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong A. CNABC555KOW B. HKABC555KOW C. CNABCCOM1234KOW D. HKABCCOM1234HON E. KOABCCOM123KOW 57. What is the CLASSIFICATION of the knit unisex zipper front jacket? A. 6101.20.0010 B. 6101.30.1500 C. 6101.30.2010 D. 6102.30.1000 E. 6102.30.0500 58. What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment? A. $989.54 B. $1256.03 C. $1547.09 D. $2296.19 E. $2308.00 Using the commercial invoice please answer question # 59 through 61 COMMERCIAL INVOICE 20. Shipper/Exporter Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela 21. US001836 23. For Account and Risk of Messers Quilting Express 678 Palmer Street Chicago, IL IRS# 98-765432100 25. 26. Notify Party Penny Brokers , 431-123-5874 28. Port of Unlading Chicago, IL 29. Final Destination Chicago, IL 30. Carrier Venezuela Airlines 31. Departure on or about July 1, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice July 9, 2019 22. No. and Date of L/C 24. L/C Issuing Bank 27. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 50 cartons stc 5500 pieces 32. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Venezuela 33. Quantity 34. Printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric 5500 pieces Unit Price 2.35USD 35. Amount $12,925.00 GW 1250 kg NW 1200 kg TOTAL $12,925.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The fabric is made from patchwork squares, approximately 6” x 6” each, which have been sewn together for customers to use in making quilts. The fabric pieces contain 59 single yarns per centimeter in the warp and 28 single yarns per centimeter in the filling, and weigh 97.11 g/m2. The average yarn number for this product has been calculated to be 89 in the metric system. 59. What is the Manufacturer ID? Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela A. VEFABDECAR B. VEFABGRACAR C. VETOPJOB24CAR D. VETOPJOBCAR E. VEFABDE24CAR 60. What is the CLASSIFICATION of the of the printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric? A. 5208.51.8020 B. 5209.51.6015 C. 5811.00.2000 D. 6307.90.9889 E. 9404.90.8505 61. What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment? A. $859.05 B. $949.52 C. $1130.47 D. $1660.40 E. $1699.17 Category XI – Power of Attorney 62. In accordance with 19 C.F.R. 111.23, once revoked, how long must a licensed customs broker retain powers of attorney and letters of revocation? A. 5 years after the date of a client’s properly documented insolvency B. 5 years after the date of revocation from previous broker C. 5 years after the date the licensed broker ceases conducting customs business D. 5 years after the date the client ceases to be an “active client” E. None of the above 63. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding a power of attorney? A. A power of attorney must be legible. B. A power of attorney must identify a Grantor and a Grantee. C. A power of attorney may be completed on CBP Form 5291 “Power of Attorney.” D. A power of attorney must identify only nonresident principals. E. A power of attorney must include the statement to accept service of process against a nonresident principal. 64. Powers of attorney issued by a partnership shall be limited to a period not to exceed _________from the date of execution. A. 30 days B. 60 days C. 1 year D. 2 years E. 5 years Category XII – Fines and Penalties 65. If accelerated disposition is requested on a protest and it is not allowed or denied within 30 days from request for accelerated disposition what would the status of the protest be? A. Protest is deemed approved. B. Protest is forwarded to the Office of Rules and Regulations for further review. C. Protest is deemed denied. D. Protest stays open until decision is reached or 2 years from the filing date is reached when it will be deemed approved. E. Protest is withdrawn allowing protestant to resubmit claim within 180 days of the protest withdrawal. 66. Petitions for relief from seizures must be filed within ____days from the date of mailing of the notice of seizure. A. 5 B. 10 C. 30 D. 60 E. 90 67. Assuming that a protest is timely filed with CBP, which statement of the following options is a valid claim for a 514 Protest concerning an entry for consumption filed on July 1, 2019? A. The contest of the duty rate calculated for the country-wide rate in an anti-dumping duty order issued by the Department of Commerce, which is generally applicable to that entry B. The contest of a denied request for reliquidation of under 19 U.S.C. § 1520(c) C. The contest of the fee rate established for the USDA Agriculture Marketing Service fee, which is generally applicable to that entry D. The contest of a denied petition to reliquidate an entry filed pursuant to 19 U.S.C. § 1520(d) E. A request to change the importer of record, which was provided on the entry documentation for an entry for consumption, from the consignee to the owner of the merchandise 68. The assessed amount of a penalty issued under 19 U.S.C. 1526(f) for a seizure taken under 19 U.S.C. 1526(e) is derived from: A. Domestic Value B. Manufactured Suggested Retail Price Value C. Dutiable Value D. Foreign Value E. Transaction Value Category XIII – Intellectual Property Rights 69. How much is the fee that should accompany an application to record one trademark with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for one class of merchandise? A. $0; no fee required B. $95 C. $190 D. $380 E. $570 70. An application to record a trade name shall be in writing addressed to the IPR & Restricted Merchandise Branch, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20229, and shall include the following information EXCEPT: A. The name, complete business address, and citizenship of the trade name owner or owners (if a partnership, the citizenship of each partner; if an association or corporation, the State, country, or other political jurisdiction within which it was organized, incorporated or created) B. The name or trade style to be recorded C. The name and principal business address of each foreign person or business entity authorized or licensed to use the trade name and a statement as to the use authorized D. The identity of any parent or subsidiary company, or other foreign company under common ownership or control which uses the trade name abroad E. A description of the merchandise with which the copyright is associated 71. Which of the following is appropriate to challenge the seizure of merchandise for a violation of 19 USC 1526(e), as implemented by 19 CFR 133.21(d)? A. Filing a protest under 19 CFR 174 B. Filing a petition under 19 CFR 172 C. Filing a ruling request under 19 CFR 177 D. All of the above E. None of the above 72. Which of the following is TRUE with respect to imported merchandise after the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) finds a violation of section 337 of the Tariff Act (19 USC 1337) and issues an exclusion order, as implemented by CBP under 19 CFR 12.39? A. The exclusion order is not effective until 60 days after issuance, at which point merchandise subject to the exclusion order no longer may be entered. B. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under a single entry bond, in an amount set by the ITC, from the time the exclusion order issues until the time it expires. C. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond, in an amount set by the ITC that is secured by the importer’s basic importation bond. D. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond as provided for in 19 CFR 113, until the determination of a violation becomes final. E. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may not be entered after the exclusion order has issued. Category XIV – Foreign Trade Zone 73. The operator of the Foreign Trade Zone shall maintain all records required pertaining to zone merchandise for what period of time? A. 1 year after merchandise is removed from the zone B. 5 years from the time of admission C. 5 years from the merchandise being removed from the zone D. Until all admissions have left the zone E. Must be electronically maintained until the Port Director gives authorization to destroy the records in accordance with the port policy. 74. Which of the following is NOT allowed within a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ)? A. Admitting of merchandise in zone-restricted status for the purpose of destruction. B. Breaking a customs in-bond seal on a container of merchandise, upon arrival and admission into an FTZ. C. Retail sale of domestic status merchandise, for consumption within customs territory, without a permit. D. Manufacturing domestic status merchandise without a permit. E. Failing to report a shortage, not resulting from theft or suspected theft, of domestic status merchandise. 75. Which of the following statements, regarding bonded warehouse operations, is ACCURATE: A. Warehouse operators may allow manipulation of bonded merchandise, without prior approval from CBP, if the manipulation occurs in the bonded warehouse area. B. Merchandise entered and placed in a Class 9 warehouse must be unpacked for sale only upon receipt of a permit issued by the port director. C. The release of merchandise in general order may only be made by the warehouse proprietor upon presentation of a permit to release or delivery authorization signed by the appropriate Customs officer. D. Warehouse proprietors are not required to maintain inventory records of the merchandise received in the warehouse. E. Discontinuance of existing bonded warehouses status does not require CBP review. 76. ABC Smith & Co. manufactures small gardening hand-held shovels in its foreign trade zone (FTZ). For the shovels’ production, the company imports and formally enters screws that are subject to a 2% ad valorem rate of duty, which the company then subsequently admits to its FTZ. Additionally, ABC Smith & Co. extracts raw metal from its mine in Minnesota. The raw metal is classified under an HTS with a 10% ad valorem rate of duty. ABC Smith & Co. then admits the extracted metal into its FTZ. Furthermore, ABC Smith & Co. admits to its FTZ as nonprivileged foreign status merchandise plastic shovel handles that are subject to an 8% ad valorem rate of duty. In the FTZ, ABC Smith & Co. then smelts the raw metal, shapes it into the heads of shovels, and assembles the heads with the plastic shovel handles and screws to form finished hand-held shovels that are subject to a 4% ad valorem rate of duty. What rate of duty applies to the hand-held shovels upon withdrawal from the FTZ and entry into the customs territory of the United States? A. 2% ad valorem B. 4% ad valorem C. 8% ad valorem D. 10% ad valorem E. 20% ad valorem Category XV – Free Trade Agreements
  • A 90 days from the date of the liquidation of the entry
  • B 180 days from the date of liquidation of the entry
  • C One year from the date of importation of the goods
  • D Three years of importation of the goods
  • E Five years from the date of importation
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Answer: COne year from the date of importation of the goods

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General Note 12(n)

Goods wholly obtained or produced entirely in the territory of Canada, Mexico and/or the United States means all of the below EXCEPT:

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What is a customs broker required to have in order to conduct customs business on behalf of others? A. A copy of the Customs Regulations B. Commercial invoices C. Payment of services rendered D. A valid power of attorney E. All of the above 2. John Henry, who is a licensed customs broker, presently has a permit in the port of Chicago. He would like to obtain a national permit. John has identified to CBP the following information: 1. License number and date of issuance 2. Address and telephone number of the office designated as the office of record 3. Set forth the name, broker, license number, office address and telephone number of the individual broker who will exercise responsible supervision and control In order for John Henry to obtain his national permit, what other function would be required? A. Cancel his district permit B. Hire a licensed broker C. Attached a receipt of payment D. Prepare his email to CBP E. Prepare a waiver 3. Bills resulting from dishonored Automated Clearinghouse House transactions are due within ____days of the date of the issuance of the bill. A. 10 B. 15 C. 30 D. 45 E. 90 4. Andrew Balder, an employee of PM Morris Customs Brokerage (MCB), decides to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets to take advantage of the exploding popularity. One of the clients of MCB regularly imports comparable dress jackets and has outstanding sales. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? A. Andrew Balder may not import items similar to that of clients of MCB because it would be a conflict of interest. B. An employee of a broker may not also be an importer. C. Andrew Balder must notify the port director for permission to import such articles. D. Andrew Balder must apply for a waiver from the Commissioner. E. Andrew Balder must notify the client of MCB that they are also going to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets. 5. Which of the following is NOT “Customs Business” as defined in the Code of Federal Regulations? A. The payment of duties, taxes and other charges B. Corporate compliance activity C. Determining the admissibility of merchandise D. Determining the classification of merchandise E. The preparation and filing of CBP Form 7501 6. How many days does an examinee have to file an appeal of a failure to attain a passing grade on the customs broker written exam? A. 30 days B. 45 days C. 60 days D. 120 days E. 180 days 7. Which statement is FALSE? A. Each broker must designate a knowledgeable company employee to be the contact for Customs for broker-wide customs business and financial recordkeeping requirements. B. Other than power of attorney, records must be retained for at least 5 years after the date of entry. C. The status report must be accompanied by a fee of $100 to defray the cost of administering the reporting requirements. D. A person must obtain a license to transact customs business as a broker. E. A application for a broker’s license must be submitted in triplicate to the director of the port where the applicant intends to be business. 8. Which of the below time frame is INCORRECT? A. Five years after the revocation or cancellation “with prejudice” of a license, the ex-broker may petition the Assistant Commissioner for authorization to assist, or accept employment with, a broker. B. If a monetary penalty is assessed and no appeal from the Secretary's order is filed, payment of the penalty must be tendered within 60 calendar days after the effective date of the order, and, if payment is not tendered within that 60-day period, the license or permit of the broker will immediately be suspended until payment is made. C. If a broker who has been granted a permit for an additional district fails, for any continuous period of 180 days, to employ within that district (or region) at least one person who holds a valid individual broker's license, that failure will, in addition to any other sanction that may be imposed under this part, result in the revocation of the permit by operation of law. D. Each broker must file a written status report with Customs on February 1, 1985, and on February 1 of each year after that date. E. The broker must provide a written notification to each active client concerning the method of payment no later than February 28, 1983, and at least once at any time within each 12-month period after that date. An active client means a client from whom a broker has obtained a power of attorney and for whom the broker has transacted customs business on at least two occasions within the 12-month period preceding notification. Category 2 – Entry 9. If the commercial invoice is in a foreign currency, the foreign currency shall be converted to U.S. dollars using the proclaimed rate or certified rate or rates effective on the_______ . A. Date the duties, taxes and fees are paid B Commercial invoice date C. Release date D. Date of importation E. Date of exportation . 10. Which of the below statements concerning nominal consignees is FALSE? A. For formal entry of a shipment, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf. B. Nominal consignees may not certify electronic transmissions of an entry summary. C. Express consignment operators are an example of nominal consignees. D. Nominal consignees may not enter merchandise for Temporary Importation Under Bond on their own behalf. E. For informal entry of a shipment valued under $800, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf. 11. What action shall CBP take with regard to entries covering merchandise that is possibly prohibited by the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act or the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act or the Federal Hazardous Substances Act before it is admitted into the United States? A. Admission shall be refused. B. Liquidation shall be suspended. C. Merchandise shall be destroyed. D. Merchandise shall be exported. E. Merchandise shall be admitted and transferred to bonded warehouse. 12. Using the rules for constructing the manufacturers ID code, construct an identifying code for the following example: Ace Metal Fabrication 1579 Long Avenue Whitehorse, Yukon Territory Canada A. CAACEMET1579WHI B. CAACEMETFAB1WHI C. YTACEMET1579WHI D. XYACEMET1579WHI E. YTACMETFA1579WHI 13. The carrier, importer, or broker must present all required information to CBP by means of a CBP-approved electronic data interchange system no later than ____________ prior to the carrier’s reaching the first port of arrival in the United States. A. The scheduled date or time of arrival of the truck B. Either 30 minutes or 1 hour C. 5 working days in advance of the arrival of the first conveyance D. 15 calendar days after landing from a vessel, aircraft or vehicle, or after arrival at the port of destination E. Within 30 days 14. Which of the following options CANNOT be imported on a Temporary Importation Bond? A. Articles intended for consumption in the United States B. Articles to be repaired, altered or processed Merchandise imported for testing C. Articles intended solely for testing, experimental or review purposes D. Professional equipment, tools of trade, repair components for equipment or tools imported by nonresidents sojourning temporarily in the United States E. Automobiles brought temporarily into the United States by nonresidents for the purpose of taking part in races or other specific contests 15. The filing of an entry or entry summary for warehouse must be made by the importer of record (i.e., owner, purchaser, licensed customs broker). According to 19 CFR 144.31, only the importer of record would then have the right to withdraw merchandise from the warehouse unless ____. A. An actual owner’s declaration is filed B. A superseding bond is filed C. The right to withdraw the goods has been transferred D. None of the above E. All of the above 16. The entry documentation required to secure the release of merchandise includes the CBP Form 3461 and ALL of the following supporting documentation EXCEPT: A. Evidence of the right to make entry B. Commercial Invoice C. Packing list D. Identification describing the consignee of the merchandise E. A unique 3-digit filer code 17. If merchandise has been entered under other than a warehouse entry, a warehouse entry may be substituted for the previous entry if _________. A. A warehouse entry may not be substituted B. It has remained in continuous customs custody C. The duty has not been paid D. The merchandise is perishable E. None of the above 18. A nonresident corporation, which is not incorporated within the customs territory of the United States or in the Virgin Islands of the United States, wishes to enter merchandise for consumption. The nonresident corporation will not file the entry from a remote location pursuant to subpart E of Part 143 of title 19 of the C.F.R. In order to enter the merchandise for consumption, which of the following is CORRECT? A. The nonresident corporation must have a non-resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located. B. The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is not authorized to accept service of process against that corporation. C. The nonresident corporation must file a bond, but the bond does not have to contain the bond conditions set forth in 19 C.F.R. § 113.62. D. The nonresident corporation must file a bond having a nonresident corporate surety to secure the payment of any increased and additional duties which may be found due. E. The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is authorized to accept service of process against that corporation. 19. Which of the following statements is NOT true of the Agreement on Trade in Pharmaceutical Products? A. Product eligibility will be indicated in the HTSUS by a duty rate of “Free” followed by the symbol “K” in parentheses appearing in the “special” sub column for a heading or subheading. B. The product must be of a country eligible for tariff treatment under column 1. C. Salts, Esters, and hydrates of International Non-Proprietary Name products must be classifiable in the same 6-digit tariff provision as the relevant product enumerated in table. D. It can be found in General Note 14 of the HTSUS. E. Products must be included in the Pharmaceutical Appendix to the tariff schedule to be eligible. Category 3 – Marking 20. All of the following are General exceptions to Country of Origin marking requirements EXCEPT: A. Articles that cannot be marked prior to shipment to the United States without injury B. Articles for which the marking of the containers will reasonably indicate the origin of the articles C. Articles which were produced 15 years prior to their importation into the United States D. Articles imported for use by the importer and not intended for sale in their imported or any other form E. Goods of a NAFTA country which are provided for in subheading 6904.10 or heading 8541 or 8542 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) (19 U.S.C. 1202) 21. Articles without country of origin marking, as required, shall be subject to additional duties of _____ percent of the final appraised value unless exported or destroyed under Customs supervision prior to liquidation of the entry. A. 10 B. 20 C. 50 D. 100 E. 200 22. All of the following are part of the J-List except: A. Steel Bands B. Briarwood in blocks C. Staples D. Raw hides E. Cotton fabric Category IV – ACE 23. An eBond Single Transaction Bond may be changed to obtain a lower amount for an unconditionally duty free entry______________. A. Upon submission of entry summary B. Upon payment of statement C. Between cargo release and entry summary D. After submission of entry summary E. At anytime 24. An importer may cancel and replace a blanket NAFTA Certification in order to make the following changes EXCEPT: A. Description change B. Criterion change C. Net cost indicator from “No” to “NC” D. Name change of exporter, producer, or importer E. Date of submission 25. Which of the following statement is FALSE? A. Filers have the ability to change ACE Entry Summary data until the Entry Summary status is updated to “Paid.” B. Customs brokers must possess a valid national permit to file Remote Location Filing (RLF). C. If examination notification is received per 19 CFR10.38 a completed CF 3495 must accompany the goods to the designated examination location at the time of export. D. An entry summary that has been flagged for reconciliation may only be corrected if the change does not affect the flagged issue. E. An Affidavit of Manufacture declaration does not need the HTUS listed. Category V- Anti-Dumping/Countervailing Duties 26. Tonya MacDonald imported sodium nitrate from Germany, which is classified under 2834.10.10 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 5.5% ad valorem duty rate and is subject to antidumping duties under antidumping order A-428-841-000. The sodium nitrate is shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $8,432.00. The applicable antidumping duty cash deposit is 180.52%. What is the total amount of estimated duties and fees that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? A. $463.76 B. $492.97 C. $503.51 D. $15,685.21 E. $15,714.42 27. Which of the below is NOT considered an interested party. ` A. A foreign manufacturer, producer, or exporter, or any importer (not limited to importers of record and including the party against whom the allegation is brought), of covered merchandise or a trade or business association a majority of the members of which are producers, exporters, or importers of such merchandise B. A manufacturer, producer, or wholesaler in the United States of a foreign like product C. A trade or business association a majority of the members of which manufacture, produce, or wholesale a domestic like product in the United States D. A certified union or recognized union or group of workers that is representative of an industry engaged in the manufacture, production, or wholesale in the United States of a domestic like product E. If the covered merchandise is a processed agricultural product, as defined in 19 U.S.C. 1677(4)(E), a coalition or trade association that is representative of any of the following: processors; processors and producers; or processors and growers 28. John Henry imported seven ball bearings with integral shafts from China, which are classified under subheading 8482.10.10, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 2.4% ad valorem duty rate and subject to antidumping duties. The ball bearings are shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $10,455.60. The applicable antidumping duty case deposit rate is 23.89%. What are the total amount of fees and estimated duties that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? (Note: 301, 232, 201 are not applicable) A. $250.94 B. $2748.88 C. $2497.94 D. $2785.00 E. $2785.10 29. Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. Entries of merchandise subject to antidumping duties are liquidated once the CBP Import Specialist determines that dumping has occurred. B. Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is extended for up to 4 years. C. Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is suspended pending notification from the Commissioner of Customs. D. Importers remit antidumping duties to the affected domestic producers. E. Antidumping entries that are not liquidated within 1 year from the date of entry are deemed liquidated by operation of law. Category VI – Classification 30. What is the CLASSIFICATION for a wooden brush used to groom a horse that at time of importation is valued at $1.46? A. 9603.29.8010 B. 9603.29.8090 C. 9603.90.8050 D. 9615.19.4000 E. 9615.19.6000 31. What is the CLASSIFICATION for this Light-emitting diode (LED) tube? The LED light tube consists of a linear glass tube with double ended bases (caps) and LEDs inside. It is designed to be used inside the light fixture as replacement lamp. A. 7013.99.9000 B. 8535.50.0010 C. 8539.50.0050 D. 8543.70.7100 E. 9405.40.8440 32. Which product is CLASSIFIED under 2008.97.1040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for fruit … otherwise prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter or spirit, not elsewhere specified or included … other … mixtures … in airtight containers and not containing apricots, citrus fruits, peaches or pears … other? A. Cranberry fruit jam of whole cranberries, pieces of apples, strawberries and raspberries, containing added sugar and cinnamon, baked and packed in an airtight container. B. Guava preserved in brine packed in an airtight container. C. Infant food composed of a finely homogenized mixture of pears and beef packed in an airtight container. D. Peach Mango Paradise Baked Fruit Crisps mainly composed of rice flour, potato flakes, dried apples, sugar, whole oat flour, fructose, dextrose, dried peaches, and dried mangos. The ingredients are blended together to form a batter then baked to provide crispiness packed in an airtight container. E. Steamed coconut meat containing sugar, packed in an airtight container. 33. What is the CLASSIFICATION of cut-to-length stainless steel round wire? The stainless steel wire consists of 1.2 percent carbon, 12 percent chromium and 10 percent nickel. It is coldformed and has a diameter of 1 mm. A. 7215.50.0090 B. 7221.00.0018 C. 7222.20.0043 D. 7223.00.1045 E. 7229.90.5031 34. What is the CLASSIFICATION of bathroom wall tiles which measure 30 centimeters long by 30 centimeters wide by .8 centimeters thick, and are comprised of approximately 71% natural dolomite uniformly agglomerated with a plastic binder? A. 6802.10.0000 B. 6802.99.0060 C. 6808.00.0000 D. 6810.19.1200 E. 6815.91.0070 35. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a plastic saucer shaped disc marketed to be sold and used as a dog toy? The plastic disc is identical in design, durability, thickness and size to that of a traditional “Frisbee- like” toy. The item is composed of 100% plastic and contains a printed image of a dog’s paw print on the top. The plastic saucer-shaped disc measures approximately 8" in diameter and is marketed for use as an entertaining throw or toss fetch toy, much like a toy ball, but with an added unique aerodynamic characteristic. A. 3924.90.5650 B. 3926.90.9900 C. 4016.99.2000 D. 9503.00.0090 E. 9506.99.6080 36. The dress is constructed of a knitted fabric which is composed wholly of man-made fibers. The dress features a floral print and is marked as “24 months.” You’ve been informed, and later confirmed, that the garment is for girls with a body height not exceeding 86 centimeters. Within which ten digit subheading of Chapter 61 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United State (HTSUS) is the dress CLASSIFIED? A. 6104.42.0020 B. 6104.43.1020 C. 6104.43.2020 D. 6110.30.3025 E. 6111.20.4000 37. What is the CLASSIFICATION of an 80% polyester, 20% cotton, woven, unisex cape. The garment is manufactured in adult sizes. A. 6201.12.2050 B. 6201.12.4030 C. 6202.12.2050 D. 6202.13.3010 E. 6202.13.4020 38. What is the CLASSIFICATION of unassembled shower enclosures (enclosures consist of glass panels framed in aluminum, stainless steel fasteners and pulls, vinyl doorsteps and agglomerated stone bases) valued at $10.00 each from China? A. 6810.19.5000 B. 6810.99.0080 C. 7010.90.5049 D. 7013.99.9000 E. 7018.90.5000 39. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a floor-standing industrial washing machine used to clean sheets or panels of glass? The machine, which incorporates a self-contained electric motor, uses brushes to clean the glass of dirt and contaminants. A. 8424.89.9000 B. 8450.19.0000 C. 8464.90.0110 D. 8467.19.5090 E. 8479.89.9499 40. The submitted sample identified by the importer as style # FF 888 is a pair of women’s closed toe/open back, below the ankle, slip-on, house slippers. The upper is made of a polyester material. The midsole is composed of a plastic foam cushion. The polyester textile material outer sole is attached to flexible cardboard and is less than 3.5 mm thick. Small PVC dots, spaced approximate 3/8 to ½ of an inch apart, are added to the exterior surface of the textile for traction. The constituent material, that which has the greatest surface area in contact with the ground, is durable textile. Textile edging finishes and secures the perimeter of the outer sole unit. The F.O.B. value is $5.00 per pair. What is the CLASSIFICATION, within the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), for these slippers? A. 6402.99.7960 B. 6403.99.9005 C. 6404.19.7715 D. 6405.20.9015 E. 6405.90.9060 41. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a zinc bracelet plated in 18-karat gold that is set with 3 glass stones measuring 5 millimeters (mm), 10 imitation plastic gemstones measuring 7mm, and 2 Cubic Zirconia (CZ), semiprecious gemstones measuring 1.5mm? A. 7113.19.5090 B. 7116.20.0500 C. 7117.19.9000 D. 7117.90.7500 E. 7117.90.9000 42. In which of the following 6 digit subheadings would you CLASSIFY the imported product described in the paragraph below? You have a mixture of the following chemical substances: 1H-Imidazole-1-carbonitrile (CAS # 36289-36-8), and 30 percent other additives and dispersing agents. The main chemical ingredient listed is a fungicide, used to kill fungus on various plants and surfaces. In its pure chemical form the main ingredient is a: Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only. It is non-aromatic. The product is packaged for sale as imported for retail sale directly to consumers. Please be aware of the following Section and Chapter Notes. Chapter 29 Note 1 (a-h), Section VI (Products of the Chemical or Allied Industries) Note 2. A. 2924.11 B. 2930.90 C. 3302.10 D. 3808.92 E. 3824.99 43. What is the correct CLASSIFICATION of an above the ankle hunting boot that consists of a rubber outer sole and an upper that is composed primarily of leather with textile ornamentation? A textile lip connects the boot’s insole to the boot’s leather upper. The lip is sewn to the underside of the insole and then connects to the upper portion of the boot. A black welt strip extends around the top edge of the tread portion of the boot. The welt is affixed to the top edge of the outer sole by means of a single seam stitch and the toe cap of the boot is made of reinforced cowhide leather. A. 6403.40.30 B. 6403.91.30 C. 6404.11.20 D. 6404.11.90 E. 6405.10.00 Category VII – Bonds 44. On an active bond, when any identifying information concerning an importer changes, e.g., name change or address change, you must submit a_________. A. Notification Letter to the Port Director Office at the local port with all changes outlined B. CBP Form 7501 filed with corrections made concerning address and/or name change C. CBP Form 4811 to National Finance Center for system update D. CBP Form 5106 and bond rider submitted to National Finance Center where bond is on file for system update. E. Note attached to any entry package with requested changes noted 45. If merchandise is transferred directly to a container station from an importing carrier, which of the following entities is liable under bond for the safekeeping and delivery of the merchandise until it is formally receipted? A. Importer B. Broker C. Container Station D. Importing Carrier E. Bonded Warehouse 46. All of the following must be a continuous bond with the EXCEPTION of: A. Basic Custodial Bond B. Commercial Gauger Bond C. Basic Importation Bond D. Foreign Trade Zone Operator E. Control of Containers and Instruments of International Traffic Bond 47. What is mandatory to establish exportation and to cancel an export bond for narcotic drugs or any equipment, stores, or machinery for vessels if the articles are not placed on board vessels or aircraft under the provisions of section 309 or 317, Tariff Act of 1930? A. An International Carrier Bond B. Customs Form 4455 C. A Foreign Landing Certificate D. The record of clearance of the export vessel E. Listing the merchandise on the outward manifest or outward bill of lading Category VII – Value 48. All of the following are provided directly and free of charge by the U.S. buyer of imported merchandise for use in connection with the production or sale for export to the United States of high-end bathroom cabinets. What cost do you advise the U.S. buyer NOT to include in the transaction value of the bathroom cabinets? A. Advertising space on social media purchased by the U.S. buyer for the Chinese manufacturer to post prices and photos of the completed bathroom cabinets B. Metal hinges purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for incorporation into the cabinets C. A custom-made circular saw purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for precision cutting of the cabinet doors D. Luxury high-gloss paint purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer to paint the cabinets E. A schematic drawing made in Ireland and provided by the U.S. buyer to the Chinese manufacturer for the cabinets’ unique top made out of weathered, reclaimed wood 49. Which of the following costs should NOT be added to the price actually paid or payable to determine the transaction value for an entry of plush toys of a popular cartoon character? A. The cost of several high-speed sewing machines provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer/importer to the foreign manufacturer/exporter to sew the plush toys B. The sewing pattern designed in Canada, which is provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer to the foreign manufacturer C. The shipping costs paid by the U.S. buyer to import the plush toys D. The packing costs paid by the U.S. buyer E. The royalty fees related to the plush toys which the U.S. buyer is required to pay as a condition of the sale 50. Auto Parts USA, located in Michigan, is a subsidiary of Auto Parts International, located in Germany. Auto Parts USA buys and imports thousands of brake pads from Auto Parts International each year. Auto Parts USA purchases each brake pad from Auto Parts International for exactly $10 per brake pad. Auto Parts USA would like to apply transaction value to its importations of brake pads. In order to establish that the relationship between Auto Parts USA and Auto Parts International did not affect the price actually paid or payable, Auto Parts USA has submitted to CBP the two parties’ relevant bills, invoices and financial statements. In fiscal year 2018, the manufacturing bills and invoices showed that after recovering all costs, Auto Parts International made a profit of approximately 6 percent on each sale of its brake pads to Auto Parts USA. The financial statements reflected that Auto Parts International captured a firm-wide profit of approximately 6.3 percent on total brake pad sales in fiscal year 2018. On what basis has Auto Parts USA demonstrated that the relationship between the two parties did not affect the price actually paid or payable? A. The two parties settled the price in a manner consistent with the normal pricing practices of the auto parts industry. B. The two parties showed that the price closely approximates a test value. C. The two parties showed that the price closely approximates the transaction value of similar merchandise in sales to unrelated buyers in the United States. D. The two parties showed that CBP has previously examined the relationship. E. The two parties showed that the price is adequate to ensure recovery of all costs plus a profit which is equivalent to the firm’s overall profit realized over a representative period of time in sales of merchandise of the same class or kind. 51. What is the transaction value of the shipment in the following scenario? A U.S. business located in Duluth, Minnesota contracts with a manufacturer in Korea to produce 100 electric motors at a cost of $10 per motor. The U.S. business also contracts with a design company in New York to prepare the schematics for use in the production of the motors at a cost of $5,000. Upon completion, the motors are exported from Korea to China and used in the manufacture of household vacuum cleaners at a cost of $100 per vacuum cleaner. The completed vacuum cleaners are shipped to the U.S. business and an invoice from the China manufacturer in the amount of $10,000 is included in the shipment at the time of importation. A. $1,000 B. $5,000 C. $10,000 D. $11,000 E. $15,000 Category IX – Drawback 52. A Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback on CBP Form 7553 for merchandise that is going to be destroyed, shall be filed by the claimant with the CBP port where the destruction is to take place at least _______ working days prior to the date of intended destruction. A. 1 B. 2 C. 7 D. 10 E. 14 53. A drawback claimant must furnish a properly executed drawback bond if approved for _________ privilege. A. Waiver of prior notice of intent to export B Accelerated payment C. Exporters summary procedure D. One time waiver of prior notice for past exports E. Commercial interchangeability pre-determination 54. Merchandise transferred to a Foreign Trade Zone shall be given _________ status in order to be considered exported for purposes of drawback. A. Non-privileged foreign B Privileged foreign C. Zone restricted status D. Domestic E. Non-zone restricted 55. Which of the following statements regarding the Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback is CORRECT? A. The claimant or the exporter must file at the port of intended examination a notice on CBP Form 7514 at least 30 working days prior to the date of intended exportation unless CBP approves another filing period or the claimant has been granted a waiver of prior notice. B. Within 5 working days after receipt, CBP will notify the party designated on the Notice in writing of CBP’s decision to either examine the merchandise to be exported, or to waive examination. C. If CBP notifies the designated party, in writing, of its decision to waive examination of the merchandise, or, if timely notification of a decision by CBP to examine or to waive examination has not been received, the merchandise may be exported after 2 working days without delay. D. If CBP gives timely notice of its decision to examine the exported merchandise, the merchandise to be examined must be promptly presented to CBP, and CBP must examine the merchandise within 10 working days after presentation of the merchandise. E. If the examination is to be completed at a port other than the port of actual exportation or destruction, the merchandise shall be transported in-bond to the port of exportation. Category X – Practical Exercise Answer Question # 56-58 using the commercial invoice. COMMERCIAL INVOICE 4. Shipper/Exporter A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong 5. US001836 7. For Account and Risk of Messers Barbara’s Closet 453 Main Street Key Largo, FL 33037 IRS# 12-345678900 9. 10. Notify Party Bankers Brokers , 231-423-1234 12. Port of Unlading Sailed-Key Largo, FL 13. Final Destination Key Largo, FL 14. Carrier Seaway Express 15. Departure on or about August 10, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice Monday, August 14, 2019 6. No. and Date of L/C 8. L/C Issuing Bank 11. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 38 ctns said to contain 378 pcs 16. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Hong Kong 17. Knit Unisex Zipper front jackets 38% poly, 38% cotton, 24% wool with leather piping around the collar GW 800 kg NW 756 kg TOTAL $9450.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 Quantity 18. 378 pieces Unit Price 25.00USD 19. Amount $9,450.00 56. What is the Manufacturer’s ID? A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong A. CNABC555KOW B. HKABC555KOW C. CNABCCOM1234KOW D. HKABCCOM1234HON E. KOABCCOM123KOW 57. What is the CLASSIFICATION of the knit unisex zipper front jacket? A. 6101.20.0010 B. 6101.30.1500 C. 6101.30.2010 D. 6102.30.1000 E. 6102.30.0500 58. What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment? A. $989.54 B. $1256.03 C. $1547.09 D. $2296.19 E. $2308.00 Using the commercial invoice please answer question # 59 through 61 COMMERCIAL INVOICE 20. Shipper/Exporter Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela 21. US001836 23. For Account and Risk of Messers Quilting Express 678 Palmer Street Chicago, IL IRS# 98-765432100 25. 26. Notify Party Penny Brokers , 431-123-5874 28. Port of Unlading Chicago, IL 29. Final Destination Chicago, IL 30. Carrier Venezuela Airlines 31. Departure on or about July 1, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice July 9, 2019 22. No. and Date of L/C 24. L/C Issuing Bank 27. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 50 cartons stc 5500 pieces 32. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Venezuela 33. Quantity 34. Printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric 5500 pieces Unit Price 2.35USD 35. Amount $12,925.00 GW 1250 kg NW 1200 kg TOTAL $12,925.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The fabric is made from patchwork squares, approximately 6” x 6” each, which have been sewn together for customers to use in making quilts. The fabric pieces contain 59 single yarns per centimeter in the warp and 28 single yarns per centimeter in the filling, and weigh 97.11 g/m2. The average yarn number for this product has been calculated to be 89 in the metric system. 59. What is the Manufacturer ID? Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela A. VEFABDECAR B. VEFABGRACAR C. VETOPJOB24CAR D. VETOPJOBCAR E. VEFABDE24CAR 60. What is the CLASSIFICATION of the of the printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric? A. 5208.51.8020 B. 5209.51.6015 C. 5811.00.2000 D. 6307.90.9889 E. 9404.90.8505 61. What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment? A. $859.05 B. $949.52 C. $1130.47 D. $1660.40 E. $1699.17 Category XI – Power of Attorney 62. In accordance with 19 C.F.R. 111.23, once revoked, how long must a licensed customs broker retain powers of attorney and letters of revocation? A. 5 years after the date of a client’s properly documented insolvency B. 5 years after the date of revocation from previous broker C. 5 years after the date the licensed broker ceases conducting customs business D. 5 years after the date the client ceases to be an “active client” E. None of the above 63. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding a power of attorney? A. A power of attorney must be legible. B. A power of attorney must identify a Grantor and a Grantee. C. A power of attorney may be completed on CBP Form 5291 “Power of Attorney.” D. A power of attorney must identify only nonresident principals. E. A power of attorney must include the statement to accept service of process against a nonresident principal. 64. Powers of attorney issued by a partnership shall be limited to a period not to exceed _________from the date of execution. A. 30 days B. 60 days C. 1 year D. 2 years E. 5 years Category XII – Fines and Penalties 65. If accelerated disposition is requested on a protest and it is not allowed or denied within 30 days from request for accelerated disposition what would the status of the protest be? A. Protest is deemed approved. B. Protest is forwarded to the Office of Rules and Regulations for further review. C. Protest is deemed denied. D. Protest stays open until decision is reached or 2 years from the filing date is reached when it will be deemed approved. E. Protest is withdrawn allowing protestant to resubmit claim within 180 days of the protest withdrawal. 66. Petitions for relief from seizures must be filed within ____days from the date of mailing of the notice of seizure. A. 5 B. 10 C. 30 D. 60 E. 90 67. Assuming that a protest is timely filed with CBP, which statement of the following options is a valid claim for a 514 Protest concerning an entry for consumption filed on July 1, 2019? A. The contest of the duty rate calculated for the country-wide rate in an anti-dumping duty order issued by the Department of Commerce, which is generally applicable to that entry B. The contest of a denied request for reliquidation of under 19 U.S.C. § 1520(c) C. The contest of the fee rate established for the USDA Agriculture Marketing Service fee, which is generally applicable to that entry D. The contest of a denied petition to reliquidate an entry filed pursuant to 19 U.S.C. § 1520(d) E. A request to change the importer of record, which was provided on the entry documentation for an entry for consumption, from the consignee to the owner of the merchandise 68. The assessed amount of a penalty issued under 19 U.S.C. 1526(f) for a seizure taken under 19 U.S.C. 1526(e) is derived from: A. Domestic Value B. Manufactured Suggested Retail Price Value C. Dutiable Value D. Foreign Value E. Transaction Value Category XIII – Intellectual Property Rights 69. How much is the fee that should accompany an application to record one trademark with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for one class of merchandise? A. $0; no fee required B. $95 C. $190 D. $380 E. $570 70. An application to record a trade name shall be in writing addressed to the IPR & Restricted Merchandise Branch, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20229, and shall include the following information EXCEPT: A. The name, complete business address, and citizenship of the trade name owner or owners (if a partnership, the citizenship of each partner; if an association or corporation, the State, country, or other political jurisdiction within which it was organized, incorporated or created) B. The name or trade style to be recorded C. The name and principal business address of each foreign person or business entity authorized or licensed to use the trade name and a statement as to the use authorized D. The identity of any parent or subsidiary company, or other foreign company under common ownership or control which uses the trade name abroad E. A description of the merchandise with which the copyright is associated 71. Which of the following is appropriate to challenge the seizure of merchandise for a violation of 19 USC 1526(e), as implemented by 19 CFR 133.21(d)? A. Filing a protest under 19 CFR 174 B. Filing a petition under 19 CFR 172 C. Filing a ruling request under 19 CFR 177 D. All of the above E. None of the above 72. Which of the following is TRUE with respect to imported merchandise after the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) finds a violation of section 337 of the Tariff Act (19 USC 1337) and issues an exclusion order, as implemented by CBP under 19 CFR 12.39? A. The exclusion order is not effective until 60 days after issuance, at which point merchandise subject to the exclusion order no longer may be entered. B. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under a single entry bond, in an amount set by the ITC, from the time the exclusion order issues until the time it expires. C. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond, in an amount set by the ITC that is secured by the importer’s basic importation bond. D. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond as provided for in 19 CFR 113, until the determination of a violation becomes final. E. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may not be entered after the exclusion order has issued. Category XIV – Foreign Trade Zone 73. The operator of the Foreign Trade Zone shall maintain all records required pertaining to zone merchandise for what period of time? A. 1 year after merchandise is removed from the zone B. 5 years from the time of admission C. 5 years from the merchandise being removed from the zone D. Until all admissions have left the zone E. Must be electronically maintained until the Port Director gives authorization to destroy the records in accordance with the port policy. 74. Which of the following is NOT allowed within a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ)? A. Admitting of merchandise in zone-restricted status for the purpose of destruction. B. Breaking a customs in-bond seal on a container of merchandise, upon arrival and admission into an FTZ. C. Retail sale of domestic status merchandise, for consumption within customs territory, without a permit. D. Manufacturing domestic status merchandise without a permit. E. Failing to report a shortage, not resulting from theft or suspected theft, of domestic status merchandise. 75. Which of the following statements, regarding bonded warehouse operations, is ACCURATE: A. Warehouse operators may allow manipulation of bonded merchandise, without prior approval from CBP, if the manipulation occurs in the bonded warehouse area. B. Merchandise entered and placed in a Class 9 warehouse must be unpacked for sale only upon receipt of a permit issued by the port director. C. The release of merchandise in general order may only be made by the warehouse proprietor upon presentation of a permit to release or delivery authorization signed by the appropriate Customs officer. D. Warehouse proprietors are not required to maintain inventory records of the merchandise received in the warehouse. E. Discontinuance of existing bonded warehouses status does not require CBP review. 76. ABC Smith & Co. manufactures small gardening hand-held shovels in its foreign trade zone (FTZ). For the shovels’ production, the company imports and formally enters screws that are subject to a 2% ad valorem rate of duty, which the company then subsequently admits to its FTZ. Additionally, ABC Smith & Co. extracts raw metal from its mine in Minnesota. The raw metal is classified under an HTS with a 10% ad valorem rate of duty. ABC Smith & Co. then admits the extracted metal into its FTZ. Furthermore, ABC Smith & Co. admits to its FTZ as nonprivileged foreign status merchandise plastic shovel handles that are subject to an 8% ad valorem rate of duty. In the FTZ, ABC Smith & Co. then smelts the raw metal, shapes it into the heads of shovels, and assembles the heads with the plastic shovel handles and screws to form finished hand-held shovels that are subject to a 4% ad valorem rate of duty. What rate of duty applies to the hand-held shovels upon withdrawal from the FTZ and entry into the customs territory of the United States? A. 2% ad valorem B. 4% ad valorem C. 8% ad valorem D. 10% ad valorem E. 20% ad valorem Category XV – Free Trade Agreements
  • A Mineral goods extracted in the territory of one or more of the NAFTA parties
  • B Live animals born and raised in the territory of one or more of the NAFTA parties
  • C Goods obtained from hunting, trapping, fishing in the territory of one or more of the NAFTA parties
  • D Vegetable goods, harvested in the territory of one or more of the NAFTA parties
  • E Goods (fish, shellfish and other marine life) taken from the sea by vessels registered or recorded with a non-NAFTA party and flying its flag
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Answer: EGoods (fish, shellfish and other marine life) taken from the sea by vessels registered or recorded with a non-NAFTA party and flying its flag

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HTSUS 9802.00.50 · Subchapeter II Note3(f) to Chapter 98

Fancy Jewelry Company exported 100 identical 14 karat gold bracelets from the United States to Brazil. In Brazil, its subsidiary company polished the gold bracelets. Polishing jewelry is an acceptable alteration under subheading 9802.00.50, HTSUS. The subsidiary then exported 50 of the polished gold bracelets from Brazil back to the United States, along with 50 Chinese origin 14 karat gold bracelets in the exact same style that Fancy Jewelry Company had exported from the United States for polishing one month earlier. As Fancy Jewelry Company’s customs broker, would you be correct to advise entry under subheading 9802.00.50, HTSUS?

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What is a customs broker required to have in order to conduct customs business on behalf of others? A. A copy of the Customs Regulations B. Commercial invoices C. Payment of services rendered D. A valid power of attorney E. All of the above 2. John Henry, who is a licensed customs broker, presently has a permit in the port of Chicago. He would like to obtain a national permit. John has identified to CBP the following information: 1. License number and date of issuance 2. Address and telephone number of the office designated as the office of record 3. Set forth the name, broker, license number, office address and telephone number of the individual broker who will exercise responsible supervision and control In order for John Henry to obtain his national permit, what other function would be required? A. Cancel his district permit B. Hire a licensed broker C. Attached a receipt of payment D. Prepare his email to CBP E. Prepare a waiver 3. Bills resulting from dishonored Automated Clearinghouse House transactions are due within ____days of the date of the issuance of the bill. A. 10 B. 15 C. 30 D. 45 E. 90 4. Andrew Balder, an employee of PM Morris Customs Brokerage (MCB), decides to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets to take advantage of the exploding popularity. One of the clients of MCB regularly imports comparable dress jackets and has outstanding sales. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? A. Andrew Balder may not import items similar to that of clients of MCB because it would be a conflict of interest. B. An employee of a broker may not also be an importer. C. Andrew Balder must notify the port director for permission to import such articles. D. Andrew Balder must apply for a waiver from the Commissioner. E. Andrew Balder must notify the client of MCB that they are also going to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets. 5. Which of the following is NOT “Customs Business” as defined in the Code of Federal Regulations? A. The payment of duties, taxes and other charges B. Corporate compliance activity C. Determining the admissibility of merchandise D. Determining the classification of merchandise E. The preparation and filing of CBP Form 7501 6. How many days does an examinee have to file an appeal of a failure to attain a passing grade on the customs broker written exam? A. 30 days B. 45 days C. 60 days D. 120 days E. 180 days 7. Which statement is FALSE? A. Each broker must designate a knowledgeable company employee to be the contact for Customs for broker-wide customs business and financial recordkeeping requirements. B. Other than power of attorney, records must be retained for at least 5 years after the date of entry. C. The status report must be accompanied by a fee of $100 to defray the cost of administering the reporting requirements. D. A person must obtain a license to transact customs business as a broker. E. A application for a broker’s license must be submitted in triplicate to the director of the port where the applicant intends to be business. 8. Which of the below time frame is INCORRECT? A. Five years after the revocation or cancellation “with prejudice” of a license, the ex-broker may petition the Assistant Commissioner for authorization to assist, or accept employment with, a broker. B. If a monetary penalty is assessed and no appeal from the Secretary's order is filed, payment of the penalty must be tendered within 60 calendar days after the effective date of the order, and, if payment is not tendered within that 60-day period, the license or permit of the broker will immediately be suspended until payment is made. C. If a broker who has been granted a permit for an additional district fails, for any continuous period of 180 days, to employ within that district (or region) at least one person who holds a valid individual broker's license, that failure will, in addition to any other sanction that may be imposed under this part, result in the revocation of the permit by operation of law. D. Each broker must file a written status report with Customs on February 1, 1985, and on February 1 of each year after that date. E. The broker must provide a written notification to each active client concerning the method of payment no later than February 28, 1983, and at least once at any time within each 12-month period after that date. An active client means a client from whom a broker has obtained a power of attorney and for whom the broker has transacted customs business on at least two occasions within the 12-month period preceding notification. Category 2 – Entry 9. If the commercial invoice is in a foreign currency, the foreign currency shall be converted to U.S. dollars using the proclaimed rate or certified rate or rates effective on the_______ . A. Date the duties, taxes and fees are paid B Commercial invoice date C. Release date D. Date of importation E. Date of exportation . 10. Which of the below statements concerning nominal consignees is FALSE? A. For formal entry of a shipment, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf. B. Nominal consignees may not certify electronic transmissions of an entry summary. C. Express consignment operators are an example of nominal consignees. D. Nominal consignees may not enter merchandise for Temporary Importation Under Bond on their own behalf. E. For informal entry of a shipment valued under $800, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf. 11. What action shall CBP take with regard to entries covering merchandise that is possibly prohibited by the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act or the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act or the Federal Hazardous Substances Act before it is admitted into the United States? A. Admission shall be refused. B. Liquidation shall be suspended. C. Merchandise shall be destroyed. D. Merchandise shall be exported. E. Merchandise shall be admitted and transferred to bonded warehouse. 12. Using the rules for constructing the manufacturers ID code, construct an identifying code for the following example: Ace Metal Fabrication 1579 Long Avenue Whitehorse, Yukon Territory Canada A. CAACEMET1579WHI B. CAACEMETFAB1WHI C. YTACEMET1579WHI D. XYACEMET1579WHI E. YTACMETFA1579WHI 13. The carrier, importer, or broker must present all required information to CBP by means of a CBP-approved electronic data interchange system no later than ____________ prior to the carrier’s reaching the first port of arrival in the United States. A. The scheduled date or time of arrival of the truck B. Either 30 minutes or 1 hour C. 5 working days in advance of the arrival of the first conveyance D. 15 calendar days after landing from a vessel, aircraft or vehicle, or after arrival at the port of destination E. Within 30 days 14. Which of the following options CANNOT be imported on a Temporary Importation Bond? A. Articles intended for consumption in the United States B. Articles to be repaired, altered or processed Merchandise imported for testing C. Articles intended solely for testing, experimental or review purposes D. Professional equipment, tools of trade, repair components for equipment or tools imported by nonresidents sojourning temporarily in the United States E. Automobiles brought temporarily into the United States by nonresidents for the purpose of taking part in races or other specific contests 15. The filing of an entry or entry summary for warehouse must be made by the importer of record (i.e., owner, purchaser, licensed customs broker). According to 19 CFR 144.31, only the importer of record would then have the right to withdraw merchandise from the warehouse unless ____. A. An actual owner’s declaration is filed B. A superseding bond is filed C. The right to withdraw the goods has been transferred D. None of the above E. All of the above 16. The entry documentation required to secure the release of merchandise includes the CBP Form 3461 and ALL of the following supporting documentation EXCEPT: A. Evidence of the right to make entry B. Commercial Invoice C. Packing list D. Identification describing the consignee of the merchandise E. A unique 3-digit filer code 17. If merchandise has been entered under other than a warehouse entry, a warehouse entry may be substituted for the previous entry if _________. A. A warehouse entry may not be substituted B. It has remained in continuous customs custody C. The duty has not been paid D. The merchandise is perishable E. None of the above 18. A nonresident corporation, which is not incorporated within the customs territory of the United States or in the Virgin Islands of the United States, wishes to enter merchandise for consumption. The nonresident corporation will not file the entry from a remote location pursuant to subpart E of Part 143 of title 19 of the C.F.R. In order to enter the merchandise for consumption, which of the following is CORRECT? A. The nonresident corporation must have a non-resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located. B. The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is not authorized to accept service of process against that corporation. C. The nonresident corporation must file a bond, but the bond does not have to contain the bond conditions set forth in 19 C.F.R. § 113.62. D. The nonresident corporation must file a bond having a nonresident corporate surety to secure the payment of any increased and additional duties which may be found due. E. The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is authorized to accept service of process against that corporation. 19. Which of the following statements is NOT true of the Agreement on Trade in Pharmaceutical Products? A. Product eligibility will be indicated in the HTSUS by a duty rate of “Free” followed by the symbol “K” in parentheses appearing in the “special” sub column for a heading or subheading. B. The product must be of a country eligible for tariff treatment under column 1. C. Salts, Esters, and hydrates of International Non-Proprietary Name products must be classifiable in the same 6-digit tariff provision as the relevant product enumerated in table. D. It can be found in General Note 14 of the HTSUS. E. Products must be included in the Pharmaceutical Appendix to the tariff schedule to be eligible. Category 3 – Marking 20. All of the following are General exceptions to Country of Origin marking requirements EXCEPT: A. Articles that cannot be marked prior to shipment to the United States without injury B. Articles for which the marking of the containers will reasonably indicate the origin of the articles C. Articles which were produced 15 years prior to their importation into the United States D. Articles imported for use by the importer and not intended for sale in their imported or any other form E. Goods of a NAFTA country which are provided for in subheading 6904.10 or heading 8541 or 8542 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) (19 U.S.C. 1202) 21. Articles without country of origin marking, as required, shall be subject to additional duties of _____ percent of the final appraised value unless exported or destroyed under Customs supervision prior to liquidation of the entry. A. 10 B. 20 C. 50 D. 100 E. 200 22. All of the following are part of the J-List except: A. Steel Bands B. Briarwood in blocks C. Staples D. Raw hides E. Cotton fabric Category IV – ACE 23. An eBond Single Transaction Bond may be changed to obtain a lower amount for an unconditionally duty free entry______________. A. Upon submission of entry summary B. Upon payment of statement C. Between cargo release and entry summary D. After submission of entry summary E. At anytime 24. An importer may cancel and replace a blanket NAFTA Certification in order to make the following changes EXCEPT: A. Description change B. Criterion change C. Net cost indicator from “No” to “NC” D. Name change of exporter, producer, or importer E. Date of submission 25. Which of the following statement is FALSE? A. Filers have the ability to change ACE Entry Summary data until the Entry Summary status is updated to “Paid.” B. Customs brokers must possess a valid national permit to file Remote Location Filing (RLF). C. If examination notification is received per 19 CFR10.38 a completed CF 3495 must accompany the goods to the designated examination location at the time of export. D. An entry summary that has been flagged for reconciliation may only be corrected if the change does not affect the flagged issue. E. An Affidavit of Manufacture declaration does not need the HTUS listed. Category V- Anti-Dumping/Countervailing Duties 26. Tonya MacDonald imported sodium nitrate from Germany, which is classified under 2834.10.10 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 5.5% ad valorem duty rate and is subject to antidumping duties under antidumping order A-428-841-000. The sodium nitrate is shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $8,432.00. The applicable antidumping duty cash deposit is 180.52%. What is the total amount of estimated duties and fees that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? A. $463.76 B. $492.97 C. $503.51 D. $15,685.21 E. $15,714.42 27. Which of the below is NOT considered an interested party. ` A. A foreign manufacturer, producer, or exporter, or any importer (not limited to importers of record and including the party against whom the allegation is brought), of covered merchandise or a trade or business association a majority of the members of which are producers, exporters, or importers of such merchandise B. A manufacturer, producer, or wholesaler in the United States of a foreign like product C. A trade or business association a majority of the members of which manufacture, produce, or wholesale a domestic like product in the United States D. A certified union or recognized union or group of workers that is representative of an industry engaged in the manufacture, production, or wholesale in the United States of a domestic like product E. If the covered merchandise is a processed agricultural product, as defined in 19 U.S.C. 1677(4)(E), a coalition or trade association that is representative of any of the following: processors; processors and producers; or processors and growers 28. John Henry imported seven ball bearings with integral shafts from China, which are classified under subheading 8482.10.10, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 2.4% ad valorem duty rate and subject to antidumping duties. The ball bearings are shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $10,455.60. The applicable antidumping duty case deposit rate is 23.89%. What are the total amount of fees and estimated duties that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? (Note: 301, 232, 201 are not applicable) A. $250.94 B. $2748.88 C. $2497.94 D. $2785.00 E. $2785.10 29. Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. Entries of merchandise subject to antidumping duties are liquidated once the CBP Import Specialist determines that dumping has occurred. B. Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is extended for up to 4 years. C. Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is suspended pending notification from the Commissioner of Customs. D. Importers remit antidumping duties to the affected domestic producers. E. Antidumping entries that are not liquidated within 1 year from the date of entry are deemed liquidated by operation of law. Category VI – Classification 30. What is the CLASSIFICATION for a wooden brush used to groom a horse that at time of importation is valued at $1.46? A. 9603.29.8010 B. 9603.29.8090 C. 9603.90.8050 D. 9615.19.4000 E. 9615.19.6000 31. What is the CLASSIFICATION for this Light-emitting diode (LED) tube? The LED light tube consists of a linear glass tube with double ended bases (caps) and LEDs inside. It is designed to be used inside the light fixture as replacement lamp. A. 7013.99.9000 B. 8535.50.0010 C. 8539.50.0050 D. 8543.70.7100 E. 9405.40.8440 32. Which product is CLASSIFIED under 2008.97.1040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for fruit … otherwise prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter or spirit, not elsewhere specified or included … other … mixtures … in airtight containers and not containing apricots, citrus fruits, peaches or pears … other? A. Cranberry fruit jam of whole cranberries, pieces of apples, strawberries and raspberries, containing added sugar and cinnamon, baked and packed in an airtight container. B. Guava preserved in brine packed in an airtight container. C. Infant food composed of a finely homogenized mixture of pears and beef packed in an airtight container. D. Peach Mango Paradise Baked Fruit Crisps mainly composed of rice flour, potato flakes, dried apples, sugar, whole oat flour, fructose, dextrose, dried peaches, and dried mangos. The ingredients are blended together to form a batter then baked to provide crispiness packed in an airtight container. E. Steamed coconut meat containing sugar, packed in an airtight container. 33. What is the CLASSIFICATION of cut-to-length stainless steel round wire? The stainless steel wire consists of 1.2 percent carbon, 12 percent chromium and 10 percent nickel. It is coldformed and has a diameter of 1 mm. A. 7215.50.0090 B. 7221.00.0018 C. 7222.20.0043 D. 7223.00.1045 E. 7229.90.5031 34. What is the CLASSIFICATION of bathroom wall tiles which measure 30 centimeters long by 30 centimeters wide by .8 centimeters thick, and are comprised of approximately 71% natural dolomite uniformly agglomerated with a plastic binder? A. 6802.10.0000 B. 6802.99.0060 C. 6808.00.0000 D. 6810.19.1200 E. 6815.91.0070 35. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a plastic saucer shaped disc marketed to be sold and used as a dog toy? The plastic disc is identical in design, durability, thickness and size to that of a traditional “Frisbee- like” toy. The item is composed of 100% plastic and contains a printed image of a dog’s paw print on the top. The plastic saucer-shaped disc measures approximately 8" in diameter and is marketed for use as an entertaining throw or toss fetch toy, much like a toy ball, but with an added unique aerodynamic characteristic. A. 3924.90.5650 B. 3926.90.9900 C. 4016.99.2000 D. 9503.00.0090 E. 9506.99.6080 36. The dress is constructed of a knitted fabric which is composed wholly of man-made fibers. The dress features a floral print and is marked as “24 months.” You’ve been informed, and later confirmed, that the garment is for girls with a body height not exceeding 86 centimeters. Within which ten digit subheading of Chapter 61 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United State (HTSUS) is the dress CLASSIFIED? A. 6104.42.0020 B. 6104.43.1020 C. 6104.43.2020 D. 6110.30.3025 E. 6111.20.4000 37. What is the CLASSIFICATION of an 80% polyester, 20% cotton, woven, unisex cape. The garment is manufactured in adult sizes. A. 6201.12.2050 B. 6201.12.4030 C. 6202.12.2050 D. 6202.13.3010 E. 6202.13.4020 38. What is the CLASSIFICATION of unassembled shower enclosures (enclosures consist of glass panels framed in aluminum, stainless steel fasteners and pulls, vinyl doorsteps and agglomerated stone bases) valued at $10.00 each from China? A. 6810.19.5000 B. 6810.99.0080 C. 7010.90.5049 D. 7013.99.9000 E. 7018.90.5000 39. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a floor-standing industrial washing machine used to clean sheets or panels of glass? The machine, which incorporates a self-contained electric motor, uses brushes to clean the glass of dirt and contaminants. A. 8424.89.9000 B. 8450.19.0000 C. 8464.90.0110 D. 8467.19.5090 E. 8479.89.9499 40. The submitted sample identified by the importer as style # FF 888 is a pair of women’s closed toe/open back, below the ankle, slip-on, house slippers. The upper is made of a polyester material. The midsole is composed of a plastic foam cushion. The polyester textile material outer sole is attached to flexible cardboard and is less than 3.5 mm thick. Small PVC dots, spaced approximate 3/8 to ½ of an inch apart, are added to the exterior surface of the textile for traction. The constituent material, that which has the greatest surface area in contact with the ground, is durable textile. Textile edging finishes and secures the perimeter of the outer sole unit. The F.O.B. value is $5.00 per pair. What is the CLASSIFICATION, within the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), for these slippers? A. 6402.99.7960 B. 6403.99.9005 C. 6404.19.7715 D. 6405.20.9015 E. 6405.90.9060 41. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a zinc bracelet plated in 18-karat gold that is set with 3 glass stones measuring 5 millimeters (mm), 10 imitation plastic gemstones measuring 7mm, and 2 Cubic Zirconia (CZ), semiprecious gemstones measuring 1.5mm? A. 7113.19.5090 B. 7116.20.0500 C. 7117.19.9000 D. 7117.90.7500 E. 7117.90.9000 42. In which of the following 6 digit subheadings would you CLASSIFY the imported product described in the paragraph below? You have a mixture of the following chemical substances: 1H-Imidazole-1-carbonitrile (CAS # 36289-36-8), and 30 percent other additives and dispersing agents. The main chemical ingredient listed is a fungicide, used to kill fungus on various plants and surfaces. In its pure chemical form the main ingredient is a: Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only. It is non-aromatic. The product is packaged for sale as imported for retail sale directly to consumers. Please be aware of the following Section and Chapter Notes. Chapter 29 Note 1 (a-h), Section VI (Products of the Chemical or Allied Industries) Note 2. A. 2924.11 B. 2930.90 C. 3302.10 D. 3808.92 E. 3824.99 43. What is the correct CLASSIFICATION of an above the ankle hunting boot that consists of a rubber outer sole and an upper that is composed primarily of leather with textile ornamentation? A textile lip connects the boot’s insole to the boot’s leather upper. The lip is sewn to the underside of the insole and then connects to the upper portion of the boot. A black welt strip extends around the top edge of the tread portion of the boot. The welt is affixed to the top edge of the outer sole by means of a single seam stitch and the toe cap of the boot is made of reinforced cowhide leather. A. 6403.40.30 B. 6403.91.30 C. 6404.11.20 D. 6404.11.90 E. 6405.10.00 Category VII – Bonds 44. On an active bond, when any identifying information concerning an importer changes, e.g., name change or address change, you must submit a_________. A. Notification Letter to the Port Director Office at the local port with all changes outlined B. CBP Form 7501 filed with corrections made concerning address and/or name change C. CBP Form 4811 to National Finance Center for system update D. CBP Form 5106 and bond rider submitted to National Finance Center where bond is on file for system update. E. Note attached to any entry package with requested changes noted 45. If merchandise is transferred directly to a container station from an importing carrier, which of the following entities is liable under bond for the safekeeping and delivery of the merchandise until it is formally receipted? A. Importer B. Broker C. Container Station D. Importing Carrier E. Bonded Warehouse 46. All of the following must be a continuous bond with the EXCEPTION of: A. Basic Custodial Bond B. Commercial Gauger Bond C. Basic Importation Bond D. Foreign Trade Zone Operator E. Control of Containers and Instruments of International Traffic Bond 47. What is mandatory to establish exportation and to cancel an export bond for narcotic drugs or any equipment, stores, or machinery for vessels if the articles are not placed on board vessels or aircraft under the provisions of section 309 or 317, Tariff Act of 1930? A. An International Carrier Bond B. Customs Form 4455 C. A Foreign Landing Certificate D. The record of clearance of the export vessel E. Listing the merchandise on the outward manifest or outward bill of lading Category VII – Value 48. All of the following are provided directly and free of charge by the U.S. buyer of imported merchandise for use in connection with the production or sale for export to the United States of high-end bathroom cabinets. What cost do you advise the U.S. buyer NOT to include in the transaction value of the bathroom cabinets? A. Advertising space on social media purchased by the U.S. buyer for the Chinese manufacturer to post prices and photos of the completed bathroom cabinets B. Metal hinges purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for incorporation into the cabinets C. A custom-made circular saw purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for precision cutting of the cabinet doors D. Luxury high-gloss paint purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer to paint the cabinets E. A schematic drawing made in Ireland and provided by the U.S. buyer to the Chinese manufacturer for the cabinets’ unique top made out of weathered, reclaimed wood 49. Which of the following costs should NOT be added to the price actually paid or payable to determine the transaction value for an entry of plush toys of a popular cartoon character? A. The cost of several high-speed sewing machines provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer/importer to the foreign manufacturer/exporter to sew the plush toys B. The sewing pattern designed in Canada, which is provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer to the foreign manufacturer C. The shipping costs paid by the U.S. buyer to import the plush toys D. The packing costs paid by the U.S. buyer E. The royalty fees related to the plush toys which the U.S. buyer is required to pay as a condition of the sale 50. Auto Parts USA, located in Michigan, is a subsidiary of Auto Parts International, located in Germany. Auto Parts USA buys and imports thousands of brake pads from Auto Parts International each year. Auto Parts USA purchases each brake pad from Auto Parts International for exactly $10 per brake pad. Auto Parts USA would like to apply transaction value to its importations of brake pads. In order to establish that the relationship between Auto Parts USA and Auto Parts International did not affect the price actually paid or payable, Auto Parts USA has submitted to CBP the two parties’ relevant bills, invoices and financial statements. In fiscal year 2018, the manufacturing bills and invoices showed that after recovering all costs, Auto Parts International made a profit of approximately 6 percent on each sale of its brake pads to Auto Parts USA. The financial statements reflected that Auto Parts International captured a firm-wide profit of approximately 6.3 percent on total brake pad sales in fiscal year 2018. On what basis has Auto Parts USA demonstrated that the relationship between the two parties did not affect the price actually paid or payable? A. The two parties settled the price in a manner consistent with the normal pricing practices of the auto parts industry. B. The two parties showed that the price closely approximates a test value. C. The two parties showed that the price closely approximates the transaction value of similar merchandise in sales to unrelated buyers in the United States. D. The two parties showed that CBP has previously examined the relationship. E. The two parties showed that the price is adequate to ensure recovery of all costs plus a profit which is equivalent to the firm’s overall profit realized over a representative period of time in sales of merchandise of the same class or kind. 51. What is the transaction value of the shipment in the following scenario? A U.S. business located in Duluth, Minnesota contracts with a manufacturer in Korea to produce 100 electric motors at a cost of $10 per motor. The U.S. business also contracts with a design company in New York to prepare the schematics for use in the production of the motors at a cost of $5,000. Upon completion, the motors are exported from Korea to China and used in the manufacture of household vacuum cleaners at a cost of $100 per vacuum cleaner. The completed vacuum cleaners are shipped to the U.S. business and an invoice from the China manufacturer in the amount of $10,000 is included in the shipment at the time of importation. A. $1,000 B. $5,000 C. $10,000 D. $11,000 E. $15,000 Category IX – Drawback 52. A Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback on CBP Form 7553 for merchandise that is going to be destroyed, shall be filed by the claimant with the CBP port where the destruction is to take place at least _______ working days prior to the date of intended destruction. A. 1 B. 2 C. 7 D. 10 E. 14 53. A drawback claimant must furnish a properly executed drawback bond if approved for _________ privilege. A. Waiver of prior notice of intent to export B Accelerated payment C. Exporters summary procedure D. One time waiver of prior notice for past exports E. Commercial interchangeability pre-determination 54. Merchandise transferred to a Foreign Trade Zone shall be given _________ status in order to be considered exported for purposes of drawback. A. Non-privileged foreign B Privileged foreign C. Zone restricted status D. Domestic E. Non-zone restricted 55. Which of the following statements regarding the Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback is CORRECT? A. The claimant or the exporter must file at the port of intended examination a notice on CBP Form 7514 at least 30 working days prior to the date of intended exportation unless CBP approves another filing period or the claimant has been granted a waiver of prior notice. B. Within 5 working days after receipt, CBP will notify the party designated on the Notice in writing of CBP’s decision to either examine the merchandise to be exported, or to waive examination. C. If CBP notifies the designated party, in writing, of its decision to waive examination of the merchandise, or, if timely notification of a decision by CBP to examine or to waive examination has not been received, the merchandise may be exported after 2 working days without delay. D. If CBP gives timely notice of its decision to examine the exported merchandise, the merchandise to be examined must be promptly presented to CBP, and CBP must examine the merchandise within 10 working days after presentation of the merchandise. E. If the examination is to be completed at a port other than the port of actual exportation or destruction, the merchandise shall be transported in-bond to the port of exportation. Category X – Practical Exercise Answer Question # 56-58 using the commercial invoice. COMMERCIAL INVOICE 4. Shipper/Exporter A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong 5. US001836 7. For Account and Risk of Messers Barbara’s Closet 453 Main Street Key Largo, FL 33037 IRS# 12-345678900 9. 10. Notify Party Bankers Brokers , 231-423-1234 12. Port of Unlading Sailed-Key Largo, FL 13. Final Destination Key Largo, FL 14. Carrier Seaway Express 15. Departure on or about August 10, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice Monday, August 14, 2019 6. No. and Date of L/C 8. L/C Issuing Bank 11. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 38 ctns said to contain 378 pcs 16. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Hong Kong 17. Knit Unisex Zipper front jackets 38% poly, 38% cotton, 24% wool with leather piping around the collar GW 800 kg NW 756 kg TOTAL $9450.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 Quantity 18. 378 pieces Unit Price 25.00USD 19. Amount $9,450.00 56. What is the Manufacturer’s ID? A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong A. CNABC555KOW B. HKABC555KOW C. CNABCCOM1234KOW D. HKABCCOM1234HON E. KOABCCOM123KOW 57. What is the CLASSIFICATION of the knit unisex zipper front jacket? A. 6101.20.0010 B. 6101.30.1500 C. 6101.30.2010 D. 6102.30.1000 E. 6102.30.0500 58. What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment? A. $989.54 B. $1256.03 C. $1547.09 D. $2296.19 E. $2308.00 Using the commercial invoice please answer question # 59 through 61 COMMERCIAL INVOICE 20. Shipper/Exporter Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela 21. US001836 23. For Account and Risk of Messers Quilting Express 678 Palmer Street Chicago, IL IRS# 98-765432100 25. 26. Notify Party Penny Brokers , 431-123-5874 28. Port of Unlading Chicago, IL 29. Final Destination Chicago, IL 30. Carrier Venezuela Airlines 31. Departure on or about July 1, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice July 9, 2019 22. No. and Date of L/C 24. L/C Issuing Bank 27. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 50 cartons stc 5500 pieces 32. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Venezuela 33. Quantity 34. Printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric 5500 pieces Unit Price 2.35USD 35. Amount $12,925.00 GW 1250 kg NW 1200 kg TOTAL $12,925.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The fabric is made from patchwork squares, approximately 6” x 6” each, which have been sewn together for customers to use in making quilts. The fabric pieces contain 59 single yarns per centimeter in the warp and 28 single yarns per centimeter in the filling, and weigh 97.11 g/m2. The average yarn number for this product has been calculated to be 89 in the metric system. 59. What is the Manufacturer ID? Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela A. VEFABDECAR B. VEFABGRACAR C. VETOPJOB24CAR D. VETOPJOBCAR E. VEFABDE24CAR 60. What is the CLASSIFICATION of the of the printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric? A. 5208.51.8020 B. 5209.51.6015 C. 5811.00.2000 D. 6307.90.9889 E. 9404.90.8505 61. What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment? A. $859.05 B. $949.52 C. $1130.47 D. $1660.40 E. $1699.17 Category XI – Power of Attorney 62. In accordance with 19 C.F.R. 111.23, once revoked, how long must a licensed customs broker retain powers of attorney and letters of revocation? A. 5 years after the date of a client’s properly documented insolvency B. 5 years after the date of revocation from previous broker C. 5 years after the date the licensed broker ceases conducting customs business D. 5 years after the date the client ceases to be an “active client” E. None of the above 63. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding a power of attorney? A. A power of attorney must be legible. B. A power of attorney must identify a Grantor and a Grantee. C. A power of attorney may be completed on CBP Form 5291 “Power of Attorney.” D. A power of attorney must identify only nonresident principals. E. A power of attorney must include the statement to accept service of process against a nonresident principal. 64. Powers of attorney issued by a partnership shall be limited to a period not to exceed _________from the date of execution. A. 30 days B. 60 days C. 1 year D. 2 years E. 5 years Category XII – Fines and Penalties 65. If accelerated disposition is requested on a protest and it is not allowed or denied within 30 days from request for accelerated disposition what would the status of the protest be? A. Protest is deemed approved. B. Protest is forwarded to the Office of Rules and Regulations for further review. C. Protest is deemed denied. D. Protest stays open until decision is reached or 2 years from the filing date is reached when it will be deemed approved. E. Protest is withdrawn allowing protestant to resubmit claim within 180 days of the protest withdrawal. 66. Petitions for relief from seizures must be filed within ____days from the date of mailing of the notice of seizure. A. 5 B. 10 C. 30 D. 60 E. 90 67. Assuming that a protest is timely filed with CBP, which statement of the following options is a valid claim for a 514 Protest concerning an entry for consumption filed on July 1, 2019? A. The contest of the duty rate calculated for the country-wide rate in an anti-dumping duty order issued by the Department of Commerce, which is generally applicable to that entry B. The contest of a denied request for reliquidation of under 19 U.S.C. § 1520(c) C. The contest of the fee rate established for the USDA Agriculture Marketing Service fee, which is generally applicable to that entry D. The contest of a denied petition to reliquidate an entry filed pursuant to 19 U.S.C. § 1520(d) E. A request to change the importer of record, which was provided on the entry documentation for an entry for consumption, from the consignee to the owner of the merchandise 68. The assessed amount of a penalty issued under 19 U.S.C. 1526(f) for a seizure taken under 19 U.S.C. 1526(e) is derived from: A. Domestic Value B. Manufactured Suggested Retail Price Value C. Dutiable Value D. Foreign Value E. Transaction Value Category XIII – Intellectual Property Rights 69. How much is the fee that should accompany an application to record one trademark with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for one class of merchandise? A. $0; no fee required B. $95 C. $190 D. $380 E. $570 70. An application to record a trade name shall be in writing addressed to the IPR & Restricted Merchandise Branch, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20229, and shall include the following information EXCEPT: A. The name, complete business address, and citizenship of the trade name owner or owners (if a partnership, the citizenship of each partner; if an association or corporation, the State, country, or other political jurisdiction within which it was organized, incorporated or created) B. The name or trade style to be recorded C. The name and principal business address of each foreign person or business entity authorized or licensed to use the trade name and a statement as to the use authorized D. The identity of any parent or subsidiary company, or other foreign company under common ownership or control which uses the trade name abroad E. A description of the merchandise with which the copyright is associated 71. Which of the following is appropriate to challenge the seizure of merchandise for a violation of 19 USC 1526(e), as implemented by 19 CFR 133.21(d)? A. Filing a protest under 19 CFR 174 B. Filing a petition under 19 CFR 172 C. Filing a ruling request under 19 CFR 177 D. All of the above E. None of the above 72. Which of the following is TRUE with respect to imported merchandise after the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) finds a violation of section 337 of the Tariff Act (19 USC 1337) and issues an exclusion order, as implemented by CBP under 19 CFR 12.39? A. The exclusion order is not effective until 60 days after issuance, at which point merchandise subject to the exclusion order no longer may be entered. B. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under a single entry bond, in an amount set by the ITC, from the time the exclusion order issues until the time it expires. C. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond, in an amount set by the ITC that is secured by the importer’s basic importation bond. D. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond as provided for in 19 CFR 113, until the determination of a violation becomes final. E. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may not be entered after the exclusion order has issued. Category XIV – Foreign Trade Zone 73. The operator of the Foreign Trade Zone shall maintain all records required pertaining to zone merchandise for what period of time? A. 1 year after merchandise is removed from the zone B. 5 years from the time of admission C. 5 years from the merchandise being removed from the zone D. Until all admissions have left the zone E. Must be electronically maintained until the Port Director gives authorization to destroy the records in accordance with the port policy. 74. Which of the following is NOT allowed within a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ)? A. Admitting of merchandise in zone-restricted status for the purpose of destruction. B. Breaking a customs in-bond seal on a container of merchandise, upon arrival and admission into an FTZ. C. Retail sale of domestic status merchandise, for consumption within customs territory, without a permit. D. Manufacturing domestic status merchandise without a permit. E. Failing to report a shortage, not resulting from theft or suspected theft, of domestic status merchandise. 75. Which of the following statements, regarding bonded warehouse operations, is ACCURATE: A. Warehouse operators may allow manipulation of bonded merchandise, without prior approval from CBP, if the manipulation occurs in the bonded warehouse area. B. Merchandise entered and placed in a Class 9 warehouse must be unpacked for sale only upon receipt of a permit issued by the port director. C. The release of merchandise in general order may only be made by the warehouse proprietor upon presentation of a permit to release or delivery authorization signed by the appropriate Customs officer. D. Warehouse proprietors are not required to maintain inventory records of the merchandise received in the warehouse. E. Discontinuance of existing bonded warehouses status does not require CBP review. 76. ABC Smith & Co. manufactures small gardening hand-held shovels in its foreign trade zone (FTZ). For the shovels’ production, the company imports and formally enters screws that are subject to a 2% ad valorem rate of duty, which the company then subsequently admits to its FTZ. Additionally, ABC Smith & Co. extracts raw metal from its mine in Minnesota. The raw metal is classified under an HTS with a 10% ad valorem rate of duty. ABC Smith & Co. then admits the extracted metal into its FTZ. Furthermore, ABC Smith & Co. admits to its FTZ as nonprivileged foreign status merchandise plastic shovel handles that are subject to an 8% ad valorem rate of duty. In the FTZ, ABC Smith & Co. then smelts the raw metal, shapes it into the heads of shovels, and assembles the heads with the plastic shovel handles and screws to form finished hand-held shovels that are subject to a 4% ad valorem rate of duty. What rate of duty applies to the hand-held shovels upon withdrawal from the FTZ and entry into the customs territory of the United States? A. 2% ad valorem B. 4% ad valorem C. 8% ad valorem D. 10% ad valorem E. 20% ad valorem Category XV – Free Trade Agreements
  • A No, because subheading 9802.00.50, HTSUS, excludes commingled goods.
  • B No, because subheading 9802.00.50, HTSUS, excludes goods which are advanced in value or improved in condition.
  • C No, because subheading 9802.00.50, HTSUS, only applies to an importation of the exact same number of goods.
  • D Yes, only if Fancy Jewelry Company utilizes a warranty management method.
  • E Yes, only if Fancy Jewelry Company utilizes an inventory management method based on generally accepted accounting principles to account for the origin, value and classification of such articles. The same inventory management method must be used for all fungible articles.
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Answer: EYes, only if Fancy Jewelry Company utilizes an inventory management method based on generally accepted accounting principles to account for the origin, value and classification of such articles. The same inventory management method must be used for all fungible articles.

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General Note 29 · 19 CFR 24.23(c)

What is the significance of the SPI (special program indicator) “P+” in HTSUS 0401.50.75, 0402.21.25 and 0403.90.78?

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What is a customs broker required to have in order to conduct customs business on behalf of others? A. A copy of the Customs Regulations B. Commercial invoices C. Payment of services rendered D. A valid power of attorney E. All of the above 2. John Henry, who is a licensed customs broker, presently has a permit in the port of Chicago. He would like to obtain a national permit. John has identified to CBP the following information: 1. License number and date of issuance 2. Address and telephone number of the office designated as the office of record 3. Set forth the name, broker, license number, office address and telephone number of the individual broker who will exercise responsible supervision and control In order for John Henry to obtain his national permit, what other function would be required? A. Cancel his district permit B. Hire a licensed broker C. Attached a receipt of payment D. Prepare his email to CBP E. Prepare a waiver 3. Bills resulting from dishonored Automated Clearinghouse House transactions are due within ____days of the date of the issuance of the bill. A. 10 B. 15 C. 30 D. 45 E. 90 4. Andrew Balder, an employee of PM Morris Customs Brokerage (MCB), decides to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets to take advantage of the exploding popularity. One of the clients of MCB regularly imports comparable dress jackets and has outstanding sales. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? A. Andrew Balder may not import items similar to that of clients of MCB because it would be a conflict of interest. B. An employee of a broker may not also be an importer. C. Andrew Balder must notify the port director for permission to import such articles. D. Andrew Balder must apply for a waiver from the Commissioner. E. Andrew Balder must notify the client of MCB that they are also going to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets. 5. Which of the following is NOT “Customs Business” as defined in the Code of Federal Regulations? A. The payment of duties, taxes and other charges B. Corporate compliance activity C. Determining the admissibility of merchandise D. Determining the classification of merchandise E. The preparation and filing of CBP Form 7501 6. How many days does an examinee have to file an appeal of a failure to attain a passing grade on the customs broker written exam? A. 30 days B. 45 days C. 60 days D. 120 days E. 180 days 7. Which statement is FALSE? A. Each broker must designate a knowledgeable company employee to be the contact for Customs for broker-wide customs business and financial recordkeeping requirements. B. Other than power of attorney, records must be retained for at least 5 years after the date of entry. C. The status report must be accompanied by a fee of $100 to defray the cost of administering the reporting requirements. D. A person must obtain a license to transact customs business as a broker. E. A application for a broker’s license must be submitted in triplicate to the director of the port where the applicant intends to be business. 8. Which of the below time frame is INCORRECT? A. Five years after the revocation or cancellation “with prejudice” of a license, the ex-broker may petition the Assistant Commissioner for authorization to assist, or accept employment with, a broker. B. If a monetary penalty is assessed and no appeal from the Secretary's order is filed, payment of the penalty must be tendered within 60 calendar days after the effective date of the order, and, if payment is not tendered within that 60-day period, the license or permit of the broker will immediately be suspended until payment is made. C. If a broker who has been granted a permit for an additional district fails, for any continuous period of 180 days, to employ within that district (or region) at least one person who holds a valid individual broker's license, that failure will, in addition to any other sanction that may be imposed under this part, result in the revocation of the permit by operation of law. D. Each broker must file a written status report with Customs on February 1, 1985, and on February 1 of each year after that date. E. The broker must provide a written notification to each active client concerning the method of payment no later than February 28, 1983, and at least once at any time within each 12-month period after that date. An active client means a client from whom a broker has obtained a power of attorney and for whom the broker has transacted customs business on at least two occasions within the 12-month period preceding notification. Category 2 – Entry 9. If the commercial invoice is in a foreign currency, the foreign currency shall be converted to U.S. dollars using the proclaimed rate or certified rate or rates effective on the_______ . A. Date the duties, taxes and fees are paid B Commercial invoice date C. Release date D. Date of importation E. Date of exportation . 10. Which of the below statements concerning nominal consignees is FALSE? A. For formal entry of a shipment, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf. B. Nominal consignees may not certify electronic transmissions of an entry summary. C. Express consignment operators are an example of nominal consignees. D. Nominal consignees may not enter merchandise for Temporary Importation Under Bond on their own behalf. E. For informal entry of a shipment valued under $800, nominal consignees have the right to make entry on their own behalf. 11. What action shall CBP take with regard to entries covering merchandise that is possibly prohibited by the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act or the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act or the Federal Hazardous Substances Act before it is admitted into the United States? A. Admission shall be refused. B. Liquidation shall be suspended. C. Merchandise shall be destroyed. D. Merchandise shall be exported. E. Merchandise shall be admitted and transferred to bonded warehouse. 12. Using the rules for constructing the manufacturers ID code, construct an identifying code for the following example: Ace Metal Fabrication 1579 Long Avenue Whitehorse, Yukon Territory Canada A. CAACEMET1579WHI B. CAACEMETFAB1WHI C. YTACEMET1579WHI D. XYACEMET1579WHI E. YTACMETFA1579WHI 13. The carrier, importer, or broker must present all required information to CBP by means of a CBP-approved electronic data interchange system no later than ____________ prior to the carrier’s reaching the first port of arrival in the United States. A. The scheduled date or time of arrival of the truck B. Either 30 minutes or 1 hour C. 5 working days in advance of the arrival of the first conveyance D. 15 calendar days after landing from a vessel, aircraft or vehicle, or after arrival at the port of destination E. Within 30 days 14. Which of the following options CANNOT be imported on a Temporary Importation Bond? A. Articles intended for consumption in the United States B. Articles to be repaired, altered or processed Merchandise imported for testing C. Articles intended solely for testing, experimental or review purposes D. Professional equipment, tools of trade, repair components for equipment or tools imported by nonresidents sojourning temporarily in the United States E. Automobiles brought temporarily into the United States by nonresidents for the purpose of taking part in races or other specific contests 15. The filing of an entry or entry summary for warehouse must be made by the importer of record (i.e., owner, purchaser, licensed customs broker). According to 19 CFR 144.31, only the importer of record would then have the right to withdraw merchandise from the warehouse unless ____. A. An actual owner’s declaration is filed B. A superseding bond is filed C. The right to withdraw the goods has been transferred D. None of the above E. All of the above 16. The entry documentation required to secure the release of merchandise includes the CBP Form 3461 and ALL of the following supporting documentation EXCEPT: A. Evidence of the right to make entry B. Commercial Invoice C. Packing list D. Identification describing the consignee of the merchandise E. A unique 3-digit filer code 17. If merchandise has been entered under other than a warehouse entry, a warehouse entry may be substituted for the previous entry if _________. A. A warehouse entry may not be substituted B. It has remained in continuous customs custody C. The duty has not been paid D. The merchandise is perishable E. None of the above 18. A nonresident corporation, which is not incorporated within the customs territory of the United States or in the Virgin Islands of the United States, wishes to enter merchandise for consumption. The nonresident corporation will not file the entry from a remote location pursuant to subpart E of Part 143 of title 19 of the C.F.R. In order to enter the merchandise for consumption, which of the following is CORRECT? A. The nonresident corporation must have a non-resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located. B. The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is not authorized to accept service of process against that corporation. C. The nonresident corporation must file a bond, but the bond does not have to contain the bond conditions set forth in 19 C.F.R. § 113.62. D. The nonresident corporation must file a bond having a nonresident corporate surety to secure the payment of any increased and additional duties which may be found due. E. The nonresident corporation must have a resident agent in the state where the port of entry is located who is authorized to accept service of process against that corporation. 19. Which of the following statements is NOT true of the Agreement on Trade in Pharmaceutical Products? A. Product eligibility will be indicated in the HTSUS by a duty rate of “Free” followed by the symbol “K” in parentheses appearing in the “special” sub column for a heading or subheading. B. The product must be of a country eligible for tariff treatment under column 1. C. Salts, Esters, and hydrates of International Non-Proprietary Name products must be classifiable in the same 6-digit tariff provision as the relevant product enumerated in table. D. It can be found in General Note 14 of the HTSUS. E. Products must be included in the Pharmaceutical Appendix to the tariff schedule to be eligible. Category 3 – Marking 20. All of the following are General exceptions to Country of Origin marking requirements EXCEPT: A. Articles that cannot be marked prior to shipment to the United States without injury B. Articles for which the marking of the containers will reasonably indicate the origin of the articles C. Articles which were produced 15 years prior to their importation into the United States D. Articles imported for use by the importer and not intended for sale in their imported or any other form E. Goods of a NAFTA country which are provided for in subheading 6904.10 or heading 8541 or 8542 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) (19 U.S.C. 1202) 21. Articles without country of origin marking, as required, shall be subject to additional duties of _____ percent of the final appraised value unless exported or destroyed under Customs supervision prior to liquidation of the entry. A. 10 B. 20 C. 50 D. 100 E. 200 22. All of the following are part of the J-List except: A. Steel Bands B. Briarwood in blocks C. Staples D. Raw hides E. Cotton fabric Category IV – ACE 23. An eBond Single Transaction Bond may be changed to obtain a lower amount for an unconditionally duty free entry______________. A. Upon submission of entry summary B. Upon payment of statement C. Between cargo release and entry summary D. After submission of entry summary E. At anytime 24. An importer may cancel and replace a blanket NAFTA Certification in order to make the following changes EXCEPT: A. Description change B. Criterion change C. Net cost indicator from “No” to “NC” D. Name change of exporter, producer, or importer E. Date of submission 25. Which of the following statement is FALSE? A. Filers have the ability to change ACE Entry Summary data until the Entry Summary status is updated to “Paid.” B. Customs brokers must possess a valid national permit to file Remote Location Filing (RLF). C. If examination notification is received per 19 CFR10.38 a completed CF 3495 must accompany the goods to the designated examination location at the time of export. D. An entry summary that has been flagged for reconciliation may only be corrected if the change does not affect the flagged issue. E. An Affidavit of Manufacture declaration does not need the HTUS listed. Category V- Anti-Dumping/Countervailing Duties 26. Tonya MacDonald imported sodium nitrate from Germany, which is classified under 2834.10.10 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 5.5% ad valorem duty rate and is subject to antidumping duties under antidumping order A-428-841-000. The sodium nitrate is shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $8,432.00. The applicable antidumping duty cash deposit is 180.52%. What is the total amount of estimated duties and fees that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? A. $463.76 B. $492.97 C. $503.51 D. $15,685.21 E. $15,714.42 27. Which of the below is NOT considered an interested party. ` A. A foreign manufacturer, producer, or exporter, or any importer (not limited to importers of record and including the party against whom the allegation is brought), of covered merchandise or a trade or business association a majority of the members of which are producers, exporters, or importers of such merchandise B. A manufacturer, producer, or wholesaler in the United States of a foreign like product C. A trade or business association a majority of the members of which manufacture, produce, or wholesale a domestic like product in the United States D. A certified union or recognized union or group of workers that is representative of an industry engaged in the manufacture, production, or wholesale in the United States of a domestic like product E. If the covered merchandise is a processed agricultural product, as defined in 19 U.S.C. 1677(4)(E), a coalition or trade association that is representative of any of the following: processors; processors and producers; or processors and growers 28. John Henry imported seven ball bearings with integral shafts from China, which are classified under subheading 8482.10.10, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, at a 2.4% ad valorem duty rate and subject to antidumping duties. The ball bearings are shipped by air and formally entered at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The total value of the shipment is $10,455.60. The applicable antidumping duty case deposit rate is 23.89%. What are the total amount of fees and estimated duties that should be reported on the CBP Form 7501? (Note: 301, 232, 201 are not applicable) A. $250.94 B. $2748.88 C. $2497.94 D. $2785.00 E. $2785.10 29. Which of the following statements is TRUE? A. Entries of merchandise subject to antidumping duties are liquidated once the CBP Import Specialist determines that dumping has occurred. B. Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is extended for up to 4 years. C. Liquidation of entries that include merchandise subject to antidumping duties is suspended pending notification from the Commissioner of Customs. D. Importers remit antidumping duties to the affected domestic producers. E. Antidumping entries that are not liquidated within 1 year from the date of entry are deemed liquidated by operation of law. Category VI – Classification 30. What is the CLASSIFICATION for a wooden brush used to groom a horse that at time of importation is valued at $1.46? A. 9603.29.8010 B. 9603.29.8090 C. 9603.90.8050 D. 9615.19.4000 E. 9615.19.6000 31. What is the CLASSIFICATION for this Light-emitting diode (LED) tube? The LED light tube consists of a linear glass tube with double ended bases (caps) and LEDs inside. It is designed to be used inside the light fixture as replacement lamp. A. 7013.99.9000 B. 8535.50.0010 C. 8539.50.0050 D. 8543.70.7100 E. 9405.40.8440 32. Which product is CLASSIFIED under 2008.97.1040, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), which provides for fruit … otherwise prepared or preserved, whether or not containing added sugar or other sweetening matter or spirit, not elsewhere specified or included … other … mixtures … in airtight containers and not containing apricots, citrus fruits, peaches or pears … other? A. Cranberry fruit jam of whole cranberries, pieces of apples, strawberries and raspberries, containing added sugar and cinnamon, baked and packed in an airtight container. B. Guava preserved in brine packed in an airtight container. C. Infant food composed of a finely homogenized mixture of pears and beef packed in an airtight container. D. Peach Mango Paradise Baked Fruit Crisps mainly composed of rice flour, potato flakes, dried apples, sugar, whole oat flour, fructose, dextrose, dried peaches, and dried mangos. The ingredients are blended together to form a batter then baked to provide crispiness packed in an airtight container. E. Steamed coconut meat containing sugar, packed in an airtight container. 33. What is the CLASSIFICATION of cut-to-length stainless steel round wire? The stainless steel wire consists of 1.2 percent carbon, 12 percent chromium and 10 percent nickel. It is coldformed and has a diameter of 1 mm. A. 7215.50.0090 B. 7221.00.0018 C. 7222.20.0043 D. 7223.00.1045 E. 7229.90.5031 34. What is the CLASSIFICATION of bathroom wall tiles which measure 30 centimeters long by 30 centimeters wide by .8 centimeters thick, and are comprised of approximately 71% natural dolomite uniformly agglomerated with a plastic binder? A. 6802.10.0000 B. 6802.99.0060 C. 6808.00.0000 D. 6810.19.1200 E. 6815.91.0070 35. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a plastic saucer shaped disc marketed to be sold and used as a dog toy? The plastic disc is identical in design, durability, thickness and size to that of a traditional “Frisbee- like” toy. The item is composed of 100% plastic and contains a printed image of a dog’s paw print on the top. The plastic saucer-shaped disc measures approximately 8" in diameter and is marketed for use as an entertaining throw or toss fetch toy, much like a toy ball, but with an added unique aerodynamic characteristic. A. 3924.90.5650 B. 3926.90.9900 C. 4016.99.2000 D. 9503.00.0090 E. 9506.99.6080 36. The dress is constructed of a knitted fabric which is composed wholly of man-made fibers. The dress features a floral print and is marked as “24 months.” You’ve been informed, and later confirmed, that the garment is for girls with a body height not exceeding 86 centimeters. Within which ten digit subheading of Chapter 61 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United State (HTSUS) is the dress CLASSIFIED? A. 6104.42.0020 B. 6104.43.1020 C. 6104.43.2020 D. 6110.30.3025 E. 6111.20.4000 37. What is the CLASSIFICATION of an 80% polyester, 20% cotton, woven, unisex cape. The garment is manufactured in adult sizes. A. 6201.12.2050 B. 6201.12.4030 C. 6202.12.2050 D. 6202.13.3010 E. 6202.13.4020 38. What is the CLASSIFICATION of unassembled shower enclosures (enclosures consist of glass panels framed in aluminum, stainless steel fasteners and pulls, vinyl doorsteps and agglomerated stone bases) valued at $10.00 each from China? A. 6810.19.5000 B. 6810.99.0080 C. 7010.90.5049 D. 7013.99.9000 E. 7018.90.5000 39. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a floor-standing industrial washing machine used to clean sheets or panels of glass? The machine, which incorporates a self-contained electric motor, uses brushes to clean the glass of dirt and contaminants. A. 8424.89.9000 B. 8450.19.0000 C. 8464.90.0110 D. 8467.19.5090 E. 8479.89.9499 40. The submitted sample identified by the importer as style # FF 888 is a pair of women’s closed toe/open back, below the ankle, slip-on, house slippers. The upper is made of a polyester material. The midsole is composed of a plastic foam cushion. The polyester textile material outer sole is attached to flexible cardboard and is less than 3.5 mm thick. Small PVC dots, spaced approximate 3/8 to ½ of an inch apart, are added to the exterior surface of the textile for traction. The constituent material, that which has the greatest surface area in contact with the ground, is durable textile. Textile edging finishes and secures the perimeter of the outer sole unit. The F.O.B. value is $5.00 per pair. What is the CLASSIFICATION, within the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS), for these slippers? A. 6402.99.7960 B. 6403.99.9005 C. 6404.19.7715 D. 6405.20.9015 E. 6405.90.9060 41. What is the CLASSIFICATION of a zinc bracelet plated in 18-karat gold that is set with 3 glass stones measuring 5 millimeters (mm), 10 imitation plastic gemstones measuring 7mm, and 2 Cubic Zirconia (CZ), semiprecious gemstones measuring 1.5mm? A. 7113.19.5090 B. 7116.20.0500 C. 7117.19.9000 D. 7117.90.7500 E. 7117.90.9000 42. In which of the following 6 digit subheadings would you CLASSIFY the imported product described in the paragraph below? You have a mixture of the following chemical substances: 1H-Imidazole-1-carbonitrile (CAS # 36289-36-8), and 30 percent other additives and dispersing agents. The main chemical ingredient listed is a fungicide, used to kill fungus on various plants and surfaces. In its pure chemical form the main ingredient is a: Heterocyclic compounds with nitrogen hetero-atom(s) only. It is non-aromatic. The product is packaged for sale as imported for retail sale directly to consumers. Please be aware of the following Section and Chapter Notes. Chapter 29 Note 1 (a-h), Section VI (Products of the Chemical or Allied Industries) Note 2. A. 2924.11 B. 2930.90 C. 3302.10 D. 3808.92 E. 3824.99 43. What is the correct CLASSIFICATION of an above the ankle hunting boot that consists of a rubber outer sole and an upper that is composed primarily of leather with textile ornamentation? A textile lip connects the boot’s insole to the boot’s leather upper. The lip is sewn to the underside of the insole and then connects to the upper portion of the boot. A black welt strip extends around the top edge of the tread portion of the boot. The welt is affixed to the top edge of the outer sole by means of a single seam stitch and the toe cap of the boot is made of reinforced cowhide leather. A. 6403.40.30 B. 6403.91.30 C. 6404.11.20 D. 6404.11.90 E. 6405.10.00 Category VII – Bonds 44. On an active bond, when any identifying information concerning an importer changes, e.g., name change or address change, you must submit a_________. A. Notification Letter to the Port Director Office at the local port with all changes outlined B. CBP Form 7501 filed with corrections made concerning address and/or name change C. CBP Form 4811 to National Finance Center for system update D. CBP Form 5106 and bond rider submitted to National Finance Center where bond is on file for system update. E. Note attached to any entry package with requested changes noted 45. If merchandise is transferred directly to a container station from an importing carrier, which of the following entities is liable under bond for the safekeeping and delivery of the merchandise until it is formally receipted? A. Importer B. Broker C. Container Station D. Importing Carrier E. Bonded Warehouse 46. All of the following must be a continuous bond with the EXCEPTION of: A. Basic Custodial Bond B. Commercial Gauger Bond C. Basic Importation Bond D. Foreign Trade Zone Operator E. Control of Containers and Instruments of International Traffic Bond 47. What is mandatory to establish exportation and to cancel an export bond for narcotic drugs or any equipment, stores, or machinery for vessels if the articles are not placed on board vessels or aircraft under the provisions of section 309 or 317, Tariff Act of 1930? A. An International Carrier Bond B. Customs Form 4455 C. A Foreign Landing Certificate D. The record of clearance of the export vessel E. Listing the merchandise on the outward manifest or outward bill of lading Category VII – Value 48. All of the following are provided directly and free of charge by the U.S. buyer of imported merchandise for use in connection with the production or sale for export to the United States of high-end bathroom cabinets. What cost do you advise the U.S. buyer NOT to include in the transaction value of the bathroom cabinets? A. Advertising space on social media purchased by the U.S. buyer for the Chinese manufacturer to post prices and photos of the completed bathroom cabinets B. Metal hinges purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for incorporation into the cabinets C. A custom-made circular saw purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer for precision cutting of the cabinet doors D. Luxury high-gloss paint purchased by the U.S. buyer and sent to the Chinese manufacturer to paint the cabinets E. A schematic drawing made in Ireland and provided by the U.S. buyer to the Chinese manufacturer for the cabinets’ unique top made out of weathered, reclaimed wood 49. Which of the following costs should NOT be added to the price actually paid or payable to determine the transaction value for an entry of plush toys of a popular cartoon character? A. The cost of several high-speed sewing machines provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer/importer to the foreign manufacturer/exporter to sew the plush toys B. The sewing pattern designed in Canada, which is provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer to the foreign manufacturer C. The shipping costs paid by the U.S. buyer to import the plush toys D. The packing costs paid by the U.S. buyer E. The royalty fees related to the plush toys which the U.S. buyer is required to pay as a condition of the sale 50. Auto Parts USA, located in Michigan, is a subsidiary of Auto Parts International, located in Germany. Auto Parts USA buys and imports thousands of brake pads from Auto Parts International each year. Auto Parts USA purchases each brake pad from Auto Parts International for exactly $10 per brake pad. Auto Parts USA would like to apply transaction value to its importations of brake pads. In order to establish that the relationship between Auto Parts USA and Auto Parts International did not affect the price actually paid or payable, Auto Parts USA has submitted to CBP the two parties’ relevant bills, invoices and financial statements. In fiscal year 2018, the manufacturing bills and invoices showed that after recovering all costs, Auto Parts International made a profit of approximately 6 percent on each sale of its brake pads to Auto Parts USA. The financial statements reflected that Auto Parts International captured a firm-wide profit of approximately 6.3 percent on total brake pad sales in fiscal year 2018. On what basis has Auto Parts USA demonstrated that the relationship between the two parties did not affect the price actually paid or payable? A. The two parties settled the price in a manner consistent with the normal pricing practices of the auto parts industry. B. The two parties showed that the price closely approximates a test value. C. The two parties showed that the price closely approximates the transaction value of similar merchandise in sales to unrelated buyers in the United States. D. The two parties showed that CBP has previously examined the relationship. E. The two parties showed that the price is adequate to ensure recovery of all costs plus a profit which is equivalent to the firm’s overall profit realized over a representative period of time in sales of merchandise of the same class or kind. 51. What is the transaction value of the shipment in the following scenario? A U.S. business located in Duluth, Minnesota contracts with a manufacturer in Korea to produce 100 electric motors at a cost of $10 per motor. The U.S. business also contracts with a design company in New York to prepare the schematics for use in the production of the motors at a cost of $5,000. Upon completion, the motors are exported from Korea to China and used in the manufacture of household vacuum cleaners at a cost of $100 per vacuum cleaner. The completed vacuum cleaners are shipped to the U.S. business and an invoice from the China manufacturer in the amount of $10,000 is included in the shipment at the time of importation. A. $1,000 B. $5,000 C. $10,000 D. $11,000 E. $15,000 Category IX – Drawback 52. A Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback on CBP Form 7553 for merchandise that is going to be destroyed, shall be filed by the claimant with the CBP port where the destruction is to take place at least _______ working days prior to the date of intended destruction. A. 1 B. 2 C. 7 D. 10 E. 14 53. A drawback claimant must furnish a properly executed drawback bond if approved for _________ privilege. A. Waiver of prior notice of intent to export B Accelerated payment C. Exporters summary procedure D. One time waiver of prior notice for past exports E. Commercial interchangeability pre-determination 54. Merchandise transferred to a Foreign Trade Zone shall be given _________ status in order to be considered exported for purposes of drawback. A. Non-privileged foreign B Privileged foreign C. Zone restricted status D. Domestic E. Non-zone restricted 55. Which of the following statements regarding the Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Merchandise for Purposes of Drawback is CORRECT? A. The claimant or the exporter must file at the port of intended examination a notice on CBP Form 7514 at least 30 working days prior to the date of intended exportation unless CBP approves another filing period or the claimant has been granted a waiver of prior notice. B. Within 5 working days after receipt, CBP will notify the party designated on the Notice in writing of CBP’s decision to either examine the merchandise to be exported, or to waive examination. C. If CBP notifies the designated party, in writing, of its decision to waive examination of the merchandise, or, if timely notification of a decision by CBP to examine or to waive examination has not been received, the merchandise may be exported after 2 working days without delay. D. If CBP gives timely notice of its decision to examine the exported merchandise, the merchandise to be examined must be promptly presented to CBP, and CBP must examine the merchandise within 10 working days after presentation of the merchandise. E. If the examination is to be completed at a port other than the port of actual exportation or destruction, the merchandise shall be transported in-bond to the port of exportation. Category X – Practical Exercise Answer Question # 56-58 using the commercial invoice. COMMERCIAL INVOICE 4. Shipper/Exporter A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong 5. US001836 7. For Account and Risk of Messers Barbara’s Closet 453 Main Street Key Largo, FL 33037 IRS# 12-345678900 9. 10. Notify Party Bankers Brokers , 231-423-1234 12. Port of Unlading Sailed-Key Largo, FL 13. Final Destination Key Largo, FL 14. Carrier Seaway Express 15. Departure on or about August 10, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice Monday, August 14, 2019 6. No. and Date of L/C 8. L/C Issuing Bank 11. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 38 ctns said to contain 378 pcs 16. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Hong Kong 17. Knit Unisex Zipper front jackets 38% poly, 38% cotton, 24% wool with leather piping around the collar GW 800 kg NW 756 kg TOTAL $9450.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 Quantity 18. 378 pieces Unit Price 25.00USD 19. Amount $9,450.00 56. What is the Manufacturer’s ID? A.B.C. Company 55-5 Hung To Road, P. O. Box 1234 Kowloon, Hong Kong A. CNABC555KOW B. HKABC555KOW C. CNABCCOM1234KOW D. HKABCCOM1234HON E. KOABCCOM123KOW 57. What is the CLASSIFICATION of the knit unisex zipper front jacket? A. 6101.20.0010 B. 6101.30.1500 C. 6101.30.2010 D. 6102.30.1000 E. 6102.30.0500 58. What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment? A. $989.54 B. $1256.03 C. $1547.09 D. $2296.19 E. $2308.00 Using the commercial invoice please answer question # 59 through 61 COMMERCIAL INVOICE 20. Shipper/Exporter Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela 21. US001836 23. For Account and Risk of Messers Quilting Express 678 Palmer Street Chicago, IL IRS# 98-765432100 25. 26. Notify Party Penny Brokers , 431-123-5874 28. Port of Unlading Chicago, IL 29. Final Destination Chicago, IL 30. Carrier Venezuela Airlines 31. Departure on or about July 1, 2019 No. and Date of Invoice July 9, 2019 22. No. and Date of L/C 24. L/C Issuing Bank 27. Remarks P/O No.: TPS001 Marks and Numbers of Pkgs. 50 cartons stc 5500 pieces 32. Description of Goods Country of Origin: Venezuela 33. Quantity 34. Printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric 5500 pieces Unit Price 2.35USD 35. Amount $12,925.00 GW 1250 kg NW 1200 kg TOTAL $12,925.00 Master Bill: 001-63324833 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The fabric is made from patchwork squares, approximately 6” x 6” each, which have been sewn together for customers to use in making quilts. The fabric pieces contain 59 single yarns per centimeter in the warp and 28 single yarns per centimeter in the filling, and weigh 97.11 g/m2. The average yarn number for this product has been calculated to be 89 in the metric system. 59. What is the Manufacturer ID? Fabrica de Artigos de Vestuario Top Job Grand River Building, Fi 2-4 Caracas, Venezuela A. VEFABDECAR B. VEFABGRACAR C. VETOPJOB24CAR D. VETOPJOBCAR E. VEFABDE24CAR 60. What is the CLASSIFICATION of the of the printed 100% cotton plain weave patchwork fabric? A. 5208.51.8020 B. 5209.51.6015 C. 5811.00.2000 D. 6307.90.9889 E. 9404.90.8505 61. What is the duty, taxes, and fees due on the shipment? A. $859.05 B. $949.52 C. $1130.47 D. $1660.40 E. $1699.17 Category XI – Power of Attorney 62. In accordance with 19 C.F.R. 111.23, once revoked, how long must a licensed customs broker retain powers of attorney and letters of revocation? A. 5 years after the date of a client’s properly documented insolvency B. 5 years after the date of revocation from previous broker C. 5 years after the date the licensed broker ceases conducting customs business D. 5 years after the date the client ceases to be an “active client” E. None of the above 63. Which of the following statements is INCORRECT regarding a power of attorney? A. A power of attorney must be legible. B. A power of attorney must identify a Grantor and a Grantee. C. A power of attorney may be completed on CBP Form 5291 “Power of Attorney.” D. A power of attorney must identify only nonresident principals. E. A power of attorney must include the statement to accept service of process against a nonresident principal. 64. Powers of attorney issued by a partnership shall be limited to a period not to exceed _________from the date of execution. A. 30 days B. 60 days C. 1 year D. 2 years E. 5 years Category XII – Fines and Penalties 65. If accelerated disposition is requested on a protest and it is not allowed or denied within 30 days from request for accelerated disposition what would the status of the protest be? A. Protest is deemed approved. B. Protest is forwarded to the Office of Rules and Regulations for further review. C. Protest is deemed denied. D. Protest stays open until decision is reached or 2 years from the filing date is reached when it will be deemed approved. E. Protest is withdrawn allowing protestant to resubmit claim within 180 days of the protest withdrawal. 66. Petitions for relief from seizures must be filed within ____days from the date of mailing of the notice of seizure. A. 5 B. 10 C. 30 D. 60 E. 90 67. Assuming that a protest is timely filed with CBP, which statement of the following options is a valid claim for a 514 Protest concerning an entry for consumption filed on July 1, 2019? A. The contest of the duty rate calculated for the country-wide rate in an anti-dumping duty order issued by the Department of Commerce, which is generally applicable to that entry B. The contest of a denied request for reliquidation of under 19 U.S.C. § 1520(c) C. The contest of the fee rate established for the USDA Agriculture Marketing Service fee, which is generally applicable to that entry D. The contest of a denied petition to reliquidate an entry filed pursuant to 19 U.S.C. § 1520(d) E. A request to change the importer of record, which was provided on the entry documentation for an entry for consumption, from the consignee to the owner of the merchandise 68. The assessed amount of a penalty issued under 19 U.S.C. 1526(f) for a seizure taken under 19 U.S.C. 1526(e) is derived from: A. Domestic Value B. Manufactured Suggested Retail Price Value C. Dutiable Value D. Foreign Value E. Transaction Value Category XIII – Intellectual Property Rights 69. How much is the fee that should accompany an application to record one trademark with U.S. Customs and Border Protection for one class of merchandise? A. $0; no fee required B. $95 C. $190 D. $380 E. $570 70. An application to record a trade name shall be in writing addressed to the IPR & Restricted Merchandise Branch, 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20229, and shall include the following information EXCEPT: A. The name, complete business address, and citizenship of the trade name owner or owners (if a partnership, the citizenship of each partner; if an association or corporation, the State, country, or other political jurisdiction within which it was organized, incorporated or created) B. The name or trade style to be recorded C. The name and principal business address of each foreign person or business entity authorized or licensed to use the trade name and a statement as to the use authorized D. The identity of any parent or subsidiary company, or other foreign company under common ownership or control which uses the trade name abroad E. A description of the merchandise with which the copyright is associated 71. Which of the following is appropriate to challenge the seizure of merchandise for a violation of 19 USC 1526(e), as implemented by 19 CFR 133.21(d)? A. Filing a protest under 19 CFR 174 B. Filing a petition under 19 CFR 172 C. Filing a ruling request under 19 CFR 177 D. All of the above E. None of the above 72. Which of the following is TRUE with respect to imported merchandise after the U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) finds a violation of section 337 of the Tariff Act (19 USC 1337) and issues an exclusion order, as implemented by CBP under 19 CFR 12.39? A. The exclusion order is not effective until 60 days after issuance, at which point merchandise subject to the exclusion order no longer may be entered. B. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under a single entry bond, in an amount set by the ITC, from the time the exclusion order issues until the time it expires. C. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond, in an amount set by the ITC that is secured by the importer’s basic importation bond. D. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may be entered under bond as provided for in 19 CFR 113, until the determination of a violation becomes final. E. Merchandise subject to the exclusion order may not be entered after the exclusion order has issued. Category XIV – Foreign Trade Zone 73. The operator of the Foreign Trade Zone shall maintain all records required pertaining to zone merchandise for what period of time? A. 1 year after merchandise is removed from the zone B. 5 years from the time of admission C. 5 years from the merchandise being removed from the zone D. Until all admissions have left the zone E. Must be electronically maintained until the Port Director gives authorization to destroy the records in accordance with the port policy. 74. Which of the following is NOT allowed within a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ)? A. Admitting of merchandise in zone-restricted status for the purpose of destruction. B. Breaking a customs in-bond seal on a container of merchandise, upon arrival and admission into an FTZ. C. Retail sale of domestic status merchandise, for consumption within customs territory, without a permit. D. Manufacturing domestic status merchandise without a permit. E. Failing to report a shortage, not resulting from theft or suspected theft, of domestic status merchandise. 75. Which of the following statements, regarding bonded warehouse operations, is ACCURATE: A. Warehouse operators may allow manipulation of bonded merchandise, without prior approval from CBP, if the manipulation occurs in the bonded warehouse area. B. Merchandise entered and placed in a Class 9 warehouse must be unpacked for sale only upon receipt of a permit issued by the port director. C. The release of merchandise in general order may only be made by the warehouse proprietor upon presentation of a permit to release or delivery authorization signed by the appropriate Customs officer. D. Warehouse proprietors are not required to maintain inventory records of the merchandise received in the warehouse. E. Discontinuance of existing bonded warehouses status does not require CBP review. 76. ABC Smith & Co. manufactures small gardening hand-held shovels in its foreign trade zone (FTZ). For the shovels’ production, the company imports and formally enters screws that are subject to a 2% ad valorem rate of duty, which the company then subsequently admits to its FTZ. Additionally, ABC Smith & Co. extracts raw metal from its mine in Minnesota. The raw metal is classified under an HTS with a 10% ad valorem rate of duty. ABC Smith & Co. then admits the extracted metal into its FTZ. Furthermore, ABC Smith & Co. admits to its FTZ as nonprivileged foreign status merchandise plastic shovel handles that are subject to an 8% ad valorem rate of duty. In the FTZ, ABC Smith & Co. then smelts the raw metal, shapes it into the heads of shovels, and assembles the heads with the plastic shovel handles and screws to form finished hand-held shovels that are subject to a 4% ad valorem rate of duty. What rate of duty applies to the hand-held shovels upon withdrawal from the FTZ and entry into the customs territory of the United States? A. 2% ad valorem B. 4% ad valorem C. 8% ad valorem D. 10% ad valorem E. 20% ad valorem Category XV – Free Trade Agreements
  • A U.S. materials are considered non-originating materials for purposes of performing the origination analysis.
  • B These goods are ineligible for the MPF (merchandise processing fee) exemption that benefit other CAFTA-DR goods.
  • C Dominican Republic goods are considered non-originating materials for purposes of performing the origination analysis.
  • D All materials must be of U.S. origin and all processing must be performed in a CAFTADR country exclusive of the U.S.
  • E Allows non-Party materials to count as originating materials, as long as all processing is performed in the CAFTA-DR.
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Answer: AU.S. materials are considered non-originating materials for purposes of performing the origination analysis.

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