All 80 questions with CBP’s official answer, the regulation each one turns on, and a worked walkthrough. Answers are collapsed so you can try first.
Which ONE of the following permits constitute sufficient permit authority for a customs broker to conduct customs business within the customs territory of the U.S.?
- A National permit
- B Association or corporation permit
- C Partnership permit
- D No permit
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Answer: A — National permit
Correct Answer: A — National Permit
Why A is Correct
Under 19 CFR § 111.2(b), the regulation states explicitly:
"A national permit issued to a broker under § 111.19 will constitute sufficient permit authority for the broker to conduct customs business within the customs territory of the United States as defined in § 101.1 of this chapter."
This is a direct, unambiguous statement: a national permit — and only a national permit — is identified in this subsection as constituting sufficient permit authority for conducting customs business throughout the entire customs territory of the U.S.
Why the Closest Distractor (D — No Permit) is Wrong
Option D — "No permit" — is wrong because § 111.2(a)(1) establishes the general rule that a person must obtain a license (and by extension, proper permit authority) in order to transact customs business as a broker. While § 111.2(a)(2) lists narrow exceptions where a license is not required (e.g., importers acting solely on their own behalf, employees of a broker, marine transactions, etc.), none of those exceptions eliminate the need for a licensed broker to hold a valid permit. The national permit under § 111.19 is the mechanism that grants nationwide authority.
Why B and C are Wrong
Options B ("Association or corporation permit") and C ("Partnership permit") are not recognized in § 111.2(b) as constituting sufficient nationwide permit authority. While corporate/association and partnership structures may be licensed as brokers under Part 111, the regulation specifically identifies the national permit — not entity-type permits — as the instrument conferring customs business authority across the U.S. customs territory.
Find it fast: In the CFR reference viewer, search '111.2' → scroll to subsection '(b)' — the sentence begins 'A national permit issued to a broker under § 111.19 will constitute sufficient permit authority...'
Q219 CFR 111.28(a) · 19 CFR 111.1
Who must exercise responsible supervision and control over the transaction of customs business of an association or corporation that is a broker?
- A All employees of a licensed association or corporation who also hold a customs broker license.
- B Only licensed employees who are also the license qualifier and/or permit qualifier for the association or corporation.
- C Every officer of a licensed association or corporation, even if the officer is not a licensed broker.
- D Every licensed officer of a licensed association or corporation.
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Answer: D — Every licensed officer of a licensed association or corporation.
Why D is Correct
19 CFR 111.28(a) states explicitly:
"Every individual broker operating as a sole proprietor, every licensed member of a partnership that is a broker, and every licensed officer of an association or corporation that is a broker must exercise responsible supervision and control over the transaction of the customs business of the sole proprietorship, partnership, association, or corporation."
The regulation narrows the obligation to officers who are both (1) an officer of the licensed association/corporation and (2) themselves a licensed broker. Choice D matches this exactly.
Why the Closest Distractor (C) is Wrong
Choice C says "every officer... even if the officer is not a licensed broker." The regulation does not impose responsible supervision and control on unlicensed officers. The word "licensed" in the regulation is doing essential work — only officers who personally hold a broker license carry this obligation. An unlicensed officer of a corporate broker has no such duty under 111.28(a).
Why A and B are Wrong
- A sweeps in all employees who hold a license, but 111.28(a) limits the duty to officers (and sole proprietors/licensed members of partnerships) — not every licensed employee.
- B restricts the duty only to the license/permit qualifier, which is not what the regulation says; it applies to every licensed officer, not just the qualifying officer.
Find it fast: Search '111.28' then look for the phrase 'licensed officer' in the first sentence of subsection (a).
Q319 CFR 111.32 · 19 CFR 111.53
While preparing the entry documents for a shipment on behalf of its client Angel Industries (Angel), Shady CHB (Shady) sees that the insurance value for the shipment is significantly lower than the commercial invoice value. In response to Shady's inquiry concerning the differences, Angel explains that there are two commercial invoices for the shipment. The first commercial invoice is the real invoice from the shipper which shows the lower amount that is used for insurance purposes. The second commercial invoice is created by Angel at a higher amount and is used as the invoice for calculating Customs value and upon which it pays the duties, taxes, and fees. Angel explains that it uses the two invoice system in its accounting records to reduce its reportab le profit for income tax purposes. Shady's attorney advises Shady to terminate its relationship with Angel because the “double invoice scheme” is fraudulent. Of the choices below, what is Shady's best next step?
- A Shady documents the double invoice scheme and immediately terminates its relationship with Angel and reports to CBP the client's name, date of termination, and the reason for the termination.
- B Shady will file the entry using the lower, correct value and will advise Angel that they will only file entry in the future using the actual invoice from the shipper.
- C Shady will file the entry at the value requested by Angel and will keep Angel as a client because the potential fraud does not involve CBP.
- D Shady will file the entry as requested by Angel because it is not fraud to pay more in duties, taxes, and fees than actually owed.
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Answer: A — Shady documents the double invoice scheme and immediately terminates its relationship with Angel and reports to CBP the client's name, date of termination, and the reason for the termination.
Why Answer A is Correct
19 CFR 111.32 directly governs this situation. It requires that when a broker separates from or cancels representation of a client as a result of determining the client is intentionally attempting to use the broker to defraud the U.S. Government or commit any criminal act against the U.S. Government, the broker must:
- Document the scheme
- Terminate the relationship
- Report to CBP the following three elements:
- Client name
- Date of separation or cancellation
- Reason for the separation or cancellation
Shady's attorney has already confirmed the "double invoice scheme" is fraudulent. Angel is intentionally manipulating accounting records in a way that constitutes fraud. Answer A mirrors the exact statutory language of 19 CFR 111.32 — document, terminate, and report to CBP with the required three elements. This is Shady's mandatory obligation, not merely a best practice.
Why the Closest Distractor (B) is Wrong
Answer B is the most tempting wrong answer. Shady terminates the relationship, which seems reasonable, but it fails to report the fraud to CBP as required by 19 CFR 111.32. Simply filing using the correct lower value and advising Angel does not fulfill the mandatory reporting obligation. Failing to report could itself expose Shady to disciplinary action under 19 CFR 111.53(c) (violation of any provision of law enforced by CBP) or 111.53(d) (knowingly aiding or abetting violations).
Why C and D are Wrong
- Answer C is incorrect because the scheme does involve CBP — falsified commercial invoices affect Customs value declarations, which are squarely within CBP's jurisdiction. Knowingly filing false documents violates 19 CFR 111.32 and could trigger license revocation under 19 CFR 111.53(a) and (c).
- Answer D is incorrect because using a fabricated higher invoice is still fraud — it involves filing documents Shady knows to be false (the inflated Angel-created invoice is not the real shipper invoice), violating 19 CFR 111.32 regardless of whether the resulting duty payment is higher or lower than actual.
Key Rule: 19 CFR 111.32 — Broker must document, terminate, AND report to CBP (client name, date, reason) when client is intentionally attempting fraud against the U.S. Government.
Find it fast: In the CFR viewer, Ctrl+F search '111.32' — the reporting obligation with the three required elements (client name, date, reason) appears in the final two sentences of that single-paragraph section.
An individual's customs broker license is suspended by operation of law for failure to file a triennial status report and pay the fee, and the individual has received the notice of suspension as prescribed by regulation. When will the license be revoked b y operation of law if the individual fails to file the report and pay the fee?
- A On the 30th business day after the date of the suspension notice
- B On March 31 of the reporting year.
- C On the 61st calendar day after the date of the suspension notice.
- D On the date that the Federal Register Notice of revocation is published.
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Answer: C — On the 61st calendar day after the date of the suspension notice.
Why C is Correct
Under 19 CFR § 111.30(d)(4), the timeline for suspension and revocation works as follows:
- If a broker fails to file the triennial status report by March 1 of the reporting year, the license is suspended by operation of law on that date.
- By March 31, CBP must transmit written notice of the suspension by certified mail, return receipt requested.
- Once the broker receives the notice of suspension, the broker has 60 calendar days from the date of that notice to file the required report and pay the required fee to have the license reinstated.
- If the broker does NOT file and pay within that 60-calendar-day period, the license is revoked by operation of law — meaning revocation occurs automatically on the 61st calendar day after the date of the suspension notice.
Therefore, Choice C ('On the 61st calendar day after the date of the suspension notice') is correct.
Why the Closest Distractor (B) is Wrong
Choice B ('On March 31 of the reporting year') is wrong because March 31 is the deadline by which CBP must send the notice of suspension — it is not the date of revocation. Revocation occurs only after the broker fails to act within the 60-day window following the suspension notice, not on March 31 itself.
Choice A is wrong because the regulation specifies calendar days, not business days, and the period is 60 days (not 30).
Choice D is wrong because Federal Register publication is the notice of a revocation that has already occurred by operation of law — it does not trigger the revocation.
Find it fast: Search '111.30' then scan for 'revoked by operation of law' to locate the 60-calendar-day reinstatement window and the automatic revocation trigger.
____ must be set forth in or attached to an application for a new national permit to describe how responsible supervision and control will be exercised over the customs business conducted under the national permit.
- A A supervision plan
- B A regulation proposal
- C A status report
- D A control strategy
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Answer: A — A supervision plan
Correct Answer: A — A supervision plan
Why A is correct
Under 19 CFR § 111.19(b)(8), an application for a national permit must set forth or attach:
"A supervision plan describing how responsible supervision and control will be exercised over the customs business conducted under the national permit, including compliance with § 111.28."
The regulation uses the exact term "supervision plan" — this is a mandatory element of the national permit application. The supervision plan must also address compliance with § 111.28, which governs the standards for responsible supervision and control.
Why the closest distractor (D — "A control strategy") is wrong
"A control strategy" may sound plausible because § 111.19(b)(8) does involve the concept of control (responsible supervision and control). However, 19 CFR § 111.19(b)(8) uses no such term. The regulation is precise: the required document is a "supervision plan," not a strategy, proposal, or report. Substituting unofficial terminology for the exact regulatory language would be incorrect on the exam.
Similarly:
- B ("A regulation proposal") has no basis anywhere in § 111.19.
- C ("A status report") is also not mentioned; status reports are not a required element of a national permit application.
Key Takeaway
When the regulation names a specific document — "supervision plan" — only that exact term satisfies the requirement. Always match the regulatory language precisely.
Find it fast: In the CFR viewer, search for "111.19" to reach the national permit section, then search for "supervision plan" — it appears in paragraph (b)(8) as the required document name.
Q619 CFR 111.23(a) · 19 CFR 163.6(a)
What is the maximum number of calendar days that the designated recordkeeping contact has to make the records available to CBP, if the request does NOT specify additional time to respond?
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Answer: C — 30
Why C (30 days) is correct
19 CFR 163.6(a) sets the deadline:
The entry records shall be produced within 30 calendar days of receipt of the demand or within any shorter period as Customs may prescribe when the entry records are required in connection with a determination regarding the admissibility or release of merchandise.
So where the demand names no shorter period and grants no extra time, the answer is 30 calendar days.
The same paragraph explains the qualifier in the question: a person who cannot comply in time may submit a written request for a specific additional period. The question removes that possibility — "if the request does NOT specify additional time to respond" — leaving the default.
Following the citation
The answer key points at 19 CFR 111.23, the broker recordkeeping section. Read 111.23(a) and you can see why: it requires a broker to keep records "in accordance with the provisions of this part and part 163 of this chapter". Part 111 tells you that part 163 governs; 163.6(a) is where the 30-day production deadline actually lives. If you searched only 111.23 on exam day you would find retention place and retention period (5 years) and no deadline at all — the cross-reference is the thing to follow.
The distractors
10, 15 and 60 days are not periods 163.6(a) sets for producing entry records.
Find it fast: The deadline is not in part 111 — Ctrl+F '163.6'. It is in the first paragraph, '(a) Production of entry records'.
A duly licensed customs broker was named in and properly served a U.S CBP summons signed by a Center Director. The summons requires the broker to provide CBP with documentation for 10 entries the broker filed on behalf of Company Z within the last three years so as to help CBP ascertain the correctness of the 10 entries. The broker terminated Company Z as a client 10 months before the summons’ issuance and the POA was revoked. Company Z has not provided the broker with specific written instructions regar ding responding to a summons within its now revoked power of attorney document. How must the broker respond to the Customs’ summons?
- A Provide CBP with the entry files requested because the broker is legally obligated to make such records available to CBP.
- B Return the summons to CBP because it must be signed by an auditor or special agent to be legally effective.
- C Forward the summons to Company Z and notify the Center Director that it has been forwarded to the party obligated to respond to the summons.
- D No response to the summons is required because the record retention period for Company Z's entry filed expired upon the termination of the broker - client relationship.
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Answer: A — Provide CBP with the entry files requested because the broker is legally obligated to make such records available to CBP.
Why Answer A is Correct
The broker is legally obligated to provide the requested records to CBP.
Under 19 CFR § 111.23, a licensed customs broker must retain records relating to its customs business for at least five years after the date of entry. This retention obligation is independent of whether the broker-client relationship is still active. The termination of Company Z as a client 10 months before the summons was issued does not extinguish the broker's record-keeping and production obligations — the entries were filed within the last three years, well within the five-year retention window.
Under 19 CFR § 111.24, records kept by a broker under § 111.23 must be made available for examination and inspection by CBP officers upon request. This duty runs to CBP directly, not to the client.
Regarding the summons authority: 19 CFR § 163.7 authorizes CBP to issue a summons requiring the production of records. A Center Director is an authorized CBP official empowered to issue such a summons. There is no requirement that it be signed by an auditor or special agent.
The absence of specific written instructions from Company Z in the now-revoked POA is irrelevant — the broker's obligation to produce records to CBP is a regulatory duty imposed by federal regulation, not a contractual duty owed to the client. No client authorization is needed for the broker to comply with a lawful government summons.
Why the Closest Distractor (C) is Wrong
Answer C suggests the broker can simply forward the summons to Company Z and notify the Center Director. This is incorrect because the summons was directed to the broker — the broker is the record-keeper under 19 CFR § 111.23 and the party obligated to respond. The broker cannot deflect a lawful CBP summons to a third party. The broker's duty to maintain and produce records to CBP is independent of the client relationship.
Answer B is wrong because there is no regulatory requirement that a summons be signed by an auditor or special agent; a Center Director has authority to sign.
Answer D is wrong because the five-year retention period under 19 CFR § 111.23 runs from the date of entry, not from the termination of the broker-client relationship. The entries were filed within the last three years, so the retention period has not expired.
Find it fast: In the CFR reference viewer, search '111.23' to land on the broker record retention rule; then search '163.7' to find the summons authority provision. Use exact section numbers — no wildcards needed.
Ms. Crimson and Mr. Blue are both individually licensed customs brokers. They form a Limited Liability Company (LLC) and obtain an organizational customs broker license as an association. The LLC hires Ms. Yellow, who is also a licensed customs broker. Crimson is the majority owner of the LLC. Blue is named as the license qualifier. Yellow is named as the permit qualifier. Crimson, Blue and Yellow are all officers of the LLC. The LLC surrenders its organizational license and permit to the processing Center and terminates the brokerage business. Upon termination, who is responsible for notifying CBP in writing of the name, address, email address, and telephone number of the party having legal custody of the LLC's brokerage re cords?
- A Only Blue, as the license qualifier, is required to notify CBP.
- B Only Crimson, as the majority owner, is required to notify CBP.
- C Only Yellow, as the permit qualifier, is required to notify CBP.
- D Crimson, Blue, and Yellow as individually licensed brokers and officers of the LLC are all required to notify CBP.
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Answer: D — Crimson, Blue, and Yellow as individually licensed brokers and officers of the LLC are all required to notify CBP.
Why D is Correct
Under 19 CFR § 111.30(e)(3), upon the permanent termination of an association or corporate brokerage business, the notification responsibility falls on "each association or corporate officer who holds an individual broker's license."
In this scenario:
- The LLC obtained its organizational license as an association
- Crimson, Blue, and Yellow are all officers of the LLC
- All three hold individual broker's licenses
Because all three satisfy both conditions — (1) officer of the association and (2) holder of an individual broker's license — all three are independently and equally responsible for providing CBP written notification of the name, address, email address, and telephone number of the party having legal custody of the brokerage records.
The regulation does not limit this duty to the license qualifier, the permit qualifier, or the majority owner. It applies to each qualifying officer.
Why the Closest Distractor (A) is Wrong
Choice A claims only Blue (the license qualifier) must notify CBP. This is incorrect because § 111.30(e)(3) says "each association or corporate officer who holds an individual broker's license" — not just the license qualifier. Blue's role as qualifier is irrelevant to this specific obligation. Crimson and Yellow are equally officers and equally licensed, so they share the same duty.
Find it fast: Search '111.30' → scroll to subsection '(e)' → find paragraph '(3)' — look for the phrase 'each association or corporate officer who holds an individual broker's license'.
Q9Right to Make Entry, Directive 3530 - 002A, Section 5.3 · 19 CFR 111.1 · 19 CFR 111.2 · 19 CFR 141.0a
Other than the owner or purchaser, of the following, who has the authority to sign or certify electronic transmissions of the entry or entry summary?
- A Any employee of the properly designated customs broker.
- B Any employee of the properly designated customs broker who also has a login to the broker's electronic submission software to send data to CBP.
- C All employees of the properly designated customs broker who also have been granted power of attorney (POA) by the customs broker.
- D A nominal consignee in its own name without the services of a properly designated customs broker.
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Answer: C — All employees of the properly designated customs broker who also have been granted power of attorney (POA) by the customs broker.
Why C is Correct
19 CFR 111.2(a)(2)(ii) establishes the conditions under which an employee of a broker may transact customs business (including signing or certifying entry/entry summary documents) without holding their own broker's license.
Under 19 CFR 111.2(a)(2)(ii)(A)(1), an unlicensed employee may sign documents pertaining to customs business only if:
- The broker has authorized the employee to sign documents, AND
- The broker has executed a power of attorney (POA) for that purpose.
This directly maps to Answer C: employees of the properly designated customs broker who have been granted a power of attorney by the customs broker are the ones authorized to sign or certify electronic transmissions of the entry or entry summary.
The broker is not required to file the POA with CBP, but must provide proof of its existence upon request.
Why the Closest Distractor (A or B) is Wrong
Answer A is wrong because it says any employee of the customs broker has authority — this is too broad. Not every employee automatically has signing authority. The regulation requires a specific authorization mechanism (POA or a filed statement), not mere employment status.
Answer B is wrong because having a login to electronic submission software is not the legal standard in 19 CFR 111.2. System access is a practical/technical matter, but it does not confer legal authority to sign or certify customs documents. The regulation requires a POA or a filed authorization statement — not a software credential.
Answer D is wrong because a nominal consignee acting in its own name is a specific limited scenario; it does not answer the question about who, other than the owner or purchaser, may sign on behalf of a customs broker's operation.
Summary
| Choice | Issue |
|---|
| A | Too broad — any employee, no POA required |
| C ✅ | Correct — employees with POA from broker |
| B | Wrong standard — login ≠ legal authority |
| D | Nominal consignee acts for itself, not relevant |
Find it fast: Search '111.2' → jump to '(a)(2)(ii)(A)(1)' — look for 'Authorized to sign documents' and 'power of attorney' language within that subsection.
Q1019 CFR 141.39(a)(2) · 19 CFR 111.36(c)(3) · 19 CFR 131.34
The grantor of a customs power of attorney (POA) to a licensed customs brokerage business is a limited partnership and imports textile goods. The grantor also has a POA with a freight forwarder with a special grant allowing the freight forwarder to appoin t subagents, including customs brokers. Which of the following statements is legally FALSE ?
- A The names of all general partners and limited partners in the limited partnership must be listed on the POA agreement between the customs broker and the limited partnership.
- B The POA between the limited partnership and the customs broker must have attached the partnership agreement for the limited partnership.
- C If the POA between the limited partneship and the customs broker was executed on March 1, 2024, a new power of attorney must be executed on or before March 1, 2026.
- D Even though the grantor gave the power to the freight forwarder to appoint a subagent , th e grantor is still required to have a POA with the customs broker directly .
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Answer: A — The names of all general partners and limited partners in the limited partnership must be listed on the POA agreement between the customs broker and the limited partnership.
Why A is FALSE (and therefore the correct answer)
19 CFR 141.39(a)(2) specifically addresses limited partnerships:
"A power of attorney granted by a limited partnership need only state the names of the general partners who have authority to bind the firm unless the partnership agreement provides otherwise."
Choice A states that all general AND limited partners must be listed — this is legally FALSE. Only the general partners who have authority to bind the firm must be named. Limited partners are not required to be listed on the POA.
Why the Closest Distractor (B) is Actually TRUE
19 CFR 141.39(a)(2) also states:
"A copy of the partnership agreement must accompany the power of attorney."
Choice B correctly reflects this requirement, so it is not false — eliminating it as the answer.
Why C is TRUE (not false)
A customs POA executed on March 1, 2024 for a non-individual/non-partnership would be valid for 2 years under standard POA duration rules (19 CFR 141.46). A renewal by March 1, 2026 aligns with this, making C a true statement.
Why D is TRUE (not false)
Even when a freight forwarder has a special grant of authority to appoint subagents (including customs brokers), the actual importer (grantor) must still have a direct POA with the customs broker. The freight forwarder's authority to refer or appoint does not substitute for a direct POA relationship between the importer and the broker under 19 CFR 141 and 111.36(c).
Summary
| Choice | True or False? | Reason |
|---|
| A | FALSE ✓ | Only general partners need be named per 141.39(a)(2) |
| B | True | Partnership agreement must be attached per 141.39(a)(2) |
| C | True | 2-year POA renewal rule |
| D | True | Direct POA still required per 19 CFR 141/111.36 |
Find it fast: In the CFR viewer, Ctrl+F → search '141.39' → look for subsection (a)(2) which begins 'Limited partnership. A power of attorney granted by a limited partnership need only state the names of the general partners...'
Q1119 CFR 141.34 · 19 CFR 141.31(a)
Which of the following limitations in a limited power of attorney between a broker and an importer would NOT be permitted under Customs regulations?
- A Both the importer and the broker are corporations and the power of attorney agreement, executed on October 27, 2024, specifies that it is valid until October 27, 2026.
- B Both the importer and the broker are corporations and the power of attorney agreement specifies that the broker may only file entry on the importer's shipments arriving at the Newark/New York Customs port of entry.
- C Both the importer and the broker are partnerships and the power of attorney agreement, executed on October 27, 2024, specifies that it is valid until October 31, 2026.
- D Both the importer and the broker are individuals and the power of attorney agreement specifies that the only customs business that the broker may perform on behalf of the importer is to make, sign, and file protests.
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Answer: C — Both the importer and the broker are partnerships and the power of attorney agreement, executed on October 27, 2024, specifies that it is valid until October 31, 2026.
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See what the pass includes →Q1219 CFR Part 171, Appendix C II. E(5), II F, II G
Sam Sly's customs broker license was revoked by operation of law for failure to file a triennial status report and pay the fee. Sam thought that his employer ABC Brokerage (ABC) filed his report and paid the fee on his behalf, so he ignored the warning le tter from CBP. In addition to his work at ABC, Sam completes freelance jobs classifying merchandise and filling out entry documents, but not filing them with CBP, for clients he obtains from a website that brings service providers together with businesses who buy freelance services. CBP discovers Sam's side business, determines that Sam is advertising publicly that he is a licensed customs broker, and discovers that he has conducted customs business for five importers of commercial goods after his license was revoked. CBP sends a penalty notice to Sam for conducting customs business without a license for $10,000.00. This is Sam's first penalty, and he has the ability to pay the fine, but he has requested mitigation claiming that he did not know his licen se was revoked. Based upon the guidelines in Appendix C to 19 CFR Part 171, will CBP mitigate and, if so, to what amount?
- A Yes, CBP will mitigate to $250.00.
- B Yes, CBP will mitigate to $1,000.00.
- C No, CBP will not mitigate the penalty.
- D No, CBP will not mitigate and will raise the penalty to $30,000.00 because there were five violations.
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Answer: C — No, CBP will not mitigate the penalty.
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See what the pass includes →If a penalty is assessed or a seizure is made and less than 180 days remain before the statute of limitations may be asserted as a defense, the Fines, Penalties, and Forfeitures Officer may specify in the seizure or penalty notice a reasonable period of time, but not less than __________, for the filing of a petition for relief.
- A 7 working days
- B 7 days including weekends
- C 10 business days
- D 30 working days
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Answer: A — 7 working days
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See what the pass includes →Which ONE of the following is subject to mandatory seizure under 19 USC 1595a(c)?
- A Merchandise that is stolen, smuggled, or clandestinely imported or introduced.
- B Merchandise in which copyright, trademark, or trade name protection violations are involved.
- C Merchandise marked intentionally in violation of 19 USC 1304.
- D Merchandise that requires a license to import and is not accomplanied by such license.
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Answer: A — Merchandise that is stolen, smuggled, or clandestinely imported or introduced.
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See what the pass includes →Q1519 CFR Part 171 App endi x C XII
What is the maximum amount that a broker can be penalized for a violation or violations of 19 USC 1641 in one penalty notice?
- A $25,000.00
- B $30,000.00
- C $50,000.00
- D $100,000.00
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Answer: B — $30,000.00
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See what the pass includes →Q1619 CFR 111.29 · 19 CFR 141.36 · 19 CFR 141.38
Which of the following statements is FALSE with respect to the Power of Attorney (POA)?
- A The language in the POA confirming that Echo’s agent is: 1) a resident; and 2) authorized to accept service of process against Echo means that the POA can be accepted by CBP pursuant to 19 CFR 141.36.
- B The POA must also have attached documentation establishing the authority of Joan McKay to execute the POA on behalf of Echo pursuant to 19 CFR 141.37.
- C The written notification set forth in 19 CFR 111.29(b)(1) must be on, or attached to, the POA pursuant to 111.29(b)(2)(i).
- D The POA must contain a corporate seal of the grantor as specified in 19 CFR 113.37(g)(1)(v).
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Answer: D — The POA must contain a corporate seal of the grantor as specified in 19 CFR 113.37(g)(1)(v).
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See what the pass includes →Q17ACE B usiness R ules and P rocess D ocument (BRPD) Chapter 23 , Section 23.2 · 19 CFR 24.5
Echo will be filing a CBP Form 7501 (7501) for the importation of its paper products, with an entered value of over $1,000. Box 23 on the 7501 requires an Importer Number. An entity’s Importer Number stems from first registering with CBP as an Importer o f Record (IOR). Each IOR, in turn, has its own Importer Number. Registering as an IOR with CBP is necessary if an entity intends to be involved as an importer on an informal or formal entry. However, individuals and organizations do not need to be regis tered as an IOR with CBP to make a section 321 entry (also referred to as de minimis). De minim i s entries are for shipments imported by one person on one day valued at $800 or less. Therefore, which below statement is TRUE ?
- A Echo does not need to register as an IOR and will not need an Importer Number in Box 23 of the 7501.
- B CBP will assign Echo an Employer Identification Number for NBB to use on behalf of Echo as Echo's Importer Number in Box 23 of the 7501.
- C NBB can file a Form 5106 to provide Echo’s Canadian Corporation Number to CBP to use as Echo’s Importer Number in Box 23 of the 7501.
- D NBB can file a Form 5106 and CBP will assign a number (Customs Assigned Number) to use as Echo’s Importer Number in Box 23 of the 7501.
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Answer: D — NBB can file a Form 5106 and CBP will assign a number (Customs Assigned Number) to use as Echo’s Importer Number in Box 23 of the 7501.
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See what the pass includes →Q18ACE BRPD Chapter 6, Section 6.5 · ACE BRPD Chapter 10 · 19 CFR 182.31 · 19 CFR 174.11
N BB determines it needs to make a USMCA post - summary claim on a type 01 consumption entry filed on behalf of Echo. Of the following methods for mak ing post - summary claims, w hic h ONE cannot be used to make a post - summary claim under the USMCA ?
- A File a post - summary claim under 19 USC 1520(d) .
- B F ile a post - summary correction (PSC) .
- C File a reconciliation ent ry as long as the originally filed entry was flagged for FTA reconcilation .
- D File a prote s t under 19 USC 1514 after the entry liquidates .
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Answer: B — F ile a post - summary correction (PSC) .
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See what the pass includes →Q19ACE BRPD · Chapter 1, Section 1.4
Echo experienced high demand in the U.S. for its paper products and could not manufacture quickly enough to meet its customers’ demands. Echo imported into Canada uncoated paper product like the paper manufactured by Echo from a manufacturer in Australia. Echo relabeled the boxes from the Australian manufacturer to show Echo’s information and exported the paper to the U.S. NBB filed the entry/entry summary as if Echo manufactured the paper. Dur ing a routine warehouse inspection, sixty (60) days after the date of import, a CBP Officer and a CBP Import Specialist see the country of origin marking of Australia and research the entry number. The Import Specialist rejects the entry type 01 consumpti on entry for failure to report and pay antidumping (AD) duties. The rejection puts the entry summary into Trade control status. How and when can NBB best respond on behalf of Echo?
- A Within two days of the entry summary rejection, NBB will respond to CBP that the rejection is untimely because the entry summary was in paid status and request that the entry be placed back in the liquidation cycle.
- B Within two days of the entry summary rejection, NBB will refile the entry as an entry type 03 antidumping entry specifying the correct AD case number, correcting the country of origin to Australia, and submiting a supplemental payment for the additional AD duties.
- C Within 10 days of the entry summary rejection, NBB will request that CBP issue a CBP Form 29 Rate Advance and provide an additional 20 days to submit the AD duties.
- D Three hundred days from the date of entry, NBB will file a post - summary correction (PSC) to change the entry type from 01 to 03, update the country of origin, and add the correct AD case number, and request accelerated liquidation with a bill for the addit ional AD duties due.
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Answer: B — Within two days of the entry summary rejection, NBB will refile the entry as an entry type 03 antidumping entry specifying the correct AD case number, correcting the country of origin to Australia, and submiting a supplemental payment for the additional AD duties.
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See what the pass includes →Q2019 CFR 144.37 · ACE BRPD Chapter 12
On August 16, 2024, NBB filed a warehouse entry for Echo’s paper instead of a consumption entry. Th is merchandise was manufactured in Canada. On September 19, 2024, Echo advised NBB that it needed to withdraw one - third of the paper and return it to Canada. At no time would a carnet be involved in this process. What document, from the list below, would b e used for the warehouse withdrawal of the merchandise being reexported to Canada?
- A Entry Type 22 on CBP Form 7501
- B Entry Type 31 on CBP Form 7501
- C Entry Type 34 on CBP Form 7501
- D Entry for Transportation and Exportation
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Answer: D — Entry for Transportation and Exportation
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See what the pass includes →Of the parties listed below, which party is entitled to claim manufacturing drawback when the right to claim drawback has not been assigned by certification?
- A The producer
- B The importer
- C The exporter
- D The manufacturer
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Answer: C — The exporter
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See what the pass includes →How long must records supporting a claim under the modernized drawback regulations be reatined?
- A Five years from date of importation.
- B Three years from date of payment of the claim.
- C Three years after liquidation of the claim.
- D Five years after date of payment of the claim.
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Answer: C — Three years after liquidation of the claim.
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See what the pass includes →Q23ACE BRPD Chapter 13, S ection 13.02
Which of the answer choices listed below is NOT information required to be maintained by the drawback claimant in the proper documents generally kept in the normal course of business to substantiate a transfer of merchandise ?
- A Description of Merchandise
- B Date of Importation
- C Date of Entry
- D Import entry and Line Number
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Answer: C — Date of Entry
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See what the pass includes →Q2419 CFR 190.10(c) · 19 CFR 190.2
Boots - 4 - U ordered 1,000 pairs of men's motorcycle boots predominantly of leather in three styles as follows. Boot Style Per - pair Cost Quantity Total Black upper and black sole $100.00 500 $50,000.00 Black upper and black sole with chains at ankle $125.00 350 $43,750.00 Brown upper and black sole $150.00 150 $22,500.00 Total $116,250.00 On April 23, 2024, Boots - 4 - U correctly filed a formal consumption entry with all the boots on one entry summary line. Boots - 4 - U utilized subheading 6403.91.6075, HTSUS, for all 1,000 pairs of boots. Boots - 4 - U’s merchandise was exempt from the merchandise processing fee pursuant to 19 CFR 24.23(c)(1)(iii), but did not meet the duty - free requirements. Therefore, duties were correctly calculated and pa id, with a total duty cost of $9,881.25. No other fees were due. Boots - 4 - U then exported 100 pairs of the black upper and black sole boots and 100 pairs of the black upper and black sole with chains at the ankle boots. Boots - 4 - U filed the first drawback claim properly calculating drawback using the per unit averaging accounting method pursuant to 19 CFR 190.14(c)(4)(i). In a domestic transaction, Boots - 4 - U sold all 150 units of the brown upper and black sole boots to Discount Boot House (Discount) for $135.00 per pair and transferred drawback rights for that merchandise to Discount. After the sale, Discount timely export s all boots it bought from Boots - 4 - U and files a drawback claim as the transferee. Which statement below is accurate regarding the per unit drawback that Discount can claim on the brown upper and black sole boots?
- A Discount can claim the per unit drawback amount calculated using the per unit averaging method used by Boots - 4 - U in its drawback claim.
- B Discount can claim 99% of the duty apportioned to the per unit cost by Boots - 4 - U of $150.00.
- C Discount can claim 99% of the duty apportioned to the per unit cost paid to Boots - 4 - U of $135.00.
- D Discount can claim 99% of 15% of the total duty paid by Boots - 4 - U as Discount is exporting 15% of the total quantity of boots that were imported.
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Answer: A — Discount can claim the per unit drawback amount calculated using the per unit averaging method used by Boots - 4 - U in its drawback claim.
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See what the pass includes →Which of the following best describes a drawback claim, as authorized for payment by CBP?
- A A drawback claim is the refund, in whole or in part, of the duties, taxes, and/or fees paid on imported merchandise.
- B A drawback claim is the drawback entry and related documents required by regulation which together constitute the request for drawback payment.
- C A drawback claim is when CBP transfers work between various drawback offices even though the drawback submission may have been to a particular office.
- D A drawback claim is the document containing a description of, and other required information concerning, the exported or destroyed article upon which a drawback claim is based.
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Answer: B — A drawback claim is the drawback entry and related documents required by regulation which together constitute the request for drawback payment.
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See what the pass includes →Q26HTS US 9620.00.5000 · General Rules of Interpretation (GRI) 1 and 6
What is the CLASSIFICATION for a plastic tripod designed for use with a digital camera?
- A 3926.90.5000
- B 8525.89.4000
- C 9006.91.0001
- D 9620.00.5000
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Answer: D — 9620.00.5000
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See what the pass includes →The Explanatory Notes (ENs) to the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTSUS) define sets as follows: “for the purposes of this Rule, the term "goods put up in sets for retail sale" shall be taken to mean goods which: (a) consist of at least t wo different articles which are, prima facie , classifiable in different headings; (b) consist of products or articles put together to meet a particular need or carry out a specific activity; and (c) are put up in a manner suitable for sale directly to user s without repacking ( e.g ., in boxes or cases or on boards).” Based on this definition, which of the following kits would meet the requirements of a set?
- A A nail grooming kit consisting of three colors of nail polish: clear (heading 3304), red (heading 3304) and pink (heading 3304) packaged in a retail cardboard box with specially fitted inserts to hold the contents.
- B A gift box wrapped in colored cellophane packed with the following items: A natural bath loofah (heading 4602) , a lavender - scented bath bomb (heading 3307), and four lavender - scented soaps (heading 3401).
- C Bulk shipping boxes, each containing 50 wooden bread boards (heading 4419) and 50 bread knives (heading 8211).
- D A collection of 8 round wooden coasters, each with a painted picture of wildflowers, such as bluebells or poppies (heading 4419). The coasters come in a clear plastic tube with lid ready for retail sale.
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Answer: B — A gift box wrapped in colored cellophane packed with the following items: A natural bath loofah (heading 4602) , a lavender - scented bath bomb (heading 3307), and four lavender - scented soaps (heading 3401).
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See what the pass includes →Q28HTSUS 6702.90.1000 · GRI 1 , 3(b), and 6
What is the CLASSIFICATION of an artificial floral bouquet that consists of purple and pink flowers made from natural ostrich feathers that are bound to wooden stems with floral tape?
- A 6701.00.3000
- B 6701.00.6000
- C 6702.90.1000
- D 6702.90.6500
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Answer: C — 6702.90.1000
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See what the pass includes →Q29HTS US 6213.90.1000 · Chapter 62 · Note 8 · C hapter 54 · Note 1
What is the CLASSIFICATION of merchandise invoiced as "polyester scarf" which is composed of 100% polyester and measures 59 centimeters (cm) by 60 cm?
- A 6213.90.0700
- B 6213.90.1000
- C 6214.30.0000
- D 6214.90.0090
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Answer: B — 6213.90.1000
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See what the pass includes →Q30HTSUS 1704.90.25 · HTSUS C hapter 17, Additional U.S. Note 11
Which of the following statements is accurate with regard to “cough drops” of Chapter 17, HTSUS?
- A Cough drops must contain a minimum of 5mg per dose of menthol, of eucalyptol, or of a combination of menthol and eucalyptol.
- B Cough drops must contain a minimum of 10mg per dose of menthol, of eucalyptol, or of a combination of menthol and eucalyptol.
- C Cough drops must contain a minimum of 5mg per dose of raw sugar.
- D Cough drops must consist of blended syrups containing sugars derived from sugar cane or sugar beets.
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Answer: A — Cough drops must contain a minimum of 5mg per dose of menthol, of eucalyptol, or of a combination of menthol and eucalyptol.
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See what the pass includes →What is the CLASSIFICATION of heat insulating solid building bricks made of ceramic?
- A 2515.11.0000
- B 6802.29.9000
- C 6904.10.0010
- D 6907.30.1051
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Answer: C — 6904.10.0010
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See what the pass includes →Q32HTS US 6113.00.1012 · Chapter 59 · Note 5 · Chapter 61 · Note 8
What is the CLASSIFICATION of a women's outdoor long sleeve garment top, which is composed of a rubberized textile fabric meant for recreational water sports? The rubberized textile fabric is a 100% nylon knit fabric that is completely coated on the outer surface with a rubber wei ghing less than 1,500 g/m 2 .
- A 6112.41.0010
- B 6113.00.1012
- C 6114.30.1020
- D 6114.30.2010
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Answer: B — 6113.00.1012
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See what the pass includes →What is the CLASSIFICATION of a motorcycle propelled by an electric motor rated at 80 kilowatts output? (1 megawatt = 1000 kilowatts; 1 kilowatt = 1000 watts; 1 kilowatt = 1.34102 horsepower)
- A 8711.20.0030
- B 8711.50.0060
- C 8711.60.0050
- D 8711.60.0090
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Answer: D — 8711.60.0090
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See what the pass includes →Q34HTSUS 9403.60.8081 · Chapter 94 · Note 2
What is the CLASSIFICATION of a greenhouse cabinet measuring 48" high by 36" wide by 20" deep? The greenhouse is constructed of a wooden frame with unreinforced, translucent plastic sides and roof that allow for light to enter. The wooden frame is the component that forms the str ucture of the greenhouse and gives the item its essential character. The greenhouse has two cabinet doors that open to reveal three, evenly spaced, interior wooden shelves for plants. The shelves specifically fit the width and d epth of the greenhouse. The greenhouse is designed for placement on the ground or floor.
- A 4421.99.9880
- B 9403.60.8081
- C 9406.10.0000
- D 9406.90.0120
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Answer: B — 9403.60.8081
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See what the pass includes →Q35ACE E ntry S ummary Instructions v. 2.4a · HTSUS 6207.21.0030
You are filing entry on a shipment consisting of 25 dozen men's woven cotton pajamas weighing 5 kg per dozen. The pajamas are valued at $50.00 per dozen. Which of the following best represents how the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) units should be repo rted on CBP Form 7501?
- A 5 kg
- B 25 doz .
- C 25 doz. and 125 kg
- D 25 doz. and 5 kg
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Answer: C — 25 doz. and 125 kg
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See what the pass includes →Q36HTSUS 8708.99.8180 · GRI 1
What is the CLASSIFICATION of a set of four (4) molded, high - grade thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) floor mats, specifically shaped for passenger vehicles, which are packaged for retail sale and imported from India?
- A 3918.10.2000
- B 4016.91.0000
- C 5704.10.0090
- D 8708.99.8180
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Answer: D — 8708.99.8180
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See what the pass includes →Q37HTSUS 8536.70.0000 · Chapter 85 · Note 9
Which merchandise described below is CLASSIFIED under 8536.70.0000?
- A This unit is a 2" plastic cube with a single crimping tube through the cube. A single multi - strand fibre optic cable is pushed through the crimping tube which stabilizes the cable allowing fibre optic cable to be split into smaller strands which allows th e signal to be split and connected to multiple devices.
- B This unit is a 4" plastic cube with color - coded input and output ports on opposite ends of the cube. Each port contains a clamping tube into which the end of the fibre optic cable is inserted. Fibre optic bundles of colors matching the color - coded ports are inserted into the input and output ports. The purpose of the cube is to align the optical fibres end - to - end in a line. The cube does not amplify or modify the signal carried by the fibre optic bundles.
- C This unit is a rectangular 4"x3"x2" plastic box with a single port at each end. The box contains a signal amplifying integrated circuit which is used to increase the incoming signal from the optical fiber bundle inserted into the incoming port of the box and send the amplified signal through the optical fiber bundle inserted into the outgoing port of the box.
- D This unit is an 8"x8"x2" metal box with four (4) banks of optical fibre ports. The box contains multiple signal repeating integrated circuits which are used to boost the signal quality of the incoming signal from the optical fiber bundle before the signal exits through the outgoing fibre optic bundles.
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Answer: B — This unit is a 4" plastic cube with color - coded input and output ports on opposite ends of the cube. Each port contains a clamping tube into which the end of the fibre optic cable is inserted. Fibre optic bundles of colors matching the color - coded ports are inserted into the input and output ports. The purpose of the cube is to align the optical fibres end - to - end in a line. The cube does not amplify or modify the signal carried by the fibre optic bundles.
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See what the pass includes →Q38HTSUS 8308.90.3000 · Chapter 71 · Note 9(a)
What is the CLASSIFICATION of merchandise identified as "Polyhedral Bead Combo Pack?" The packaged beads contain 20 beads consisting of five shapes (cubes, pentagons, pyramids, hexagons, and dexagons) that are made of zinc alloy (zinc by weight is 98%). Each shape is approximatel y 3/8 inch on the diagonal. There is a hole drilled through the center of each shape. The shapes are strung on eight (8) inches of temporary wire made of steel. Except for the hole, the beads resemble polyhedral dice. The beads are in a plastic bag wit h a thin, printed cardboard topper which allows the package to be hung on a peg. The packaging states that the beads are intended to be used to make jewelry. Each package is invoiced at U.S. $1.99.
- A 7117.19.9000
- B 7901.20.0000
- C 8308.90.3000
- D 9504.90.6000
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Answer: C — 8308.90.3000
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See what the pass includes →Q39HTSUS 8481.80.9005 · G RI 1 and 6 · Section XVI · Note 3
What is the CLASSIFICATION of a beverage dispenser machine designed to dispense both soda and non - carbonated soft drinks? The dispenser is made of stainless steel and incorporates solenoid valves that allow the components of a beverage to be mixed, and ultimately dispensed, on dem and. It also features a “cold plate”, which uses a supply of ice provided by a different apparatus that does not accompany the instant merchandise at importation, to cool beverages before dispensing them (i.e., it is not imported with a refrigerating unit). The machine’s solenoid valves control the flow of liquid through the water and syrup lines, and their activation by a customer directly causes the machine to mix and release the beverages. The machine will be used in restaura nts, supermarkets, and cafeterias.
- A 8418.69.0130
- B 8481.80.9005
- C 8481.80.9050
- D 8509.40.0030
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Answer: B — 8481.80.9005
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See what the pass includes →Q40GRI 1 · General Note s 2 and 3 · HTSUS 9606.21.4000 · Chapter 96, Additional U.S. Note 2
What is the CLASSIFICATION and duty rate for a button of acrylic resin, not covered with textile material? The finished button is a product the U.S. Virgin Islands and is manufactured from button blanks produced in France.
- A 9606.21.2000 / Free
- B 9606.21.4000 / 0.3 cents/line/gross + 4.6%
- C 9606.21.4000 / Free
- D 9606.29.2000 / 0.3 cents/line/gross + 4.5%
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Answer: B — 9606.21.4000 / 0.3 cents/line/gross + 4.6%
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See what the pass includes →Q4119 CFR 144.36 · 19 CFR 144.32 · 19 CFR 18.1
When withdrawing merchandise from a bonded warehouse for transportation to another port of entry, which ONE of the following choices is NOT required on the in - bond application?
- A The original entry number, date of entry, date of entry summary, and port at which filed.
- B The quantity remaining in the warehouse after the withdrawal.
- C Visa, permit, or license information issued by the U.S. Government, foreign government or other issuing authority, relating to the merchandise.
- D The entered value of the merchandise.
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Answer: C — Visa, permit, or license information issued by the U.S. Government, foreign government or other issuing authority, relating to the merchandise.
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See what the pass includes →Which of the following answer choices meets the minimum quantity requirements for merchandise that may be withdrawn from a bonded warehouse without special authorization from the Commissioner of Customs?
- A Bulk merchandise that weighs 3 tons, of a total of 6 tons.
- B A half of a bale that weighs 500 lbs.
- C One fourth of a cask out of ten casks that each weigh one - half ton.
- D One and three - quarters boxes out of twenty boxes that each weigh 1000 lbs.
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Answer: A — Bulk merchandise that weighs 3 tons, of a total of 6 tons.
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See what the pass includes →Q4319 CFR 133.22(c)(3) · 19 CFR 133.22(c)(1) · 19 CFR 133.22(c)(4) · 19 CFR 148.55
If CBP has detained articles for bearing copying or simulating marks, all the following would enable the importer to obtain release of the articles EXCEPT :
- A If this detention is the importer’s first offense, the importer can pay a fine equal to the value the articles would have had if they were genuine.
- B The recordant gives written consent to the importation and such consent is furnished to appropriate Customs officials.
- C The objectionable mark is removed or obliterated as a condition to entry in such a manner as to be illegible and incapable of being reconstituted.
- D The articles of foreign manufacture bear a recorded trademark and the one - item personal exemption is claimed and allowed.
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Answer: A — If this detention is the importer’s first offense, the importer can pay a fine equal to the value the articles would have had if they were genuine.
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See what the pass includes →The operator of a foreign trade zone has _____ calendar days to prepare an annual reconciliation report after the end of the zone/subzone year, unless the port director authorizes an extension for reasonable cause.
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Answer: C — 90
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See what the pass includes →Q4519 CFR 190.181 · 19 CFR 190.182 · 19 CFR 146.44
Broker B's client wants to export 3,000 men's shirts upon which it paid duty, taxes, and fees at the time of importation by transferring the merchandise to a Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ). On proper application by Broker B, what zone status must the merchandise transferred to the FTZ have to be considered exported for purposes of drawback?
- A Non - privileged Foreign Status
- B Privileged Foreign Status
- C Zone restricted Status
- D Domestic Status
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Answer: C — Zone restricted Status
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See what the pass includes →A foreign trade zone operator discovers missing merchandise from a lot within the zone. If a consumption entry was filed, the missing merchandise would have been subject to $500.00 in duties and taxes. What is the minimum amount of shortage in quantity o f merchandise in a lot that requires a zone operator to file a written report to the port director immediately upon discovery?
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Answer: A — 1%
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See what the pass includes →A single entry bond was filed with an entry. What shall the port director do if a broker fails to file the entry summary in a timely manner?
- A Issue a penalty for the domestic value of the merchandise.
- B Make a demand for liquidated damages in the amount of the bond.
- C Cancel the entry and return it to the broker for refiling.
- D Liquidate the entry and send a bill for the duty due.
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Answer: B — Make a demand for liquidated damages in the amount of the bond.
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See what the pass includes →Q4819 CFR 142.12(b) · 19 CFR 182.31 · 19 CFR 171.12(e)
Using the provided calendar and facts, calculate 1) the date duties, taxes, and fees were DUE after customs release; 2) the last day to file a trade preference claim under the U.S. - Mexico - Canada Agreement (USMCA) under 19 U.S.C. 1520(d) for a refund of excess duties paid; and 3) the last day to file a protest under 19 U.S.C. 1514 for a claim unrel ated to a USMCA trade preference claim.
- The importer imported merchandise from Mexico.
- Entry line 001 was for merchandise that was not eligible for a duty preference claim and the value of the merchandise included an assist that had been fully apportioned on entries made during 2023.
- Entry line 002 was for merchandise upon which a duty preference claim was made at the time of entry under the USMCA; however the blanket certificate of origin for the merchandise had expired on January 1, 2024.
- Date of Import: January 8, 2024
- Date of Entry: January 9, 2024
- Date entry summary was filed and duties paid: January 19, 2024
- Pending Liquidation Date: November 22, 2024
- A CBP Import Specialist reviewed the entry and denied the preference claim by issuing a CBP Form 29 Notice of Action. The importer did not contest the notice of action.
- Actual liquidation date: March 15, 2024 when the Import Specialist processed the rate advance which generated a bill for the duty due. The importer wants to file a protest for the merchandise on line 001 for a refund of the duty paid on the assist that was inadvertently included, and the importer wants to file a post - entry claim for the USMCA duty preference claim that was denied.
- A January 19, 2024; September 11, 2024; September 11, 2024
- B January 24, 2024; January 8, 2025; September 11, 2024
- C January 22, 2024; January 9, 2025; May 21, 2025
- D January 23, 2024; January 19, 2025; June 13, 2024
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Answer: B — January 24, 2024; January 8, 2025; September 11, 2024
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See what the pass includes →Q4919 CFR Parts 141, 142, 159, 175 · ACE BRPD Chapters 1 and 6
Consumption entry ABC - 1234567 - 8 has been submitted to CBP after the importer had entered and received the merchandise. Upon receiving the merchandise, the importer realized they erred in reporting the imported quantity amount and fixed the consumption ent ry. Once CBP liquidated the entry, the importer asserted that CBP incorrectly assessed antidumping duties on the consumption entry. The below list represents the steps in the life cycle of the entry. Choose the answer that puts the steps in the correct order of occurrence: I. Liquidation II. Estimated duty payment III. Customs release IV. Post summary correction V. Protest under 19 USC 1514
- A III, II, IV, I, V
- B III, IV, II, V, I
- C I, II, III, IV, V
- D IV, II, III, V, I
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Answer: A — III, II, IV, I, V
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See what the pass includes →Q5019 CFR 24.36 · 19 CFR 141.61(d)(3)
An importer is owed a refund of duties, taxes, and fees on an entry, but wants the refund to be mailed in care of its broker. The broker's importer number was reported on the corresponding CBP Form 7501, Entry Summary, in the designated section. What form must the importer use to authorize the mailing of the refund check to its broker?
- A CBP Form 4811, Special Address Notification
- B CBP Form 5106, Create/Update Importer Identity Form
- C CBP Form 3347, Declaration of Owner
- D CBP Form 6059B, Customs Declaration
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Answer: A — CBP Form 4811, Special Address Notification
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See what the pass includes →After the merchandise has arrived, merchandise for which entry is required will be entered within ____ calendar days after landing from a vessel, aircraft or vehicle, or after arrival at the port of destination in the case of merchandise transported in bon d.
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Answer: A — 15
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See what the pass includes →Non - quota merchandise that is subject to the Section 232 Presidential Proclamation regarding steel and covered by an entry for immediate transportation made at the port of original importation, if entered for consumption at the port designated by the consignee or his agent in such transportation entry without having been taken into custody by the port director for genera l order under 19 USC 1490, shall be subject to the duty rates in effect when _____.
- A The immediate transportation entry was accepted at the port of original importation.
- B The shipment arrives at the final destination and a consumption entry is filed.
- C Never. Immediate transportation entries are not subject to duties because they are not actually entered into commerce.
- D The immediate transportation shipment is destined for the United States (date of export).
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Answer: A — The immediate transportation entry was accepted at the port of original importation.
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See what the pass includes →Q53ACE BRPD Chapter 6, Section 6.2
For a filer to submit a post - summary correction (PSC), the original entry summary or previously filed PSC must meet the following criteria:
- A Entry summary must be in accepted status, can be under CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and cannot be liquidated.
- B Entry summary must be in accepted status, cannot be under CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and must be liquidated.
- C Entry summary must be in non - accepted status, cannot be under CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and must be liquidated.
- D Entry summary must be in accepted status, cannot be under a CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and cannot be liquidated.
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Answer: D — Entry summary must be in accepted status, cannot be under a CBP review, must be in CBP control, must be fully paid, and cannot be liquidated.
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See what the pass includes →A broker’s client calls and informs the broker that the client ha s a vase from Egypt that they want to import. The vase was purchased from a bazaar vendor. The picture from the client raises concerns that the vase may be very old and, perhaps, archaeological material. What regulatory provision addresses whether such a shipment might be subject to import restrictions?
- A 19 CFR 12.41
- B 19 CFR 12.42
- C 19 CFR 12.45
- D 19 CFR 12.104g
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Answer: D — 19 CFR 12.104g
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See what the pass includes →Q5519 CFR 142.14(a) · 142.11(a)
An importer with merchandise currently in CBP custody at the Port of Laredo is substantially delinquent in the payment of several bills for additional duties owed. The Port Director of Laredo has provided written notice to the importer, specifying that if all delinquent bills are not paid within _______ working days, importations of his merchandise will be denied release until CBP Form _______ or its electronic equivalent is filed with the estimated duties attached.
- A 5; CBP Form 19
- B 10; CBP Form 78
- C 10; CBP Form 7501
- D 30; CBP Form 3461
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Answer: C — 10; CBP Form 7501
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See what the pass includes →What is the maximum value for a shipment of merchandise not qualifying for an exemption or exception, that may be entered as an informal entry (Type 11)?
- A $250.00.
- B $800.00.
- C $1,500.00.
- D $2,500.00.
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Answer: D — $2,500.00.
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See what the pass includes →Q5719 CFR 174 .11 · 19 CFR 174.11(b)(8)
Which of the below is a matter that could be subject to protest?
- A Because of a broker clerical error, non - dutiable charges were not deducted when reporting the entered value on the entry summary. The entered value needs to be adjusted and a duty refund requested on the unliquidated entry summary.
- B CBP refused to allow amendment of a protest involving one entry 200 days after the underlying entry was liquidated.
- C CBP liquidated a drawback claim with a refund on a drawback claim where the accelerated payment was completed.
- D CBP denied a post - summary 19 USC 1520(d) claim under the United States - Peru Trade Promotion Agreement filed in the ACE Protest Module.
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Answer: D — CBP denied a post - summary 19 USC 1520(d) claim under the United States - Peru Trade Promotion Agreement filed in the ACE Protest Module.
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See what the pass includes →Which publication contains a list of corporations authorized to act as sureties on bonds, with the amount in which each may be accepted?
- A Customs Bulletin
- B Treasury Department Circular 570
- C Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) Entry Summary Business Rules and Process Document
- D 19 CFR Part 113, Appendix A
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Answer: B — Treasury Department Circular 570
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See what the pass includes →Q5919 CFR 113.63 · 19 CFR 113.62 · 19 CFR 113.64 · 19 CFR 113.65
When an individual or organization files a bond with CBP the activity in which they plan on engaging will be identified on the bond. The bond conditions correspond to the activity that will be incorporated by reference into the bond. For example, when a person files a(n) _____ bond it can only be a continuous bond.
- A basic importation and entry
- B international carriers
- C basic custodial
- D repayment of erroneous drawback
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Answer: C — basic custodial
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See what the pass includes →When is the earliest date a continuous bond application may be filed if the requested effective date is March 1, 2025?
- A 60 days prior to the effective date
- B 45 days prior to the effective date
- C 30 days prior to the effective date
- D 15 days prior to the effective date
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Answer: A — 60 days prior to the effective date
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See what the pass includes →Q6119 CFR 134.43(a) · 19 CFR 134.11 · 19 CFR 134.1(b)
Die - cut steel scissors were bolted together and manufactured as completely finished scissors in China, fitted with rubberized non - slip grips handles in Germany, and ultimately imported into the United States. What is the correct country of origin and marking method?
- A "Made in Beijing" printed on a hangtag.
- B "Made in China" printed on a sticker attached to the scissors.
- C "Made in China" die stamped into the scissors.
- D "Made in Germany" printed on a hangtag
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Answer: C — "Made in China" die stamped into the scissors.
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See what the pass includes →Q6219 CFR 102.21(a) · 19 CFR 102.22(a) · 19 CFR 102.22(b)(1)(i) · 19 CFR 102.22(c)(1)(v) · 19 CFR 102.22(d)
Cotton seeds from the cotton species Gossypium barbadense are imported into the U.S. from Egypt. Plants of the species Gossypium barbadense grow the cotton commonly known as Egyptian Cotton. The cotton seeds are planted in Mississippi and then the cotton is harvested. The harvested cotton is turned into 100% cotton thread in the Dominican Republic. The 100% cotton thread is woven into cotton fabric suitable for making shirts and this fabric is cut into pieces in Vietnam. The cut pieces are sewn into sh irts in Israel using 100% cotton thread and exported to the United States. What is the country of origin of the shirts?
- A Egypt
- B United States
- C Vietnam
- D Israel
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Answer: D — Israel
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See what the pass includes →Which of the following is NOT an example of a good "wholly obtained or produced" in the United States?
- A Coal mined in West Virginia.
- B A vegetable harvested in Iowa for export to Mexico.
- C A moon rock retrieved by a U.S. astronaut.
- D A car assembled in Ohio using imported parts.
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Answer: D — A car assembled in Ohio using imported parts.
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See what the pass includes →Q6419 CFR 12.11 · 19 CFR 4.3 · 19 CFR 12.91(b) · 19 CFR 141.113
Every year more than one billion cut flowers are imported into the United States for Valentines Day and Mother's Day. Which regulatory provision in Title 19 of the Code of Federal Regulations describes the entry and release process of the cut flowers?
- A 19 CFR 4.3
- B 19 CFR 12.11
- C 19 CFR 12.91(b)
- D 19 CFR 141.113
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Answer: B — 19 CFR 12.11
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See what the pass includes →Which of the following statements best describes the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)?
- A The TSCA governs the importation into the customs territory of the U.S. of food, drugs, devices, cosmetics, and tobacco products.
- B The TSCA governs the manufacturing, production, and distribution of controlled dangerous substances (CDS) in the U.S. and articles containing controlled dangerous substances.
- C The TSCA governs the importation into the customs territory of the U.S. of a chemical substance in bulk form or as part of a mixture, and articles containing a chemical substance or mixture.
- D The TSCA governs the importation into the customs territory of the U.S. of pesticides, fungicides, rodenticides, and devices related to such substances.
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Answer: C — The TSCA governs the importation into the customs territory of the U.S. of a chemical substance in bulk form or as part of a mixture, and articles containing a chemical substance or mixture.
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See what the pass includes →Merchandise imported from either Canada or Mexico under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the U.S. ( HTSUS) subheading 9811.00.60 is a "commercial sample of negligible value" if the commercial sample is _____.
- A Worth less than $5.00 individually
- B Worth less than $1,000.00 in aggregate
- C Worth less than $1.00 individually
- D Physically marked but still suitable for sale or use
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Answer: C — Worth less than $1.00 individually
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See what the pass includes →Q67HTSUS, G N 25(n)(iii)(A)
According to the United States - Singapore Free Trade Agreement (SFTA), what are the rules of origin for agricultural goods exported from Singapore to the United States, which are grown in the Singapore or the United States (i.e. an SFTA country), started fr om seeds imported from a country other than Singapore or the United States (i.e. a non - SFTA country)? The agricultural goods are not subject to the specified exclusion.
- A The agricultural goods are treated as manufactured goods from a non - SFTA country.
- B The agricultural goods are treated as originating in the non - SFTA country.
- C The agricultural goods are treated as originating in the SFTA territory.
- D The rules of origin for these agricultural goods depend on how they are harvested.
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Answer: C — The agricultural goods are treated as originating in the SFTA territory.
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See what the pass includes →Q6819 CFR 351.102 (b) (40)
When does an antidumping or countervailing duty (AD/CVD) proceeding begin, assuming the proceeding was not self - initiated by the United States?
- A On the date of the rescission of initiation
- B On the date of the filing of the petition
- C On the date of the publication of notice of initiation of investigation
- D When the sunset review begins
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Answer: B — On the date of the filing of the petition
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See what the pass includes →Upon conclusion of an investigation under 19 CFR 165.15, CBP will make a determination based on _____ as to whether covered merchandise was entered into the customs territory of the United States through evasion.
- A probable cause
- B clear and convincing evidence
- C preponderance of evidence
- D substantial evidence
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Answer: D — substantial evidence
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See what the pass includes →Three importers of covered merchandise have multiple allegations of evading antidumping/countervailing (AD/CVD) orders. Which of the following is TRUE about the consolidation of these allegations?
- A Consolidation into a single investigation may be made at any point, including after the issuance of a determination of evasion to at least one of the importers.
- B Consolidation into a single investigation is not permissible when multiple importers are involved.
- C Consolidation into a single investigation is permissible only when another Federal agency requests it.
- D Consolidation into a single investigation may be made at CBP’s discretion.
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Answer: D — Consolidation into a single investigation may be made at CBP’s discretion.
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See what the pass includes →Q7119 CFR 132.6 · HTSUS, GN 3(b)
Choose the correct answer to fill in the blank. Reduced or modified duty rates under tariff - rate quotas established pursuant to section 350 of the Tariff Act of 1930, as amended and extended (19 U.S.C. 1351), are not applicable to products imported direct ly or indirectly from _____.
- A Mongolia
- B South Africa
- C Republic of Belarus
- D Syria
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Answer: C — Republic of Belarus
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See what the pass includes →Which QUOTA is the one which permits a limited number of specified merchandise to be entered or withdrawn for consumption during specified periods?
- A Absolute (or quantitative) quota
- B Qualitative quota
- C Tariff - rate quota
- D Priority quota
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Answer: A — Absolute (or quantitative) quota
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See what the pass includes →Q73HTSUS Chapter 18 Additional U.S. Note 2
For the aggregate quantity of chocolate containing over 5.5 percent by weight of butterfat (excluding articles for consumption at retail as candy or confection), which one of the following countries shall have access to "not less than 3,379,279 kg"?
- A Australia
- B Ireland
- C Netherlands
- D United Kingdom
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Answer: D — United Kingdom
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See what the pass includes →Q7419 CFR 152.103(a)(2) · 19 CFR 15 2.102(f)
Acme Company in the United States paid $7,000 to a Brazilian factory for a shipment of hula hoops, CIF terms of sale. The $7,000 consists of $6,500 for the toys and $500 for ocean freight and insurance. The Brazilian factory charged Acme Company $8,250 f or the toys; however, because the Brazilian factory owed Acme Company $1,750, the Brazilian factory charged only $6,500 for the hula hoops. What is the transaction value?
- A $6,500.00
- B $7,000.00
- C $8,250.00
- D $8,750.00
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Answer: C — $8,250.00
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See what the pass includes →Q75HTSUS GN 3 (b) · HTSUS 7606.12.3035 · HTSUS 9903.90.09 · Chapter 99, Subchapter III, U.S. Note 30
Disregarding antidumping and/or countervailing duties, if any, what is the duty rate of an imported aluminum product valued at $39,999.00 with a country of origin of the Russian Federation classified under subheading 7606.12.3035?
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Answer: C — 70%
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See what the pass includes →Q7619 CFR 152.102(i) · 19 CFR 152.102(d) · 19 CFR 152.102(a)
When determining the valuation of merchandise, which of the following best describes “similar merchandise”?
- A Merchandise that incorporates or reflects any engineering, development, artwork, design work, or plan or sketch supplied at reduced cost by the buyer of the merchandise being appraised.
- B Merchandise produced by the same industry or industry sector as the merchandise being appraised.
- C Merchandise produced in the same country and by the same person as the merchandise being appraised.
- D Merchandise identical in all respects to the merchandise being appraised.
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Answer: C — Merchandise produced in the same country and by the same person as the merchandise being appraised.
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See what the pass includes →Q7719 CFR 152.103(b)( 1 ) · 19 CFR 152.102(a) · 19 CFR 152.103(d)
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 luxury watches?
- A The watch face and band pattern designed in Switzerland, which is provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer to the foreign manufacturer.
- B The royalty fees related to the luxury watches which the U.S. buyer is required to pay as a condition of the sale.
- C The cost of several milling machines provided free of charge by the U.S. buyer/importer to the foreign manufacturer/exporter to cut and shape parts such as gears.
- D The shipping costs paid by the U.S. buyer to import the luxury watches.
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Answer: D — The shipping costs paid by the U.S. buyer to import the luxury watches.
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See what the pass includes →Which of the following relationships does not qualify as “related persons” for the purpose of determining value?
- A An employee and employer
- B An importer of record and a bond surety company
- C A grandfather and granddaughter
- D A corporation and a 5% shareholder
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Answer: B — An importer of record and a bond surety company
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See what the pass includes →Which program indicator for products eligible for special tariff treatment is used to claim the Column 1 duty preference under the Agreement on Trade in Pharmaceutical Products?
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Answer: D — K
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See what the pass includes →A mold for toys was provided free of charge to a French manufacturer by the U.S. importer. The original cost of the mold was $180,000 but 2/3 of the useful life of the mold had been used by the U.S. importer prior to sending it to France. The U.S. Importer paid the freight cost of $1,600. When calculating transaction value, what is the total value of the assist for the mold?
- A $0.00
- B $61,600.00
- C $180,000.00
- D $181,600.00 Section 3: Examination Process Evaluation Survey This survey is administered to collect information about the Customs Broker License E xamination process (CBLE). The survey is voluntary , and your responses will have no impact on your score. 1. When using references while completing the CBLE, I used electronic references instead of paper references _____ of the time. A. 0% B. 01% - 25% C. 26% - 50% D. 51% - 75% E. 76% - 100% 2. What is your background regarding Customs laws and regulations? A. Former CBP employee B. Currently works or has worked for a broker in the past C. Currently works or has worked for an importer on trade issues in the past D. No working experience with Customs laws and regulations E. Currently works or has worked for both broker and importer in the past 3. How did you prepare for the Customs Broker License Exam? A. Took an in - person course through an educational institution B. Took an online course through an educational institution C. Self - prepared D. Did not spend time preparing for the examination 4. Approximately how many hours did you spend preparing for the examination? A. 1 - 10 B. 11 - 25 C. 26 - 100 D. More than 100 E. Did not spend time preparing for the examination 5. How difficult was the examination? A. Very easy B. Easy C. Moderate D. Difficult E. Very Difficult 6. Would you have like more, less or the same amount of time for this examination? A. Less time – I finished early B. Same amount of time – it was just right C. Slightly more time – to consider or review my answers D. More time – I did not finish the examination
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Answer: B — $61,600.00
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