CUSECO 2026 CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ Export regulations clause. Answer: This agreement is subject to
all United States laws and regulations relating to exports and to all
administrative acts of the US Government pursuant to such laws and
regulations. This clause must be in both manufacturing License
Agreements and Technical Assistance Agreements.
◉ Administrative Law Judge. Answer: In proceedings before the
Administrative Law Judge, the judge may request the parties to their
counsel to a prehearing conference.
◉ Missile Technology Control Regime. Answer: The following are
countries which were original members of the Missile Technology
Control Regime: The United States, the United Kingdom, the Federal
Republic of Germany, and Italy.
◉ Temporary import of defense articles. Answer: The temporary
import of defense articles into the United States is regulated by The
Department of State.
◉ Foreign Trade Zone. Answer: Under the ITAR, a Foreign Trade
Zone is considered an integral part of the United States.
,◉ Amendment to a license. Answer: An amendment to a license will
be considered for change in source of commodity.
◉ Export without documentary requirements. Answer: This is a type
of export that may be made to some destinations without meeting
the documentary requirements of 123.1(c) (4) and (5) concerning
purchase orders: associated technical data for commercial
communications satellites.
◉ Brokering activities. Answer: Under ITAR, a person involved in
brokering activities does not require a license for brokering
activities undertaken for an agency of the US government.
◉ completed nontransfer and use certificate (DSP-83). Answer:
Must be executed by the foreign end-user and submitted to the
Department of State of the US before any transfer may take place.
◉ Manufacturing License Agreements. Answer: Must relate to
significant military equipment.
◉ charging letter. Answer: Must be answered within 30 days after
service.
,◉ manufacturing license agreement termination notification.
Answer: DDTC must be notified in writing not less than 30 days
prior to the expiration.
◉ export license. Answer: Must bear the word license.
◉ General prohibition 10. Answer: A company cannot ship under
available exceptions if it would be in violation of this prohibition.
◉ exporting without applying for an export license. Answer: A
possible reason is EAR 99.
◉ denied person under a standard denial order. Answer: Cannot
ship under any circumstances.
◉ certificate for goods made in the USA. Answer: Can be fulfilled for
goods made in the USA with no materials from Canada.
◉ CIV exception. Answer: Refers to Country group D.
◉ EXW sale from the United States. Answer: The seller has the
responsibility for export compliance.
, ◉ General Prohibitions. Answer: Address several processes
including a transshipment which occurs via Russia.
◉ LVS qualification. Answer: For two products under the same
ECCN, you may ship up to $24,000 total per year of either or both
products at a time.
◉ retaining records under the EAR. Answer: It is possible to retain
reproductions instead of originals.
◉ export record retention period. Answer: Records must be kept
until August 5, five years hence from the date of export.
◉ NLR. Answer: No License Required
◉ EAR 99. Answer: A product that is not enumerated in the CCL can
qualify for this designation.
◉ Diversion Clause. Answer: "These commodities, technology or
software were exported from the US in accordance with the Export
Administration Regulations. Diversion contrary to US law
prohibited.
EVALUATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ Export regulations clause. Answer: This agreement is subject to
all United States laws and regulations relating to exports and to all
administrative acts of the US Government pursuant to such laws and
regulations. This clause must be in both manufacturing License
Agreements and Technical Assistance Agreements.
◉ Administrative Law Judge. Answer: In proceedings before the
Administrative Law Judge, the judge may request the parties to their
counsel to a prehearing conference.
◉ Missile Technology Control Regime. Answer: The following are
countries which were original members of the Missile Technology
Control Regime: The United States, the United Kingdom, the Federal
Republic of Germany, and Italy.
◉ Temporary import of defense articles. Answer: The temporary
import of defense articles into the United States is regulated by The
Department of State.
◉ Foreign Trade Zone. Answer: Under the ITAR, a Foreign Trade
Zone is considered an integral part of the United States.
,◉ Amendment to a license. Answer: An amendment to a license will
be considered for change in source of commodity.
◉ Export without documentary requirements. Answer: This is a type
of export that may be made to some destinations without meeting
the documentary requirements of 123.1(c) (4) and (5) concerning
purchase orders: associated technical data for commercial
communications satellites.
◉ Brokering activities. Answer: Under ITAR, a person involved in
brokering activities does not require a license for brokering
activities undertaken for an agency of the US government.
◉ completed nontransfer and use certificate (DSP-83). Answer:
Must be executed by the foreign end-user and submitted to the
Department of State of the US before any transfer may take place.
◉ Manufacturing License Agreements. Answer: Must relate to
significant military equipment.
◉ charging letter. Answer: Must be answered within 30 days after
service.
,◉ manufacturing license agreement termination notification.
Answer: DDTC must be notified in writing not less than 30 days
prior to the expiration.
◉ export license. Answer: Must bear the word license.
◉ General prohibition 10. Answer: A company cannot ship under
available exceptions if it would be in violation of this prohibition.
◉ exporting without applying for an export license. Answer: A
possible reason is EAR 99.
◉ denied person under a standard denial order. Answer: Cannot
ship under any circumstances.
◉ certificate for goods made in the USA. Answer: Can be fulfilled for
goods made in the USA with no materials from Canada.
◉ CIV exception. Answer: Refers to Country group D.
◉ EXW sale from the United States. Answer: The seller has the
responsibility for export compliance.
, ◉ General Prohibitions. Answer: Address several processes
including a transshipment which occurs via Russia.
◉ LVS qualification. Answer: For two products under the same
ECCN, you may ship up to $24,000 total per year of either or both
products at a time.
◉ retaining records under the EAR. Answer: It is possible to retain
reproductions instead of originals.
◉ export record retention period. Answer: Records must be kept
until August 5, five years hence from the date of export.
◉ NLR. Answer: No License Required
◉ EAR 99. Answer: A product that is not enumerated in the CCL can
qualify for this designation.
◉ Diversion Clause. Answer: "These commodities, technology or
software were exported from the US in accordance with the Export
Administration Regulations. Diversion contrary to US law
prohibited.
