CUSECO 2026 FINAL PAPER QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉A temporary import: Answer: May only be returned to the country
from which it was shipped or taken, although it may transit another
country while en route.
◉You negotiated an agreement for technical assistance with a
customer in Peru. The agreement states that it shall not enter into
force without the approval of the US government. It also states that
for 60 days, the customer may unilaterally cancel the contract for
any reason. Before concluding the agreement, you obtained US
government approval to proceed. Now the customer has decided to
use the provision and cancel the contract. Answer: You advise the US
government of the cancellation within 60 days if the decision.
◉A presiding official has authority from: Answer: The US
government
◉An end-item is: Answer: the smallest component of an article or an
assembled article ready for it's intended use.
,◉In order to enforce export compliance regulations, including ITAR,
US Customs at an airport may: Answer: Detain a shipment for
export, cause a shipment for export to be unloaded for inspection,
investigate a shipment for export.
◉Permanent export of classified defense articles: Answer: uses a
specific application form used for no other purpose.
◉A possible mitigating factor can be: Answer: voluntary disclosure
◉We have a contract for the sale of defense articles for which we
plan to apply for an export license. We plan to provide training for
repair of the goods, which we consider routine, but we questions if
some might consider it to be major "depot-level" repair. We can:
Answer: obtain an advisory opinion from DDTC or apply for
approval from the DDTC for the defense services.
◉A party who is considered an "applicant" within the meaning of
part 130: Answer: Is not the same as a "registrant" and is not the
same as an "empowered official"
◉The USML includes: Answer: Some firearms, some torpedoes, and
some aircraft
, ◉Technical Data cannot be considered: Answer: A defense article, a
defense service.
◉Information which is published in a book which is generally
accessible or available to the public through bookstores and libraries
can be considered: Answer: In the public domain
◉An application for a license for temporary export of unclassified
defense articles is made on: Answer: DSP-73
◉Permanent import of defense articles into the United States is
regulated by: Answer: Department of Justice's Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives
◉The requirements of 124.1 on manufacturing license agreements
apply: Answer: Whether or not technical data is to be disclosed
◉You have negotiated a contract for a manufacturing license
agreement (for manufacture of significant military equipment) with
a company in a non-NATO country, and are applying for an export
license. Under ITAR, Answer: The Department of State must advise
Congress.
◉Proceedings to impose debarment or civil penalties under CFR
127.7 or CFR 127.10 are initiated by: Answer: a charging letter
AND VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
◉A temporary import: Answer: May only be returned to the country
from which it was shipped or taken, although it may transit another
country while en route.
◉You negotiated an agreement for technical assistance with a
customer in Peru. The agreement states that it shall not enter into
force without the approval of the US government. It also states that
for 60 days, the customer may unilaterally cancel the contract for
any reason. Before concluding the agreement, you obtained US
government approval to proceed. Now the customer has decided to
use the provision and cancel the contract. Answer: You advise the US
government of the cancellation within 60 days if the decision.
◉A presiding official has authority from: Answer: The US
government
◉An end-item is: Answer: the smallest component of an article or an
assembled article ready for it's intended use.
,◉In order to enforce export compliance regulations, including ITAR,
US Customs at an airport may: Answer: Detain a shipment for
export, cause a shipment for export to be unloaded for inspection,
investigate a shipment for export.
◉Permanent export of classified defense articles: Answer: uses a
specific application form used for no other purpose.
◉A possible mitigating factor can be: Answer: voluntary disclosure
◉We have a contract for the sale of defense articles for which we
plan to apply for an export license. We plan to provide training for
repair of the goods, which we consider routine, but we questions if
some might consider it to be major "depot-level" repair. We can:
Answer: obtain an advisory opinion from DDTC or apply for
approval from the DDTC for the defense services.
◉A party who is considered an "applicant" within the meaning of
part 130: Answer: Is not the same as a "registrant" and is not the
same as an "empowered official"
◉The USML includes: Answer: Some firearms, some torpedoes, and
some aircraft
, ◉Technical Data cannot be considered: Answer: A defense article, a
defense service.
◉Information which is published in a book which is generally
accessible or available to the public through bookstores and libraries
can be considered: Answer: In the public domain
◉An application for a license for temporary export of unclassified
defense articles is made on: Answer: DSP-73
◉Permanent import of defense articles into the United States is
regulated by: Answer: Department of Justice's Bureau of Alcohol,
Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives
◉The requirements of 124.1 on manufacturing license agreements
apply: Answer: Whether or not technical data is to be disclosed
◉You have negotiated a contract for a manufacturing license
agreement (for manufacture of significant military equipment) with
a company in a non-NATO country, and are applying for an export
license. Under ITAR, Answer: The Department of State must advise
Congress.
◉Proceedings to impose debarment or civil penalties under CFR
127.7 or CFR 127.10 are initiated by: Answer: a charging letter
