CUSTOMS CERTIFIED SPECIALIST
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION 2026 SOLVED
QUESTION SET GRADED A+
◉ Generally, imported merchandise is release using a(n):.
Answer: CF 3461
◉ T/F: Duty is not required to be paid on merchandise that is
released at time of entry and later found to be prohibited provided
certain steps are taken to export or destroy the merchandise.
Answer: True
◉ For entry summaries that are not filed within the legislated time
frame, the port director can:.
Answer: make a request for liquidated damages.
◉ Select the best meaning for this punctuation mark: the colon (:).
Answer: Is used to indicate that additional information follows
which pertains to the goods specified.
, ◉ T/F: Tariff Preference Levels (TPLs) allow for goods not meeting
the rules of origin to benefit from entry under preferential duty
rates..
Answer: True
◉ Select the best meaning for this punctuation mark: the semi-colon
(;).
Answer: Indicates a dull stop and that the portions of the
classification on either side of this punctuation mark are separate
and distinct from each other.
◉ Which of the following is the best definition for the term "in part
of"?.
Answer: The goods contain a significant quantity of the named
material.
◉ Select the best meaning for this punctuation mark: the comma (,).
Answer: Is used to separate a list or series of goods.
◉ T/F: Unless specifically exempted, all imported goods, including
foreign articles reshipped from a U.S. possession and imported
articles repacked or manipulated, are subject to Country of Origin
marking regulations..
Answer: True
CERTIFICATION EVALUATION 2026 SOLVED
QUESTION SET GRADED A+
◉ Generally, imported merchandise is release using a(n):.
Answer: CF 3461
◉ T/F: Duty is not required to be paid on merchandise that is
released at time of entry and later found to be prohibited provided
certain steps are taken to export or destroy the merchandise.
Answer: True
◉ For entry summaries that are not filed within the legislated time
frame, the port director can:.
Answer: make a request for liquidated damages.
◉ Select the best meaning for this punctuation mark: the colon (:).
Answer: Is used to indicate that additional information follows
which pertains to the goods specified.
, ◉ T/F: Tariff Preference Levels (TPLs) allow for goods not meeting
the rules of origin to benefit from entry under preferential duty
rates..
Answer: True
◉ Select the best meaning for this punctuation mark: the semi-colon
(;).
Answer: Indicates a dull stop and that the portions of the
classification on either side of this punctuation mark are separate
and distinct from each other.
◉ Which of the following is the best definition for the term "in part
of"?.
Answer: The goods contain a significant quantity of the named
material.
◉ Select the best meaning for this punctuation mark: the comma (,).
Answer: Is used to separate a list or series of goods.
◉ T/F: Unless specifically exempted, all imported goods, including
foreign articles reshipped from a U.S. possession and imported
articles repacked or manipulated, are subject to Country of Origin
marking regulations..
Answer: True
