Question 1
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BIS stands for what?
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Bureau of Industry Safety
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Bureau of Industry and Securtity
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Bureau of Industry Satisfaction
Question 2
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What does OFAC stand for?
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Office of Foreign Aid Councel
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Office of Foreign Action Councel
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Office of Foreign Assets Control
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Office of Food and Aid Control
Question 3
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The Department of State (DOS) is in control of which of the agencies below:
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Export Administration Regulations (EAR) & Bureau of Industry & Security (BIS)
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Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) & International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR)
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Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) & Foreign Assets Control Regulations
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U.S. Customs & Border Protection (USCBP)
Question 4
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An item is subject to the EAR unless
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It was made outside of the U.S
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U.S. item being exchanged between foreign countries
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In the U.S. but created in a foreign country
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It is under the sole jurisdiction of another agency
Question 5
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Retention period for record keeping is
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3 years
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1 year
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10 years
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5 years
Question 6
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General Prohibitions 1 - 3 include
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Denial Orders
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Export or reexport controlled items to countries for which a license is required.
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Reexport or export from abroad foreign-made items incorporating more than a de minimis amount of controlled U.S. content to countries for which a license is required
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Exports or reexports to prohibited end-users and end-uses
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Reexport or export from abroad the foreign produced direct product of U.S. technology and software to countries for which a license is required
Question 7
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General Prohibition 9 relates to in-transit shipments
Question 8
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Proceeding with a transaction with knowledge that a violation has occurred or is about to occur is considered "Self Blinding" and is prohibited in International Law.
Question 9
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Which countries below are currently on the embargo list?
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Cuba
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Haiti
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Rwanda
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Sudan
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Syria
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Afghanastan
Question 10
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A license exception is an authorization to export or reexport without a license
Question 11
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License Exception "GBS" stands for Group B Shipments
Question 12
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An example of a Transaction-Based License Exception is RPL/Service & Replacement of Parts & Equipment
Question 13
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It is necessary to screen all parties to a transaction of items under both CCL and EAR99
Question 14
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General Prohibitions 1-3 refer to:
Question 15
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SNAP-R is BIS's on-line electronic license application submission system available at no-cost.
Question 16
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The U.S. principal party in interest (USPPI) is the
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Freight fowarder
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U.S. Government
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Exporter
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Broker
Question 17
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Other agencies that play a part in the U.S. Export Control System are the
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Central Itelligence Agency
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DOS Bureau of Political-Military Affairs
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DOD Defense Technology Security Administration
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Department of Energy
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All of the above
Question 18
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Most commercial items are designated EAR99