The phrase “see-through rule” is a colloquial phrase popularly used to refer to the impact of certain ITAR controls. Specifically, it refers to the f...
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COMMERCE PROVIDES RELIEF FOR EXPORTERS WITH SIX-MONTH EXTENSION ON LICENSES New Streamlined Process Designed to Hasten Approvals Recognizing the impor...
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The EAR has updated 10 ECCNs in response to the Wassenaur Plenary meeting. This final rule implements multilateral controls on six recently developed ...
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So far in 2020, the restricted parties lists published by the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), OFAC and the State Department have been updated m...
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Recent Department of Defense actions have established a hard line on denying commercial (ECCN 9A991 etc.) aerospace exports to China. If you export to...
Read MoreOn Friday, September 11th BIS updated the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and Commerce Control List (CCL) to harmonize with the Wassenaar Arra...
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U.S. persons and companies are discouraged, and sometimes required to refuse to participate in foreign boycotts that are not endorsed by the United St...
Read MoreIt is best practice before you export an item to receive a Letter of Intent (LOI) or End Use Statement (EUS) from your foreign customer. These stateme...
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On July 31, the EAR was amended to remove the availability of license exceptions for Hong Kong. This follows the announcement on June 30th and the Exe...
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In response to the national emergency President Trump declared on March 13, 2020, as a result of the SARS-COV2 pandemic, the Department of State has t...
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