A suit seeking an injunction has been filed by 22 Attorneys General to block transfer of certain USML category I, II, III items to the EAR. The final ...
Read MoreOn February 18th, DECCS will go live. D-Trade will no longer be available as of February 14th. Please contact our firm for instructions on how to gra...
Read MoreAs part of Export Control Reform that began in 2011, the Department of State and the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security have publis...
Read MoreDefense Export Control and Compliance System (DECCS) On February 3rd, all licensing and registration services will migrate from D-Trade and EFS to DDT...
Read MoreIf your company will be participating and exhibiting products at Air Shows or Trade Shows, it is important that any military/defense products, includi...
Read MoreDDTC has recently published a final rule defining what is not considered an export, retransfer, or temporary import of certain ITAR controlled items. ...
Read MoreAs we usher in 2020, now is a good time to do a yearly check on your compliance programs to identify any areas that may be lacking and regulations tha...
Read MoreExporters who use the Canadian Exemption provision (22 CFR §126.5) for the export of defense services should remember to have a written agreement with...
Read MoreIf you have foreign national employees, it may be necessary to secure BIS or DDTC licensing for those employee to access controlled technical data and...
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