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Wednesday, April 9, 2008
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8 comments:
please help explain answer to question #80. it says E but what about A (parachute)? please clarify
I got 22 wrong...
Which questions are protestable?
Please help!!!
Comment to Steve
Check out the comments made under the article posted on May 6 (Customs Broker Exam Pass Rate) and in the one published on April 8Potential Results of the Exam). The Wizard has provided a few potential questions and other bloggers have mentioned a few more. Write and submit your protests, but don't stop studying for the next exam. It's not likely you will receive a response from CBP until several days before the next exam, if even that soon.
Question 51 - Please advise if patent leather shoes being a quota restricted commodity under a single entry bond require the amount of three times the total entered value?
Comment - Question 51
If the merchandise falls into one of the categories of merchandise subject to other agency requirements (FDA, EPA, BATF, CPSC, Agriculture, FCC and TSCA) where failure to redeliver could pose a threat to the public health and safety, then the bond will be executed in an amount which is not less than three times the total entered value of the merchandise.
Even though Answer C, patent leather shoes, may be regulated by the FWS, it is not regulated by the agencies listed in CD 3510-004 and the shoes would not pose a threat to public health or safety.
If you can prove patent leather shoes are subject to quota, you may have an argument using CD 3510-004.
Q61
Wizard:
Being that the silk yarn and silk fabric are from China...and the fact that silk determines the classification of the pullovers made of silk, is it considered the country of origin China under any circumstances?
Comment to Question 61
See Chapter Rule 2 under Chapter 61 in GN 25 (o).
HI,
Did anyone from Philadelphia protested April Exam?
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