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Describe the purpose of export control. (I)
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Demonstrate practical knowledge of the United States export laws as
they apply to national security, foreign policy and short supply of
domestic products. (I)
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Locate and explain the sections of the Bureau of Export
administration's commodity control list and identify a specific
product's export commodity control number (ECCN) for export
documentation purposes. (I)
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List the services and capabilities of the Newport Beach Bureau of
Export Administration. Note: This is the only such office of the BXA
outside Washington, D.C. It services Alaska, Arizona, California,
Hawaii, Idaho, New Mexico, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Guam.
(I)
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Determine if a validated export license is required or if a product
may be exported under a general license. (II)
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Fill out export license application forms for individual validated
licenses. (II)
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Describe the requirements and uses of special distribution licenses.
(II)
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Complete required documentation for export clearance including
shipper's export declaration, destination control statements, consular
invoices, and certificates of origin. (III)
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Describe export law enforcement and penalties for violations. (IV)
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Identify "red flag" indications of potentially illegal exports. (IV)
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