Custom Broker License Practice Exam

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• How many days do you have to pay after a request for additional duties form 29?
• Which addition would NOT typically be included in the transaction value?
• How long do you have to prove the use of a product after an entry, such as limestone for fertilizer?
• Which document is essential for claiming duty-free benefits in trade?
• Which entries require a bond?
• The 35% appraised value cannot be derived from which of the following?
• If textiles are involved, how long can customs recall merchandise for verification?
• What is a specific duty typically based on?
• How long can a product stay in a customs bonded warehouse?
• Which of the following is always classified as NDC?
• What is a tariff rate quota?
• What type of loss does form 301 for custom vans cover?
• Can dangerous goods be stored in a warehouse?
• What constitutes a substantial transformation in product classification?
• What does ‘customs’ refer to in the context of bonds?
• How many types of entries are there?
• What role does proof of export play in the re-importation process?
• What is a general order warehouse?
• What is the bond amount required on a temporary importation bond?
• Which type of duty combines both ad valorem and specific duties?
• What is an absolute quota?
• What must be detailed on an invoice regarding the merchandise?
• What is typically excluded from any deductions in transaction valuation?
• What occurs if merchandise remains in the general order warehouse for the specified time?
• What does NDC value stand for?
• What is a common reason for duty-free eligibility upon return of U.S. goods?
• What happens if an imported article does not meet the marking requirements?
• What should an importer do when CBP issues a demand for payment for liquidated damages?
• What documents are required for articles that are imported, duty paid, exported, and re-imported?
• How long do you have to file a NAFTA claim?
• What does the term "J-List" refer to?
• What are the four types of duties?
• What does the term "IV" refer to in customs values?
• What is referred to as an "assist" in customs terminology?
• What is the basis for appraised value concerning the country?
• According to customs regulations, currency conversion is based on what?
• What is the minimum quantity that can be removed from a warehouse?
• What is valuation primarily based on?
• What document is needed when there is a discrepancy in the quantity of products during customs examination?
• When should you use the exchange rate on a holiday or weekend?
• How long do you have after merchandise reaches its final destination on an Immediate Transportation to give customs the 7512 document?
• When is the duty rate applicable on a warehouse entry?
• What defines an informal entry?
• When is the deadline for filing an entry after the import date?
• Which type of goods are generally eligible for duty-free treatment?
• What is the significance of the NEV in customs processes?
• What characterizes a formal entry?
• What is considered dutiable under articles exported for repairs and alterations?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the types of entries?
• If customs rejects your entry summary for errors, how many days do you have to correct and return it?
• What is the significance of the country of origin marking for imported goods?
• What is the minimum amount required for an importer security filing bond?
• A single bond is always required for which of the following reasons?
• What is the exception to the time of entry for a warehouse entry?
• Who is responsible for ensuring compliance with TIB regulations?
• How many days are allowed to respond to a request for additional duties form 29?
• In customs, the value assessment is typically based on which specific point?
• What are the two exceptions where the time of duty does not equal the duty right?
• How long does accelerated liquidation typically take?
• What is a requirement for the marking to be considered conspicuous?
• What should be done when there is a shortage or overage of a product?
• How long is an ARA and a TECRO Carne valid for?
• What happens to entries that are not liquidated?
• What is a visa in the context of international trade?
• What are the two types of quotas?
• Under which condition does the seller pay freight to the named FOB port?
• What aspect of valuation changes depending on the date of export?
• When should an appraisement entry be made?
• A Carne serves as which two things?
• What should you do with comingling?
• Which of the following defines the country of origin?
• How long do you have to move out a product once you have approval for a consumption entry from a foreign trade zone?
• What does a carnet allow merchandise to do?
• What type of product is classified as "non-commercial" for entry purposes?
• What must be known in advance for you to have a Carne?
• What can a bond rider change, and how long before use must it be submitted?
• A temporary importation bond can only lead to what two outcomes?
• What is the main purpose of a temporary importation bond?
• What type of products are typically excluded from duty-free programs?
• The date of entry is equivalent to what?
• Which requirement must be met when marking an article with its country of origin?
• What does the country of export refer to?
• What are the three restrictions imposed on warehouse entries?
• What is required to be included on an invoice?
• Column two rates apply to what two countries?
• What is the exception to the time limit in the US on temporary importation bond?
• When two items have the same percentage of a textile alloy or base metal, which one is taken?
• Who is eligible to sign a power of attorney?
• What is the first level in the hierarchy of appraisement?
• What must you file at the time of entry if your manifest quantity does not match the actual quantity?
• What happens to a TIB once it is exported or destroyed?
• Which form is required for a customs surety bond?
• What must be ensured when marking the country of origin on an article?
• What is the appraised value of goods based on?
• What type of shipments qualifies for an appraisement entry?
• What does MMV value indicate in customs terms?
• Under trade fair conditions, who needs to be both the importer and exporter?
• Where can you find the duty-free programs on the Harmonized Tariff Schedule?
• When items are commingled, how do you decide which HTS to use?
• Which document is primarily used for entry summarization in customs transactions?
• In a foreign trade zone, what does the rate of duty depend upon?
• What is the quantity to be inspected upon examination for customs?
• What requirements must be met for articles that are imported, duty paid, exported, and re-imported?
• If you use one entry summary for multiple entries, what is the time frame for all entries to arrive?
• What is required documentation for personal effects of a U.S. citizen who died abroad?
• What are the qualifications needed for American goods to be returned?
• What is the purpose of Customs Form 3499?
• When is an invoice not required?
• Which of the following is NOT a reason to issue a Temporary Importation Bond?
• What is typically required for storing dangerous goods in a warehouse?
• Which scenario would NOT qualify for a TIB?
• If an entry is for goods that receive no payment, what is the status?
• What is the time limit for a Temporary Importation Bond (TIB)?
• Which form should be used for immediate transportation?
• How is packing classified when looking up a tariff number?
• Which forms are used for immediate delivery entries?
• What does American goods returned form 3311 serve as?
• How is the value of items affected when they are appraised?
• How many duty-free programs exist?
• What defines the De minimus rule in tariff classification?
• How long do customs entries have before they are liquidated?
• What is the term for the condition of sale 'FOB'?
• How long does customs have to recall merchandise to verify markings after release?
• Which entries are not liquidated in customs?
• How is the transaction value calculated?
• What is the minimum quantity for entry for bulk products?
• What action can you take for goods after they have been in a customs bonded warehouse for less than five years?
• To which two countries do column two rates apply?
• What does filing an entry establish?
• Which type of entry creates a time extension for processing?
• What does duty correspond to in customs valuation?
• What type of bond is mentioned as not being liquidated?
• What is the purpose of determining the appraised value?
• What does GR I refer to in general rules of interpretation?
• Do you pay duty if a product stays in a customs bonded warehouse for less than five years?
• What is the time limit for filing a supplemental tender (Form 5931) due to shortage or overage?
• Which of the following is NOT a method in the hierarchy of appraisement?
• How long does the first carrier have to move freight before an Immediate Transportation (IT) is canceled?
• When examining imported products, what is the standard inspection protocol?
• What is a primary important detail that should be recorded concerning the invoice amount?
• Which of the following is NOT a scenario where an invoice is required?
• Who is responsible for the costs associated with examining a product?
• What is the primary purpose of a customs entry?
• Which of the following is true regarding informal entries?
• Which of the following can be deducted from the transaction value?
• How long do you have to submit missing documents to Customs and Border Protection (CBP)?
• What is the deadline for filing an entry summary?
• What is the basis for determining the rate of duty for valuation?
• When is the rate of duty assessed for Immediate Transportation?
• Who are the three parties involved in a bond?
• In what scenario would the original importer and exporter need to be the same party?
• What are the three steps for processing articles of base metal conditionally free?
• Which entry type is used for goods intended for exhibitions?
• What is the hierarchy of appraisement designed to determine?
• What specific items can expedite customs to allow immediate delivery?
• What is a key factor that determines need for an appraisement entry?
• What is the minimum quantity for entry for non-bulk products?
• What does CIF stand for in terms of sales conditions?
• What are examples of additions to the transaction value?
• What is the maximum value for non-commercial shipments that can be exempt from formal entries?
• What is the maximum total time extension allowed for liquidation?
• The date of export is associated with which aspect?
• What is the significance of the 7512 document in Immediate Transportation?
• Which of the following is not a characteristic of the De minimus rule?
• Which form must be used for American goods that are returned?
• Which tariff classification is typically used for duty exemptions?
• When does a bonded warehouse product get liquidated?
• When is the time of entry for Immediate Transportation?
• In what situation would a warehouse entry allow for a different time of entry?
• Can you obtain an extension for liquidation?
• What are the two types of bonds in customs?
• What are the three criteria required for substantial transformation?
• Where must American goods be made or substantially transformed if they are returned without improvement?
• What is the exception to the essential character rule?
• Which of the following articles is exempt from marking requirements?
• Where do you put the letter on the entry summary to indicate duty-free status?
• What is the maximum time limit to file a post summary correction on an entry summary?
• When does a bonded warehouse typically provide its services?
• All entries are classified as either what?
• What is anti-dumping?
• What is the primary purpose of the customs form 5931?
• How long do you have before Immediate Transportation reaches its final port?
• Why is weight considered the controlling factor in certain classifications?
• Which value is typically associated with market analysis in customs?
• What is the main requirement regarding the entry of goods in Immediate Transportation?
• What does "ad valorem" mean in tariff terminology?
• What is a primary purpose of the bond involved in customs?
• Which shipments may qualify for immediate delivery entries?
• What should you do if none of the packing is reusable?
• When do you perform currency conversion for customs?
• What is a carnet?