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  1. CBP may suspend or revoke a customs broker license for which of the following reasons?

    Answer: The broker is convicted of a felony

    Under 19 CFR 111.53, conviction of a felony relating to importing or exporting merchandise is grounds for suspension or revocation of a customs broker license.

  2. A customs broker who discovers they made an error on a filed entry should first:

    Answer: Notify the importer and consider filing a prior disclosure

    The broker should notify the importer and evaluate whether a prior disclosure under 19 CFR 162.74 is appropriate to reduce potential penalties.

  3. Which CBP form is used to request an extension of liquidation of an entry?

    Answer: CBP Form 4315

    CBP Form 4315 is the Application for Extension of Period of Supervision/Unlading, but for liquidation extensions, the process involves written request under 19 CFR 159.12.

  4. A protest under 19 USC 1514 must be filed within how many days after the date of liquidation?

    Answer: 180 days

    Protests against CBP decisions must be filed within 180 days from the date of liquidation or other final decision under 19 USC 1514(c)(3).

  5. An importer may request further review of a protest under 19 CFR 174 when:

    Answer: The port director has denied the protest and the issue involves a question of law

    Further review (Headquarters ruling) is available when the protest is denied and involves a question of law or fact of national significance.

  6. Under 19 CFR Part 111, a customs broker permit covers which geographic area?

    Answer: The CBP district where the permit is issued

    A broker permit allows the broker to conduct customs business within the CBP district for which the permit is granted under 19 CFR 111.19.

  7. What is the primary purpose of the CF-29 (Notice of Action) issued by CBP?

    Answer: To notify the importer of a rate advance or other action affecting the entry

    CBP Form 29 notifies the importer or broker of a rate advance, penalty, or other administrative action that changes the liquidated duties on an entry.