Administrative Procedures Flashcards
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When CBP initiates a penalty action under 19 USC 1592, what is the first formal notice issued to the alleged violator?
Answer: A pre-penalty notice (Notice of Penalty)
CBP first issues a pre-penalty notice under 19 USC 1592(b)(1), which gives the alleged violator an opportunity to respond before a formal penalty is assessed.
A customs broker acting under a power of attorney for a client is legally considered:
Answer: An agent of the importer of record
A licensed customs broker acts as an agent of the importer of record, and the importer remains the responsible party for duties and compliance.
Which regulation governs the application process for a customs broker license?
Answer: 19 CFR Part 111
19 CFR Part 111 governs all aspects of customs broker licensing, including application, examination, conduct, and revocation.
An applicant for a customs broker license who fails the examination may retake it after waiting:
Answer: 6 months
Under 19 CFR 111.13(e), an applicant who fails the examination must wait at least 6 months before retaking it.
A broker's power of attorney from a partnership must be signed by:
Answer: A partner with explicit authority to bind the firm
For a partnership, the POA must be executed by a partner who has authority to bind the partnership, which may require evidence of that authority.
Under 19 CFR 111.28(b), a customs broker must report employee misconduct to CBP when:
Answer: The broker has credible evidence of dishonest conduct by a current or former employee
Brokers are required to report credible evidence of dishonest conduct by current or former employees to CBP under 19 CFR 111.28(b).
A customhouse broker license is issued to which of the following?
Answer: Natural persons, partnerships, associations, and corporations
Under 19 USC 1641, customs broker licenses may be issued to natural persons, partnerships, associations, and corporations that meet the regulatory requirements.