- 41. 3. Does the publication of these changes now mean that the U.S. is controlling these items? Do I need to start applying for export licenses?
- (Intrusion and Surveillance Items )
- No. The text that was published was the text that was agreed to by the Wassenaar Arrangement. In order for it to become law in the U.S. the U.S. government would need to publish a rule implementing these ...
- Created on 21 October 2016
- 42. 19. Can Authorization VEU only be used to export items from the United States?
- (Validated End User Program FAQs )
- No. Authorization VEU can also be used for the reexport and transfer (in-country) of qualified items from a location outside of the United States to a VEU.
- Created on 05 December 2016
- 43. 20. Can I use Authorization VEU to export to an entity whose name is on the VEU list if it is not located at the same address(es) as listed in the EAR?
- (Validated End User Program FAQs )
- No. Only the facilities at the addresses specifically listed in Supplement No. 8 to Part 748 of the EAR are eligible end-users for items shipped under Authorization VEU.
- Created on 05 December 2016
- 44. What if a company I want to export to is at the same address as (e.g., co-located with) a listed entity?
- (Entity List FAQs )
- This is a "red flag" and the exporter must undertake sufficient due diligence to verify that the company co-located with the listed entity is not, in fact, the listed entity and does not intend to ...
- Created on 21 October 2016
- 45. Is a shipment to an Army Post Office (APO) or Fleet Post Office (FPO) considered an export?
- (Embassy FAQs)
- Yes. These shipments are exports because they are being shipped to destinations outside the United States. License requirements are those that are applicable to the destination. Certain license exceptions ...
- Created on 05 December 2016
- 46. Are all of the persons on the Entity List included because they violated the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) by exporting, reexporting and/or transferring items subject to the EAR?
- (Entity List FAQs )
- No, not all sections of Part 744 of the EAR (which defines the criteria for possible inclusion on the Entity List) require that a person’s alleged activity involve items subject to the EAR. Section 744.11, ...
- Created on 21 October 2016
- 47. What if the embassy of a country subject to multilateral or unilateral economic sanctions is located in a country subject to less stringent export controls, for example the Cuban Embassy in France?
- (Embassy FAQs)
- For purposes of the EAR, shipments to embassies abroad are considered exports or reexports to the host country, even in the case of an embassy of a country subject to multilateral or unilateral economic ...
- Created on 05 December 2016
- 48. Q.3: If an Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) does not use the term “parts,” does that mean no “parts” are controlled under that ECCN?
- (Applying the definition of parts)
- A.3: If the term "parts" is not used in the control parameters of a particular ECCN that means that "parts" generically are not controlled under that ECCN. However, be advised that certain ECCNs may enumerate ...
- Created on 05 December 2016
- 49. The research on which I will be reporting in my paper is supported by a grant from the Department of Energy (DOE). The grant requires prepublication clearance by DOE. Does that make any difference under ...
- (Section A (for FAQs on technology and software): PUBLICATION )
- No, the transaction is not subject to the EAR. But if you published in violation of any Department of Energy controls you have accepted in the grant, you may be subject to appropriate administrative, ...
- Created on 21 October 2016
- 50. Would it make any difference if some of the students were from countries to which export licenses are required?
- (Section C (for FAQs on technology and software): EDUCATIONAL INSTRUCTION )
- No.
- Created on 21 October 2016