CBP Removes DDTC Exemption From AES
CBP has removed a State Department license exemption from the Automated Export System that has been revised by the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, according to a May 19 CSMS message. The exemption, which was revised last year (see 2005120027),…
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was removed from the AES Trade Interface Requirements appendix for International Traffic in Arms Regulations exemption codes after an April 19, 2020, end date for the exemption, CBP said. The exemption is no longer accepted in Electronic Export Information submissions. Exporters that need to update previously accepted shipments should refer to the exemptions section of the DDTC’s frequently asked questions site or contact the DDTC response team, CBP said.