Commercial Export Licenses

Three pieces on part 123 of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations: the destination, reexport and retransfer rules and the DSP-83 nontransfer certificate, temporary import and export licenses and the special rules for aircraft, vessels and satellites, and section 36(c) congressional certification alongside the exemptions of general applicability.

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Reexports, retransfers and end use assurances

Retransfer needs written approval, the invoice carries a set control statement, and no license for SME issues until the DSP-83 is received.

Temporary licenses and special conveyances

A DSP-73 lasts under four years with no transfer of title, a DSP-61 cannot support a permanent import, and changing an aircraft's registration can be an export.

Congressional certification and general exemptions

Section 36(c) certification starts at $14 million for major defense equipment, exemptions cover $500 spares, models and repeat trade show trips, and every shipment needs an EEI filing.

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Country of ultimate destination Retransfer Form DSP-83 Control statement Form DSP-61 Form DSP-73 Import Certificate Delivery Verification Section 36(c) certification Major defense equipment Electronic Export Information Exemption of general applicability

Commercial Export Licenses

Three pieces in this topic

Reexports, retransfers and end use assurances

Temporary licenses and special conveyances

Congressional certification and general exemptions

Key terms in this topic

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