The Export Compliance program provides support and guidance in risk management like, monetary penalties, loss of reputation, failure in export benefits and many more.
U.S. export controls are laws and regulations that restrict the flow of certain materials, devices, and technical information outside of the U.S. or to foreign persons within the U.S. They are intended to provide national security, promote foreign policy objectives like anti-terrorism, and prevent weapons proliferation. The primary government agencies that administer export controls are the Departments of Commerce, State, and Treasury. There are three main sets of rules: the Export Administration Regulations, International Traffic in Arms Regulations, and Economic Sanctions Regulations.
The document provides an overview of export control laws for University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill researchers, noting that certain export control laws may apply to research activities and failures to comply can result in serious penalties. It summarizes the various export control laws and regulations enforced by different federal agencies, potential impacts on university research, exclusions from the laws, and contacts at UNC for assistance with export control questions.
Description of the main controls and legal requirements under US trade law on the transfer and export of products, with special focus on technology or IP-based products and services
The document provides an overview and introduction to US export controls. It discusses key laws and regulations, government agencies, and concepts related to exporting including the Export Administration Regulations, deemed exports, export classification, prohibited countries, screening of end users and end uses, record keeping, and penalties for non-compliance. The presentation aims to help businesses understand export compliance responsibilities and the US export controls framework.
Registration with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) is required for any person who engages in the United States in the business of manufacturing or exporting defense articles or furnishing defense services. Registration is required even for one-time exports and is not limited to large companies. Items can fall under ITAR control even if they have commercial applications or are not sold directly to the military. Registered companies must comply with ongoing obligations such as annual renewal, naming empowered officials, and implementing export compliance policies and training.
Demystifying US Export Control Regulations for Dual-Use TechnologiesKTN
This webinar hosted by KTN Global Alliance and UK Science and Innovation Network in USA on 9 June 2021 was particularly for the UK research and business community working in dual-use technologies, products and services to gain a better understanding in US export control laws to help enable collaboration with the US. It also presented the findings of a report commissioned by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and produced by Holland & Knight.
U.S. export controls are laws and regulations that restrict the flow of certain materials, devices, and technical information outside of the U.S. or to foreign persons within the U.S. They are intended to provide national security, promote foreign policy objectives like anti-terrorism, and prevent weapons proliferation. The primary government agencies that administer export controls are the Departments of Commerce, State, and Treasury. There are three main sets of rules: the Export Administration Regulations, International Traffic in Arms Regulations, and Economic Sanctions Regulations.
The document provides an overview of export control laws for University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill researchers, noting that certain export control laws may apply to research activities and failures to comply can result in serious penalties. It summarizes the various export control laws and regulations enforced by different federal agencies, potential impacts on university research, exclusions from the laws, and contacts at UNC for assistance with export control questions.
Description of the main controls and legal requirements under US trade law on the transfer and export of products, with special focus on technology or IP-based products and services
The document provides an overview and introduction to US export controls. It discusses key laws and regulations, government agencies, and concepts related to exporting including the Export Administration Regulations, deemed exports, export classification, prohibited countries, screening of end users and end uses, record keeping, and penalties for non-compliance. The presentation aims to help businesses understand export compliance responsibilities and the US export controls framework.
Registration with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) is required for any person who engages in the United States in the business of manufacturing or exporting defense articles or furnishing defense services. Registration is required even for one-time exports and is not limited to large companies. Items can fall under ITAR control even if they have commercial applications or are not sold directly to the military. Registered companies must comply with ongoing obligations such as annual renewal, naming empowered officials, and implementing export compliance policies and training.
Demystifying US Export Control Regulations for Dual-Use TechnologiesKTN
This webinar hosted by KTN Global Alliance and UK Science and Innovation Network in USA on 9 June 2021 was particularly for the UK research and business community working in dual-use technologies, products and services to gain a better understanding in US export control laws to help enable collaboration with the US. It also presented the findings of a report commissioned by the Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and produced by Holland & Knight.
Green Light Exports Consulting provides training and advice on export controls for UK, EU, and US exports. They offer tailored courses and consulting services to help clients understand complex regulations and navigate the licensing process. Their training covers topics such as controlled goods, licensing requirements, compliance systems, sanctions, and country-specific export risks. Richard Tauwhare, who previously led the UK's Arms Export Policy Department, founded the company to share his expertise in promoting responsible trade while preventing dangerous diversions.
NACM Credit Congress & Expo.Navigating Economic Sanctions Successfully.01jun14Jon Yormick
An overview of U.S. economic sanctions and how companies can comply with the sanctions regimes and find business opportunities under OFAC's licensing schemes
Raymond J. Castagnaro has over 20 years of experience in export compliance and is seeking a position as VP/Director of Export Compliance and Licensing. He has extensive experience as an Empowered Official and has established relationships with licensing officials at the Department of State and Department of Defense. His expertise includes developing comprehensive compliance programs, conducting audits, and obtaining necessary licenses and approvals for defense and aerospace companies.
This document provides an overview of export control laws and regulations for defense industry executives, focusing on the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). It discusses that ITAR controls the export of military items on the U.S. Munitions List, including defense articles, technical data, software, and defense services. It also notes some key requirements for items on the USML, such as obtaining an export license, registration requirements, recordkeeping, and screening for prohibited parties. The document is intended to help defense industry executives understand and comply with ITAR regulations.
This document summarizes a presentation about export compliance requirements for US companies. It provides an overview of the key regulatory agencies, including the State Department's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) and the Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS). It also outlines the various licenses, classifications and lists that determine what items require export authorization and highlights the services available from the US Commercial Service to help companies navigate compliance.
The document discusses the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), which control the export of defense articles and services. ITAR is authorized by the Arms Export Control Act and implemented by the State Department. Defense articles include any items on the US Munitions List, and defense services include military training. Senior management is responsible for ensuring their company complies with ITAR requirements such as registration, recordkeeping, and training employees. An effective compliance program includes organizational policies and procedures to properly handle any controlled defense articles or services.
This document discusses the requirements for registering with the U.S. State Department's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) under the International Traffic in Armaments Regulations (ITAR). It outlines who needs to register, exemptions to registration, the registration process including required documentation and fees, recordkeeping responsibilities, and other regulatory bodies to be aware of when dealing with defense articles or services.
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The document discusses compliance procedures and voluntary disclosure criteria for export control violations. It provides an overview of how to conduct internal investigations of suspected violations and outlines the elements that should be included in a voluntary disclosure filing, such as a description of the violations and corrective actions. The document advises implementing thorough corrective actions and not trying to hide bad facts when filing a disclosure. It also summarizes a consent agreement between the United States and United Technologies for unauthorized exports and failure to maintain effective export controls.
Why does the UK impose export controls?
What is controlled (and what is not)?
How does the licensing process work?
What are the different types of licence?
How are the controls enforced, what are the penalties?
How to avoid delays and risks in export licensing?
How BIS and Green Light Exports can provide help.
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This document provides an overview of export compliance requirements for US companies. It discusses the roles of the Departments of State and Commerce in regulating exports, defines key terms like defense articles and foreign persons, and outlines responsibilities for technical staff, licensing administrators, and empowered officials. It also covers processes for classifying, labeling and shipping exports according to ITAR or Commerce controls. The presentation warns that penalties for noncompliance can include heavy fines, loss of security clearances, and imprisonment, as recent cases involving large defense contractors demonstrate. Overall, the document stresses the legal necessity of following all US export laws and an organization's own compliance policies.
At the Intersection of Commercial Export Controls and Hiring Foreign National...Jon Yormick
This document summarizes key aspects of the deemed export rule as it relates to hiring foreign nationals and sharing export-controlled technology. It discusses scenarios where a deemed export license may be required and consequences for non-compliance. Specifically, it addresses questions around emailing/sharing technology with foreign colleagues, license exceptions, I-129 certifications, guidance resources, recent enforcement actions, and the benefits of voluntary self-disclosure for violations.
Export Compliance & Controls Training July 31 2009..............................Export Experts, LLC
A substantial introduction and overview of the system of regulations applicable to the import, export, 'deemed export', and handing of information in accordance with the Laws and Regulations of the United States Government.
Preparing for Compliance and Enforcement Under Export Control ReformJon Yormick
This document summarizes a presentation on preparing for compliance and enforcement under Export Control Reform. It discusses the Commerce Control List and US Munitions List categories that exports are regulated under. It also summarizes details from the 2012 BIS Annual Report to Congress about enforcement actions and penalties. The presentation provides an overview of the current status of Export Control Reform implementation and definitions of key terms like "specially designed." It also describes BIS online tools for classification assistance and highlights a recent consent agreement with Aeroflex, Inc over export control violations.
The document discusses key elements of international trade compliance. It covers import compliance with US Customs and Border Protection, including import procedures, penalties, and intellectual property protections. Export compliance with agencies like the Bureau of Industry and Security is also examined, including export controls, license requirements, and penalties. Other trade regulations involving items like defense technologies and anti-boycott laws are reviewed. The presentation emphasizes the importance of having a compliance program, periodic reviews, training, and record keeping to avoid penalties from regulatory violations.
The document discusses U.S. export controls and regulations administered by the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) within the U.S. Department of Commerce. It covers topics such as the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), controlled technologies and items, export license requirements, and compliance best practices for exporters.
The rules applying to the export or transfer of sensitive technology from and within the UK, including applicable EU and US regulations. The analysis is particularly relevant to universities as well as research bodies and companies.
European Export Controls & Sanctions: Enforcement and Disclosuresjasperhelder
This document summarizes the key differences between US and EU export control and sanctions enforcement and voluntary self-disclosures. It outlines when US trade controls are relevant to non-US transactions, how EU controls interact with US rules, and enforcement practices in both the US and EU. The document advises considering factors like risk of discovery, board awareness, and legal implications when deciding whether to make a voluntary self-disclosure of violations. Thorough preparation and full disclosure are recommended if a self-disclosure is made.
The document summarizes updates to EU dual-use export controls regulations, including requiring licenses for intra-EU transfers of sensitive items, new transit controls, and expanded brokering and recordkeeping requirements. Key changes include national authorities having discretion over imposing licenses on non-Annex I items, licensing potentially required for items in transit through the EU, and brokers now needing licenses if aware items could enable weapons of mass destruction.
This document provides an overview of key legal considerations for exporting from the United States. It discusses the importance of export control compliance, who has to comply with export controls, and what constitutes an export. It also summarizes how to comply with the three main U.S. export control regimes administered by the State, Commerce, and Treasury Departments. Compliance is important to avoid severe criminal, civil, and administrative penalties as well as loss of export privileges and reputational risk.
Green Light Exports Consulting provides training and advice on export controls for UK, EU, and US exports. They offer tailored courses and consulting services to help clients understand complex regulations and navigate the licensing process. Their training covers topics such as controlled goods, licensing requirements, compliance systems, sanctions, and country-specific export risks. Richard Tauwhare, who previously led the UK's Arms Export Policy Department, founded the company to share his expertise in promoting responsible trade while preventing dangerous diversions.
NACM Credit Congress & Expo.Navigating Economic Sanctions Successfully.01jun14Jon Yormick
An overview of U.S. economic sanctions and how companies can comply with the sanctions regimes and find business opportunities under OFAC's licensing schemes
Raymond J. Castagnaro has over 20 years of experience in export compliance and is seeking a position as VP/Director of Export Compliance and Licensing. He has extensive experience as an Empowered Official and has established relationships with licensing officials at the Department of State and Department of Defense. His expertise includes developing comprehensive compliance programs, conducting audits, and obtaining necessary licenses and approvals for defense and aerospace companies.
This document provides an overview of export control laws and regulations for defense industry executives, focusing on the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). It discusses that ITAR controls the export of military items on the U.S. Munitions List, including defense articles, technical data, software, and defense services. It also notes some key requirements for items on the USML, such as obtaining an export license, registration requirements, recordkeeping, and screening for prohibited parties. The document is intended to help defense industry executives understand and comply with ITAR regulations.
This document summarizes a presentation about export compliance requirements for US companies. It provides an overview of the key regulatory agencies, including the State Department's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) and the Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS). It also outlines the various licenses, classifications and lists that determine what items require export authorization and highlights the services available from the US Commercial Service to help companies navigate compliance.
The document discusses the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), which control the export of defense articles and services. ITAR is authorized by the Arms Export Control Act and implemented by the State Department. Defense articles include any items on the US Munitions List, and defense services include military training. Senior management is responsible for ensuring their company complies with ITAR requirements such as registration, recordkeeping, and training employees. An effective compliance program includes organizational policies and procedures to properly handle any controlled defense articles or services.
This document discusses the requirements for registering with the U.S. State Department's Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) under the International Traffic in Armaments Regulations (ITAR). It outlines who needs to register, exemptions to registration, the registration process including required documentation and fees, recordkeeping responsibilities, and other regulatory bodies to be aware of when dealing with defense articles or services.
Get your business the GtradeProTM SPS software to effectively screen and know your customer. Visit linqsdata.com to know more about us and our services.
The document discusses compliance procedures and voluntary disclosure criteria for export control violations. It provides an overview of how to conduct internal investigations of suspected violations and outlines the elements that should be included in a voluntary disclosure filing, such as a description of the violations and corrective actions. The document advises implementing thorough corrective actions and not trying to hide bad facts when filing a disclosure. It also summarizes a consent agreement between the United States and United Technologies for unauthorized exports and failure to maintain effective export controls.
Why does the UK impose export controls?
What is controlled (and what is not)?
How does the licensing process work?
What are the different types of licence?
How are the controls enforced, what are the penalties?
How to avoid delays and risks in export licensing?
How BIS and Green Light Exports can provide help.
Slide Show Export Compliance - Propertyguest66dc5f
This document provides an overview of export compliance requirements for US companies. It discusses the roles of the Departments of State and Commerce in regulating exports, defines key terms like defense articles and foreign persons, and outlines responsibilities for technical staff, licensing administrators, and empowered officials. It also covers processes for classifying, labeling and shipping exports according to ITAR or Commerce controls. The presentation warns that penalties for noncompliance can include heavy fines, loss of security clearances, and imprisonment, as recent cases involving large defense contractors demonstrate. Overall, the document stresses the legal necessity of following all US export laws and an organization's own compliance policies.
At the Intersection of Commercial Export Controls and Hiring Foreign National...Jon Yormick
This document summarizes key aspects of the deemed export rule as it relates to hiring foreign nationals and sharing export-controlled technology. It discusses scenarios where a deemed export license may be required and consequences for non-compliance. Specifically, it addresses questions around emailing/sharing technology with foreign colleagues, license exceptions, I-129 certifications, guidance resources, recent enforcement actions, and the benefits of voluntary self-disclosure for violations.
Export Compliance & Controls Training July 31 2009..............................Export Experts, LLC
A substantial introduction and overview of the system of regulations applicable to the import, export, 'deemed export', and handing of information in accordance with the Laws and Regulations of the United States Government.
Preparing for Compliance and Enforcement Under Export Control ReformJon Yormick
This document summarizes a presentation on preparing for compliance and enforcement under Export Control Reform. It discusses the Commerce Control List and US Munitions List categories that exports are regulated under. It also summarizes details from the 2012 BIS Annual Report to Congress about enforcement actions and penalties. The presentation provides an overview of the current status of Export Control Reform implementation and definitions of key terms like "specially designed." It also describes BIS online tools for classification assistance and highlights a recent consent agreement with Aeroflex, Inc over export control violations.
The document discusses key elements of international trade compliance. It covers import compliance with US Customs and Border Protection, including import procedures, penalties, and intellectual property protections. Export compliance with agencies like the Bureau of Industry and Security is also examined, including export controls, license requirements, and penalties. Other trade regulations involving items like defense technologies and anti-boycott laws are reviewed. The presentation emphasizes the importance of having a compliance program, periodic reviews, training, and record keeping to avoid penalties from regulatory violations.
The document discusses U.S. export controls and regulations administered by the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) within the U.S. Department of Commerce. It covers topics such as the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), controlled technologies and items, export license requirements, and compliance best practices for exporters.
The rules applying to the export or transfer of sensitive technology from and within the UK, including applicable EU and US regulations. The analysis is particularly relevant to universities as well as research bodies and companies.
European Export Controls & Sanctions: Enforcement and Disclosuresjasperhelder
This document summarizes the key differences between US and EU export control and sanctions enforcement and voluntary self-disclosures. It outlines when US trade controls are relevant to non-US transactions, how EU controls interact with US rules, and enforcement practices in both the US and EU. The document advises considering factors like risk of discovery, board awareness, and legal implications when deciding whether to make a voluntary self-disclosure of violations. Thorough preparation and full disclosure are recommended if a self-disclosure is made.
The document summarizes updates to EU dual-use export controls regulations, including requiring licenses for intra-EU transfers of sensitive items, new transit controls, and expanded brokering and recordkeeping requirements. Key changes include national authorities having discretion over imposing licenses on non-Annex I items, licensing potentially required for items in transit through the EU, and brokers now needing licenses if aware items could enable weapons of mass destruction.
This document provides an overview of key legal considerations for exporting from the United States. It discusses the importance of export control compliance, who has to comply with export controls, and what constitutes an export. It also summarizes how to comply with the three main U.S. export control regimes administered by the State, Commerce, and Treasury Departments. Compliance is important to avoid severe criminal, civil, and administrative penalties as well as loss of export privileges and reputational risk.
The Export Compliance program provides support and guidance in risk management like, monetary penalties, loss of reputation, failure in export benefits and many more.
This document discusses several export compliance tools including OFAC screening software that helps identify restricted parties, license determination software that identifies export license requirements and exceptions, and technology transfer compliance services that help ensure legal transfer of technologies abroad. It also provides contact information for the company that offers these compliance solutions.
Offshoring Patentability Searches - Ensuring Compliance With Export Control r...Sagacious IP
This document discusses how US firms can comply with export control regulations when offshoring patentability searches. It begins with an overview of export controls and what constitutes an export under various regulations. It then provides tools and guidance for screening inventions to determine if a license is required when sending work overseas, including using classification numbers to check restrictions and sanctions lists to vet recipients and end uses. The document advocates for export control screening of inventions to identify what searches can be done domestically versus offshore to maximize cost savings while ensuring compliance.
When selling into foreign markets, a company must be aware of the variety of regulatory issues that may be triggered abroad – or else risk the possibility of significant penalties. Jon Yormick, the managing attorney of Yormick & Associates, will give an overview of the types of regulations that every company should be aware of before entering foreign markets and will share his insights into how a company can manage its compliance obligations in a cost-effective manner.
August Presentation On Special Export Controls With ReferencesExport Experts, LLC
The document provides an overview of US export controls laws and regulations. It discusses that export controls establish rules for distributing strategically important technology, products, and information abroad for national security reasons. It also summarizes the government agencies responsible for export controls and typical penalties for violations. Finally, it provides examples of export licenses and control points within organizations to comply with these complex regulations.
US drone companies exporting drones must comply with a variety of federal export control laws and regulations to avoid penalties. These controls apply not only to direct exports but also to sharing technical information with foreigners in the US, shipments between other countries, and in-country transfers. Drones and related technology are subject to controls under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations and Export Administration Regulations. Recent amendments to the EAR were made to comply with international agreements on controlling exports related to weapons delivery systems. Drone exporters must understand and follow all applicable controls to successfully export and avoid legal and regulatory issues.
February 15-17, 2011 - ITAR Boot Camp BrochureJohn Priecko
If you are looking for a first class beginner's conference and related workshops on the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), this is it! It is also a GREAT refresher for seasoned trade compliance professionals! I am speaking in two sessions on the Do’s and Don’ts for Preparing and Submitting CJ Requests and The Risks and Rewards of Being an Empowered Official: When and How an EO Can Be Held Personally Liable for ITAR Violations. Check out the long list of hot topics and many other superb presenters at this conference in sunny San Diego, California. The American Conference Institute has a long history and acknowledged reputation for putting together very well organized and executed events.
This document summarizes key aspects of international trade regulation and how it impacts supply chains. It covers areas such as export controls, trade remedies, intellectual property cases, and other provisions. It discusses the US agencies that regulate exports, export control regulations, what constitutes an export, reexport, deemed exports, and recent reforms. It also summarizes trade remedy cases on dumping, subsidies, and anti-circumvention efforts.
1. The document discusses export control regulations and associated problems for universities, outlining the purpose of export controls to protect national security, the economy, and foreign policy.
2. It notes increased scrutiny since 9/11 and concerns about open publication providing assistance to developing weapons of mass destruction, as well as information transfer through foreign students and scientists.
3. Key responsibilities for universities include being aware that export control regulations apply regardless of award references, determining if an export requires a license, and ensuring end uses and end-users comply with laws. Violations can result in fines and jail time.
Export Control Training July 31 2009 Export Experts Llc 9 5 09Export Experts, LLC
This document provides an overview of US export control regulations from a presentation given in July 2009. It discusses the various government agencies that regulate exports, including the Departments of Commerce, State, Defense and Treasury. Key points covered include definitions of export controls, license requirements, controlled items on the US Munitions List and Commerce Control List, deemed exports, compliance programs, and penalties for violations. The presentation aims to educate audiences on export controls and compliance.
This document provides an overview of export controls and trade sanctions laws as they relate to working with universities. It defines export controls as laws that restrict sending certain goods, technologies, or information outside of the U.S. or to non-U.S. nationals within the U.S. for national security reasons. It notes that the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) control military technologies and the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) control dual-use technologies. Universities must be aware of these laws to avoid penalties for violations and ensure compliance on research projects involving controlled technologies.
Presentation about export controls and trade sanctions by Jamie M. Haberichter, Export Control and Trade Sanctions Specialist in Office of the Vice President for Research and Graduate Studies Michigan State University, on November 11, 2015.
This document summarizes the requirements and risks for US companies regarding preventing the diversion of exports to sanctioned countries. It provides examples of companies that failed to prevent such diversions and faced substantial penalties. Specifically, it discusses:
1) Increased enforcement of US sanctions and export controls to pursue national security goals, with severe criminal and civil penalties for companies that fail to take adequate preventative steps to stop diversions.
2) Requirements for US companies to screen transactions and customers to ensure products are not diverted to sanctioned countries like Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Syria, as well as proliferation risk countries.
3) Case studies of companies like Computerlinks FZCO that diverted goods to Syria and
The partnership of Kegler Brown, the Ohio Small Business Development Centers at Columbus State Community College (Ohio SBDC) and the Ohio Development Services Agency, presented "Export Compliance: Keeping you Safe, Solvent + Out of Trouble!" as a panel discussion on October 29, 2015. This free, morning briefing hosted a panel of local industry professionals that shared their insights and best practices for exporting.
Roberta Winch, international program director at the Ohio SBDC introduced the speakers and opened the program and Martijn Steger, leader of the global business team at Kegler Brown, moderated the panel. Speakers included: Vinita Bahri-Mehra, global business attorney at Kegler Brown; Sara Chianese, ocean export coordinator at Team Worldwide; Vickie Lanich, president at Export Compliance Connections, LLC; Heather Schmidt, associate, global trade sales officer at J.P. Morgan Commercial Bank.
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