9801

Questiona and answers about 9801

  • NON-US ORIGIN 9801 CLAIMS

    QUESTION: Has anyone in the membership tried to enter a non-US origin good under 9801.00.10? This language makes it seem possible:  “or any other products when returned within 3 years after having been exported.” What kind of proof have you had to produce?  Export commercial invoice, AWB, ITN, etc?  Any affidavits? ************** Answers: The phrase […]

  • 9801 CLAIMS-addt’l answers

    Question: I’m trying to find out the risks involved in entering goods under 9801.00.10 that were temporarily exported not advanced in value…. that are most probably U.S. Origin but do not have documentation proving U.S. Origin. Most of the parts are duty free per a Special Tariff Treatment. Many of the parts are old, beginning […]

  • 9801 CLAIMS

    Question: I’m trying to find out the risks involved in entering goods under 9801.00.10 that were temporarily exported not advanced in value…. that are most probably U.S. Origin but do not have documentation proving U.S. Origin. Most of the parts are duty free per a Special Tariff Treatment. Many of the parts are old, beginning […]

  • 9801.00.10 and statistical tariff reporting

    Question:A couple of the US ports of entry are requesting a statistical tariff beused on any filing of a 9801.00.10 entry.  Per Chapter 98’s statisticalnote 2, the rate of duty is derived from the statistical reportingnumber as with the 9802.00.4040 example provided.  However, if9801.00.10 is duty free, on what basis are the ports requesting thesecond […]

  • USGR

    Question: We manufacture a finished good in the USA.  We sell the goods to our relatedMexican affiliate for the purpose of packaging the finished good.  Theproblem here is that there are poor records of the goods being exported andwhen the goods are imported back to the USA, I am unable to determine whichexport covers which […]

  • 9801.00.2500 Returned Goods

    Question: Scenario: Item from Japan that we purchase/import into US and pay duty on. They sit in our US warehouse. Two months later, we export volumes of these unused parts to Canada to fulfill Canadian customer need for their manufacture of their product XYZ at their Canadian plant.   Six months after that, the Canadian […]

  • COO/NAFTA /9801OPTIONS

    We purchase insulated wire from an US supplier and sent it down to Mexico to be cut to length.  According to several rulings in CROSS, cables cut tolength does not constitute substantial transformation, therefore, if thecable is classified under 8544.49.3080, would country of origin under 19 CFR 102.20 be US if US is the country […]

  • RETURNED GOODS

    In December we sent workholders to a related party in Canada to see if theycould use them if they were to buy one of our  machines currently in use inthe US.  The origin was originally believed to be US, the HTS isunconditionally duty free in CA  and they were expected to be returned as USGoods […]

  • QUESTION ON 9801

    Question: I am receiving requests for Mfr Affidavits from Canadian customers who some of them purchase our products in the US and send to their warehouse in Canada and then if one of their US locations needs the part they re-import the product into the US.  They want me to provide a Mfr Affidavit for […]

  • TRADE SHOW RETURNS

    Question:   We occasionally import sales promotion items (t-shirts, pens, other give aways) returned from trade fairs, exhibits and meetings. These are usually courier shipments with insufficient invoice detail to determine value, origin and HTS. Does anyone in the membership have an sop or other guidance on how to handle these types of importations? Is […]

  • CF 4455 CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION

    If we export product (made in China) from the United States to Canada with the expectation that it will return back to the Unites States, how can we re-import the product duty free? If we complete a Certificate of Registration (CF4455) upon export, does that make it a product of the United States and we […]