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Submit the monies to CBP the same day.  \nB. Submit the monies to CBP within 5 working days of receipt from the importer.  \nC. Submit the monies within 5 calendar days of receipt from the importer.  \nD. Submit the monies within 10 calendar days of receipt from the importer.  \nE. Advise the importer that he/she is no longer liable for duties and fees owed CBP.  \nCorrect Answer: See Page 220  \nQuestion 2  \nThe licensed individual qualifying a corporation’s broker license leaves the corporate brokerage. What is the maximum period before which the corporate brokerage must replace the licensed individual before the corporation’s broker license will be revoked?  \nA. 60 days  \nB. 90 days  \nC. 120 days  \nD. 150 days  \nE. 180 days  \nCorrect Answer: See Page 220  \nQuestion 3  \nWhich of the following may NOT engage in the classification, valuation, and appraisement of merchandise that is reported to U.S. Customs and Border Protection?  \nA. A Mexican citizen domiciled and employed in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico who is an employee of the corporate licensed U.S. Customs brokerage’s affiliated unincorporated Mexican north-bound operations.  \nB. A U.S. citizen of an affiliated unincorporated business division whose U.S. parent company that imports into the United States is in possession of a filer code.  \nC. An employee of a resident importer who makes entry for their own account.  \nD. An employee, who is not individually licensed as a Customs broker, identified on the broker’s Power of Attorney authorizing the employee to complete “Customs business” documents.  \nE. An individually licensed broker contracted by an unlicensed person (e.g., freight forwarder) to service the unlicensed persons’ clients.  \nCorrect Answer: See Page 221.  \nQuestion 4  \nAndrew Balder, an employee of Morris Customs Brokerage (MCB), decides to import dual color lapel men’s dress jackets to take advantage of the latest fashion trends. One of MCB’s clients regularly imports comparable dress jackets and has soaring sales. Which statement is correct?  \nA. Andrew Balder may not import items similar to articles imported by MCB’s clients without the written consent of the broker.  \nB. An employee of a broker may never import merchandise similar to merchandise imported by the broker’s clients.  \nC. Andrew Balder must request permission of the port director to import such articles.  \nD. Andrew Balder must apply for a waiver from the Commissioner.  \nE. Andrew Balder may not import comparable merchandise unless MCB’s client has full knowledge of the facts.  \nCorrect Answer: See Page 222.  \nQuestion 5  \n“Customs business” includes all of the following activities involving transactions with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) EXCEPT   :  \nA. payment of antidumping duties calculated by the Department of Commerce  \nB. submitting an Importer Security Filing to CBP  \nC. preparation of a pro forma invoice  \nD. revising an Entry Type code from 01 to 03  \nE. preparation of a CBP Power of Attorney and making entry for the identified Grantor  \nCorrect Answer: See Page 223.  \nQuestion 6  \nA BROKER receives his license through the port of Los Angeles, is permitted in the San Diego district and has a national permit. When he fails to pay his national permit annual user fee timely, CBP starts rejecting his entries at the port of El Paso, Texas. 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