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Procedure to Correct Foreign Trade DataThe Census Bureau's Foreign Trade Division compiles and publishes the
official U.S. Foreign Trade Statistics. Occasionally data users may challenge
the accuracy of specific import or export statistics. Data users requesting
a re-verification of recently released trade statistics should submit
a formal written request to Commodity Analysis Branch of the Foreign Trade
Division. The request should include the Harmonized Commodity Classification
Code; for imports this is the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) number
and for exports it is the Schedule B number. The request should also include
the reason for requesting re-verification. All requests for data review
should specify the specific month(s) or year in question. If the inquiry
is restricted to trade with specific countries, the countries must be
specified. The reason why a review of the data is being requested (value,
quantity, unit price, country, etc.) should also be specified. All requests
should be directed to the Chief of the Commodity Analysis Branch. Requests
can be sent via facsimile at 301-457-1158, e-mailed to Paul.E.Herrick@census.gov
or mailed to: Chief, Commodity Analysis Branch, Foreign Trade Division,
U.S. Census Bureau, 4700 Silver Hill Road, Washington, DC 20233-6700.
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