Learn how to use the Schedule B search tool.

Accurately & easily complete key shipping information, comply with the law and take advantage of the duty-free benefits of NAFTA.

Who is the U.S. Principle Party in Interest (USPPI)? What is a shipment and when you must file in the Automated Export System (AES)?

A look at computing duties and taxes for your product in the many country markets where you will be selling.

Does my product have an ECCN? ; Where do I find my ECCN?; What is the ECCN used for?; What does EAR99 mean?

Where do I find the Commerce Control list?; Do I need a license to export my good?; How to Reference the ECCN; Designation of EAR99

Screening Your Transactions; No License Required (NLR) Rules; Lists to Check Before Exporting; Red Flags

Shipping to Embargoed Countries; Shipping to Sanctioned Countries; Special controls; Office of Foreign Assets and Control (OFAC)

Pro Forma Invoice; Help you Ship Economically; Help you Ship Safely; Ship in Compliance with U.S. export laws; International Transportation Department

Join DDTC’s Office of Defense Trade Controls Policy and IT Modernization Team for an overview of the OGL, ITAR reorganization, and more.

This webinar introduces users to the basics of the International Trade API.

This webinar will cover how video marketing is getting more eyes on U.S. manufacturers by using federal data and tools.

What is a Harmonized Code? How to find a Schedule B Classification number?

A how-to guide on registering for the Census Bureaus free, Internet-based filing system, AESDirect.

A tour of the AESDirect web site and how to use the special features of the system to make Electronic Export Information (EEI) filing process easier.

The video discusses the proper action(s) after receiving the different response messages in different filing scenarios.

A look on how to properly annotate loading documents with the Internal Transaction Number or ITN.

Introducing an exciting new tool to help companies take greater advantage of the free trade agreements the United States has negotiated with other countries.

NAFTA allows your company to ship most goods to customers in Canada and Mexico duty free as long as they are comprised mostly of U.S. components.

This video will help you correctly complete NAFTA Certificates of Origin.(Part 2 of 2)

A document is required in order to receive the duty-free benefit granted by Canadian and Mexican customs. This video guides you through completing the document.

This video shows you how to use the Harmonized Code system & what to do whenforeign components are included in your product which triggers the Rules of Origin.