ITAR vs EAR Jurisdiction Analysis
Products and technologies are controlled for export by various U.S. Government regulatory agencies. For instance, the U.S. Department of State has export control jurisdiction over the export of defense items under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR), while the U.S. Department of Commerce has export control jurisdiction over the export of dual use items and items which have strictly civilian or commercial uses under the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).
Determination of the relevant export control jurisdiction for exported products, data and services is a key component of any export compliance program because its sets the stage as to what U.S. exporters can and cannot do and as to whether or not U.S. exporters face any export restrictions or licensing requirements in exporting their products.
Whether by “self determination” or by submission of a Commodity Jurisdiction (CJ) request, determining the export control jurisdiction for all the products, data and services you export is a basic requirement of export compliance.
ITC Strategies assists companies in developing methodologies and procedures for determining export control jurisdiction by using both self determination methods and CJ requests to ensure that all exports are made in accordance with the correct regulations associated with the item being exported.
ITC Strategies has extensive experience in this area and has developed numerous processes and methodologies for companies to assist them in determining the correct jurisdiction for all the items and technologies they export. Whether it be a manual or automated process, We can help in developing the right jurisdictional analysis tool for your company.
ITC Strategies has vast practical knowledge of preparing CJ requests – in accordance with the regulations - and in engaging the relevant U.S. government regulators during the review process. We can assist you in determining how best to prepare your CJ application to ensure the correct determinations are made for your products.
Determination of the relevant export control jurisdiction for exported products, data and services is a key component of any export compliance program because its sets the stage as to what U.S. exporters can and cannot do and as to whether or not U.S. exporters face any export restrictions or licensing requirements in exporting their products.
Whether by “self determination” or by submission of a Commodity Jurisdiction (CJ) request, determining the export control jurisdiction for all the products, data and services you export is a basic requirement of export compliance.
ITC Strategies assists companies in developing methodologies and procedures for determining export control jurisdiction by using both self determination methods and CJ requests to ensure that all exports are made in accordance with the correct regulations associated with the item being exported.
- Self Determination
ITC Strategies has extensive experience in this area and has developed numerous processes and methodologies for companies to assist them in determining the correct jurisdiction for all the items and technologies they export. Whether it be a manual or automated process, We can help in developing the right jurisdictional analysis tool for your company.
- Commodity Jurisdiction Requests
ITC Strategies has vast practical knowledge of preparing CJ requests – in accordance with the regulations - and in engaging the relevant U.S. government regulators during the review process. We can assist you in determining how best to prepare your CJ application to ensure the correct determinations are made for your products.