Following CBLE question is the focus of this video:
In the following scenario, what type of ruling is the importer entitled to?
CBP has rejected the importer’s claim as to the tariff classification of green olives grown in Spain.
Entries filed for these ongoing shipments have NOT been liquidated.
Proposed rate advances (CBP Form 29) will result in substantial duty increases.
A ruling has NOT been requested or issued on these import transactions.
A. A Ruling request submitted to the National Commodity Specialist Division
B. A NAFTA Advance Ruling request forwarded to CBP Headquarters
C. A protest application for further review filed at the CBP port of entry
D. An Internal Advice request submitted through the CBP port of entry
E. The importer is not entitled to request a ruling from CBP on this transaction
Correct Answer: (D).
#Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 19
#177.11
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