CBLE Q&A

CBLE Q&A

32 Seasons

CBLE Q&A is designed to do just that: to help examinees pass the Customs Broker Exam. The approach is very simple. We take the very questions that examiners have asked before, and provide rationale for their answers. The rationale - or reasoning - cause examinees to revisit topics tested while providing the structure and organization. The structure helps to build a framework that can be applied to variety of questions. During the exam, even if examinee does not recall the structure, the familiarity with the question would help.

CBLE Q&A
  • October 2007 Question 1 U.S. Customs Broker License Exam Discussion

    Episode 1

    Following CBLE question is the focus of this video:

    When are A.T.A. Carnets allowed for mail shipments?

    A. When the value of the goods is over $1000
    B. When the value of the goods is under $1000
    C. When the merchandise is for use at a trade show only
    D. Never
    E. When the merchandise is for ...

  • October 2007 Question 53 U.S. Customs Broker License Exam Discussion

    Episode 2

    Following CBLE question is the focus of this video:

    For all drawback claims filed, the HTSUS numbers and Schedule B commodity numbers must be stated to at least ____ digits.

    A. two
    B. four
    C. six
    D. eight
    E. ten 

    Correct Answer: (C).

    #Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Title 19
    #191.51

    CB...

  • October 2007 Question 54 U.S. Customs Broker License Exam Discussion

    Episode 3

    Following CBLE question is the focus of this video:

    Drawback claimants who meet the requirements set forth in 19 CFR _____ are afforded the special privilege of accelerated payment of drawback.

    A. 191.91
    B. 191.92
    C. 191.32
    D. 191.36
    E. 191.81 

    Correct Answer: (B).

    #Code of Federal Regula...

  • October 2007 Question 67 U.S. Customs Broker License Exam Discussion

    Episode 4

    Following CBLE question is the focus of this video:

    What is the amount of the bond required for a carnet?  

    A. The value of the merchandise shown on the carnet
    B. Three times the value of the merchandise
    C. The carnet is its own bond so no additional bond is required
    D. The amount of the impo...