Focus of this class is on classification questions relevant to the customs broker license examination. It covers the classification of various items, including a children's hairbrush and frozen cassava, emphasizing the importance of clear terminology. The discussion highlights the methodology of elimination in classification, the significance of specific descriptions, and the classification of food items like sweet potatoes.
Up Next in October 2022 CBLE
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August 16, 2022 CBLE Class
Tips and tricks of CBLE taking. Registration opens on October 26 and closes on September 26, with late registrants facing potential server issues. Onsite exam protocols emphasize ID verification and personal space. Preparation tips include waking up early and reviewing reference materials. The c...
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August 23, 2022 CBLE Class
The classification process for products like digital cameras is explained, along with compliance and reporting requirements. The definition of products, especially tomatoes, is discussed with historical context. Attention to detail in classification is emphasized, encouraging practice to master t...
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August 25, 2022 CBLE Class
Notes on registration: begins on August 29th. Classification is a key topic of the class. Other discussed are temporary importation requirements. The discussion includes a German company's mold for toy production and eligibility criteria for temporary importation. It also addresses the classifi...
