ITAR Export Screen
14 of 20 lines ($1,320,615.00 of $1,805,885.00) are on export hold: 2 prohibited or embargoed, 6 need a license, 6 need review; 5 ship NLR and 1 under a cited license to verify.
Line 1 ships 4 x $46,000.00 = $184,000.00 of USML Category XI(c)(1) to United Kingdom, which is not a 126.1 country, and cites no license or exemption. 22 CFR 123.1 requires a DSP-5 permanent export license.
Method1Jurisdiction is taken from the line and must agree with the code: a USML category (I to XXI) for ITAR, an ECCN or EAR99 for EAR. Blank jurisdiction is inferred from the code.
2End users are matched against the restricted party list (normalized names, legal forms removed, 92 percent similarity); a match holds the line whatever the classification.
| Line | Part | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | MR-4410 | Radar signal processor board for fire control radar |
| 2 | LG-2207 | Landing gear actuator for military transport aircraft |
| 3 | TW-6405 | Thermal weapon sight core |
Bill of materials with ECCN or USML category and destination
License determination log and an export hold list (License determination log (CSV), Export hold list (CSV), Determinations (JSON))
$3,500 / month, 30% to the referring partner
Read in memory for the session, never stored, never used to train a model.
Screening is not clearance. Classification and sanctions decisions remain yours and your licensed trade counsel's or customs broker's. Letters, notices and legal analysis are drafts, not legal advice. Have a qualified lawyer review them before they are sent or relied on.