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ITAR Intermediate Workshop: Export license how-to's & Common Errors, Agreements, & Exemptions

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ITAR Intermediate Workshop:

Export license how-to's & Common Errors, Agreements, & Exemptions

A MK Technology
Webinar

The DDTC is continually refining their guidance on what information they want on export licenses and what they don't want. Concurrently, companies are using metrics for Export Compliance Officers according to how smoothly their export licenses are approved: If your case is Returned without Action (RWA'd), this may have a negative effect on your next review.

Attend this class to be sure you know about the recent changes and "ins and outs" of applying for a license: which license is needed when, the tricks of using D-Trade correctly and common errors resulting in an RWA.

If you just attended our ITAR Primer Webinar on April 12th then this would be the next step in your training. If you missed our ITAR Primer Webinar and want to catch up, you can purchase and download the recording on our website's store or by clicking here. If you already know the basics then take a look at our outline below to see if this is for you.

I. Completing a DSP license for permanent export looking at specialized fields for

One time training

Marketing

Foreign nationals

Off shore procurement

II. Common errors resulting in RWAs

III. Looking at agreements

Knowing when you need a Technical Assistance Agreement (TAA) or a Manufacturing License Agreement (MLA) and how to use D-Trade to submit it under the September 2010 Guidelines.

IV. Exemptions

Import for Repair, low value, training, Canadian Exemptions, to your own subsidiaries

Which ones are the most useful and

New exemptions that have been issued

V. Export Clearance rules and cods for licenses and exemptions in AES.

As always, if you have specific questions about your company's ITAR compliance, we'll have ample time at the end of the webinar to address them.

You can participate in this session right from the convenience of your own home or office. All you need is an internet connection!

Natascha Finnerty has more than 20 years' experience in on-site compliance assessments conducted in 13 countries spanning four continents. Her expertise is in both the military export regulations "ITAR" and commercial "dual-use" export regulations "EAR". Natascha Finnerty has passed the Lead Assessor class in ISO 9000. She consults in all aspects of export licensing issues, including product classifications, license applications, legal agreements, and internal training. She works within an active network of international attorneys and consultants in the fields of customs compliance, logistics and munitions exports.

Prior to establishing her consulting practice, Natascha Finnerty was employed by the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Export Administration (later renamed the Bureau of Industry and Security) in Washington, DC as an auditor of the Special Licensing Division and an instructor for their national training seminars. In addition, she has been a public speaker at numerous seminars on export compliance for international trade associations and most recently, the Massachusetts Bar Association.

Natascha Finnerty holds a bachelor of science degree from the University of Massachusetts, attended courses in the master�s program in international business at George Washington University. She has studied and worked in Europe for four years and is fluent in French and German.