18. When is a customs broker license required?
A. When an employee of a broker acting solely for his employer, where the broker has authorized the employee to sign documents pertaining to customs business on his or her behalf, and has executed a power of attorney for that purpose
B. When a person is transacting business in connection with entry or clearance of vessels or other regulation of vessels under the navigation laws
C. When a carrier is bringing merchandise to the port of arrival, or any bonded carrier is transporting merchandise for another carrier, they may make entry for that merchandise for transportation in bond
D. When a person intends to transact customs business on behalf of others
E. When a foreign Trade zone operator engaging in activities within a zone that do not involve the transfer of merchandise to the customs territory of the United States
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The Answer is: D
Citation: 19 CFR 111.2(a)(1)
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