Michael & Sons Brokerage has permits in the Districts of Atlanta, New Orleans, and Los Angeles. Michael & Sons Brokerage service a German bearing manufacturer that ships merchandise subject to antidumping duties to its affiliated U.S. incorporated selling agent that is located at the Port of Long Beach, California. The selling agent has no financial interest in the commercial transaction. At the nominal consignee’s request, the shipment of bearings is diverted to Norfolk, Virginia for entry. Michael & Sons Brokerage is in possession of a valid power of attorney (POA) from the Grantor, authorizing other Customs brokers to make entry. Michael & Sons Brokerage creates a sub agency POA with Bill Johnson Brokerage who is only permitted in the District of New Orleans. Who should file the entry?
A. Michael & Sons Brokerage
B. Bill Johnson Brokerage
C. the nominal consignee
D. U.S. selling agent
E. none of the parties
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The Answer is: E
Citation: Scenario: Michael & Sons Brokerage has local permits only
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