13. Which of the following statements is legally TRUE regarding a customs broker conducting “customs business? ” (2025 April No.13 – Broker Compliance)
A) A customs broker may outsource the preparation of entries to a company located in India, but the entry must be transmitted by the broker.
B) A customs broker must designate a knowledgeable point of contact to be available to CBP during (but not outside of) normal business hours to respond to customs business issues.
C) A customs broker residing in the U.S. but on vacation in Europe may transmit entries as long as they have a secure Internet connection.
D) A customs broker may hire a remote employee living in Puerto Rico to help determine classification of merchandise.
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The Answer is: D
Citation: 19 CFR 101.1; 19 CFR 111.3(a); 19 CFR 111.3(b)
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