C9802u—Classification and Documentation for Articles Exported and Returned, Advanced or Improved Abroad (HTSUS9802)

Subscriber price: $16.00, Non-subscriber price: $24.00
Estimated total study time: 1 hour 14 minutes

This short 1-hour course covers goods that qualify for classification in Chapter 98, Subchapter 2 under heading 9802. This includes training and practice classifying shipments that have been exported from the United States and returned after being advanced or improved. Documentation requirements for U.S. goods repaired, altered or processed abroad and articles manufactured abroad with U.S. Content are also covered.

Chapter 98 Subchapter 2 (9802)—Articles Exported and Returned, Advanced or Improved Abroad

9802 provides provisions for reduced duty for goods that were exported from the U.S., repaired or altered abroad and then returned to the U.S. This includes repaired articles and imported articles that were made abroad with U.S. content. We'll briefly discuss the conditions for re-importation.

(Estimated study time: 1 hour 14 minutes)

Introduction
HTSUS Chapter 98 Subchapter II
- Articles Repaired, Altered, or Processed Abroad and Returned to the United States
  - Classifications Applicable to Goods Returned after Alteration or Processing Abroad (9802)
  - Definition of Repairs and Alterations
  - What are Not Considered Repairs or Alterations?
  - The Process for U.S. Goods Repaired, Altered, or Processed Abroad and Returned
  - Repairs, Alterations and Processes Completed in a USMCA Country
  - Special Documentation Required for Declaring Articles Repaired, Altered or Processed Abroad (9802)
- Articles with U.S. Content
  - Classifications Applicable Articles with U.S. Content (9802)
  - U.S. Content Articles in General
  - Definition of Assembly and Acceptable Assembly Procedures Under 9802
  - What are not Acceptable Assembly Procedures
  - Valuation of U.S. Components
  - Country of Origin Marking of Goods Assembled with U.S. Content
  - U.S./Mexico Assembly Provision (Mexican Special Regime)
  - Special Documentation for U.S. Content Articles