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ARTICLE · 01 OCTOBER 2013

License Exception Strategic Trade Authorization: Understanding How It May Work For You

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As part of the ongoing Export Control Reform, certain "600 Series" items will now be eligible for export, reexport, and in-country transfer without a license under the revised License Exception Strategic Trade Authorization of the Export Administration Regulations as discussed in Part II of Venable's ECR series.

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Lindsay Meyer
Lindsay Meyer
Ashley Craig
Ashley Craig
Carrie Kroll
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Rachel Miras Fiorill
Rachel Miras Fiorill
Matthew Rabinowitz
Matthew Rabinowitz

Venable's International Trade and Customs Practice Group is publishing a four-part series of Client Alerts to highlight the changes surrounding the ECR (Export Control Reform). Below is Part III of the series.

Part I: State Department Publishes Long-Awaited Interim Final Rule Amending ITAR Brokering Provisions

Part II: October 15th Export Control Reform Changes Are Around the Corner: Take Time Now to Understand the Impact on Your Existing Licenses & Authorizations

As part of the ongoing Export Control Reform (ECR), certain "600 Series" items will now be eligible for export, reexport, and in-country transfer without a license under the revised License Exception Strategic Trade Authorization (STA) of the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) as discussed in Part II of Venable's ECR series. These changes go into effect on October 15, 2013. Designed to facilitate trade between the United States and its allies, the revised License Exception STA may greatly

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