U S Customs Broker License Examination Practice Exam Questions

This Textbook is a study guide that represents a concise compilation of laws and regulations on frequently tested subjects in the U.S. Customs Broker License Examination. Textbook breaks down archaic and hard to read laws into reader friendly format, with bold and italicized and underlined keywords and topics. Textbook does not cover every topic, but rather focuses on the most relevant ones. Prospective examinees are instructed to regularly review each subject in order to easily recall the appropriate regulation during the exam. To help exam takers succeed in passing the exam, Textbook comes with Web Supplements. Web Supplements bring to prospective examinees video lectures (which are based on the Textbook’s material), charts, exhibits, tables and flashcards designed to improve understanding of the tested topics. Concise text, charts, exhibits, tables, and flashcards alone are not enough to pass the examination. Goal of the Textbook is to equip you with necessary tools to successfully pass the U.S. Customs Broker License Examination. To that end, the Textbook integrates questions from previous exams by topics covered in individual chapters. We worked very hard to provide you with tools necessary to be successful. You, however, remain the ultimate guarantor of passing the U.S. Customs Broker Exam through hard work and dedicated studies.

Welcome to the exciting world of Customs! Customs Broker is a licensed profession. Passing the Customs Broker Examination is a prerequisite for individual's Customs Broker license. Passing is not easy, and many exam takers do not pass. The primary challenge lies not in the difficulty of questions themselves, but in the amount of time customs examiners allocate to examinees. My interaction with students with little or no customs experience shows that everyone is able to understand some of the most difficult questions. This means it is not the difficulty of questions, but rather the amount of time provided, which leads many not to pass. The problem, therefore, lies in time management! Fortunately, this can be corrected. But such correction requires dedication and practice. Many questions you will see on exam are similar to those questions asked in previous exams. Some are even identical. Examinee who sees a familiar question on the exam is likely to spend less time to answering it. This means more time being left to answer more difficult and less familiar questions, resulting in a greater likelihood of success. Exercise Book is designed to do just that: to help examinees pass the Customs Broker Exam. The approach is very simple. We take the very questions that examiners have asked before, and provide rationale for their an-swers. The rationale - or reasoning - cause examinees to revisit topics tested while providing the structure and or-ganization. The structure helps to build a framework that can be applied to variety of questions. During the exam, even if examinee does not recall the structure, the familiarity with the question would help. Exercise Book consists of: Table of Contents; Table of Questions; Table of Topics; Approach to Answering Questions; Practice Exam Ques-tions; and Practice Exam Answers. Exercise Book is supplemented with video discussions and supplemental reading on the internet, through Web Supplements at LawCustoms.com/cbe/eb.

This examination consists of 80 questions. The minimum passing score is 75%. For each question, choose the letter representing your answer (A, B, C, D, or E) and completely darken the corresponding space on your answer sheet. There is no penalty for guessing; therefore, you should attempt to answer every question. Each question is designed to have a single best answer. You are responsible for having the following references: - Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (2012 version, NO Supplements) - Title 19, Code of Federal Regulations (revised as of April 1, 2012 Parts 0 to End) - Customs and Trade Automated Interface Requirements (CATAIR) - Appendix B - Valid Codes - Appendix D - Metric Conversion - Appendix E - Valid Entry Numbers - Appendix G - Common Errors - Glossary of Terms - Instructions for Preparation of CBP Form 7501 (July 24, 2012)

Customs Broker License Exam - Answered Questions and Explanations is a series of books that help people prepare for the U.S. Customs Broker License Examination. Each book contains a set of 80 real exam questions and each question is followed by a step-by-step explanation of the solution and an analysis of the tested concepts.

Customs Broker License Exam - Answered Questions and Explanations is a series of books that help people prepare for the U.S. Customs Broker License Examination. Each book contains 80 real exam questions, and each question followed by step-by-step explanations of the solution and an analysis of the tested concepts.

This examination consists of 80 questions. The minimum passing score is 75%. For each question, choose the letter representing your answer (A, B, C, D, or E) and completely darken the corresponding space on your answer sheet. There is no penalty for guessing; therefore, you should attempt to answer every question. Each question is designed to have a single best answer. You are responsible for having the following references: _ Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (2014 Basic Edition, No Supplements) _ Title 19, Code of Federal Regulations (Revised as of April 1, 2014) _ Customs and Trade Automated Interface Requirements (CATAIR) _ Appendix B - Valid Codes _ Appendix D - Metric Conversion _ Appendix E - Valid Entry Numbers _ Appendix G - Common Errors _ Glossary of Terms _ Instructions for Preparation of CBP Form 7501 (July 24, 2012) Right to Make Entry Directive 3530-002A This examination lasts four and a half (4.5) hours.

each question, choose the letter representing your answer (A, B, C, D, or E) and completely darken the corresponding space on your answer sheet. There is no penalty for guessing; therefore, you should attempt to answer every question. Each question is designed to have a single best answer. You are responsible for having the following references: _ Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (Either the 2013 or 2014 HTSUS may be used for this examination. All classification, free trade agreement, and other questions will be consistent across both tariff schedules.) _ Title 19, Code of Federal Regulations (Either the 2013 or 2014 CFR may be used for this examination, Parts 0 to End.) _ Customs and Trade Automated Interface Requirements (CATAIR) _ Appendix B - Valid Codes _ Appendix D - Metric Conversion _ Appendix E - Valid Entry Numbers _ Appendix G - Common Errors _ Glossary of Terms _ Instructions for Preparation of CBP Form 7501 (July 24, 2012) _ Right to Make Entry Directive 3530-002A

This Textbook is a study guide that represents a concise compilation of laws and regulations on frequently tested subjects in the U.S. Customs Broker License Examination. Textbook breaks down archaic and hard to read laws into reader friendly format, with bold and italicized and underlined keywords and topics. Textbook does not cover every topic, but rather focuses on the most relevant ones. Prospective examinees are instructed to regularly review each subject in order to easily recall the appropriate regulation during the exam. To help exam takers succeed in passing the exam, Textbook comes with Web Supplements. Web Supplements bring to prospective examinees video lectures (which are based on the Textbook’s material), charts, exhibits, tables and flashcards designed to improve understanding of the tested topics. Concise text, charts, exhibits, tables, and flashcards alone are not enough to pass the examination. Goal of the Textbook is to equip you with necessary tools to successfully pass the U.S. Customs Broker License Examination. To that end, the Textbook integrates questions from previous exams by topics covered in individual chapters. We worked very hard to provide you with tools necessary to be successful. You, however, remain the ultimate guarantor of passing the U.S. Customs Broker Exam through hard work and dedicated studies.