How the Export Administration Regulations Control Items Outside the United States

Description

How the Export Administration Regulations Control Items Outside the United States

An interactive online learning experience

February 26-27, 2025

11am to 2pm EST (UTC-5) each day

The U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), in partnership with the World Trade Center Denver, is offering a specialized online seminar, “How the Export Administration Regulations Control Items Outside the United States.” This interactive course delivers critical information to understand and comply with the United States’s Export Administration Regulations (EAR). This seminar will focus on items subject to the EAR that are located outside the United States, and how to determine license requirements when reexporting or exporting those items from abroad, among foreign countries.

 This seminar will be a live event: learn about EAR provisions directly from BIS specialists, have your questions answered, and participate in interactive exercises to expand your regulatory and compliance knowledge. Experienced BIS specialists will deliver the training in two, three-hour sessions from 11am to 2pm EST (UTC-5) daily. The information covered will include how to determine when items around the world are subject to the EAR, the de minimis rules, foreign direct product rules, compliance tips, and an overview of BIS activities overseas.

Participation Requirements:

• Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of the Export Administration Regulations terms and provisions.
• Reliable and stable internet connection.
• Computer with audio to participate in the virtual seminar and digital learning exercises.
• Access to WebEx. Test your network access here: https://www.webex.com/test-meeting.html    
• Access to www.menti.com to participate in live exercises and question and answer sessions.  Test your network access here: https://www.mentimeter.com/app/diagnostics.

This professionally designed and monitored platform will give access to all presentation materials and include real-time question and answer sessions. If you miss one of the days, sessions will be recorded and available for viewing by attendees for one week after the seminar.

Minimum Continuing Legal Education credit is available for California State Bar members. For non-California State Bar members seeking MCLE credit, contact your State Bar to see if they reciprocate the California MCLE credits. Instructions to receive MCLE credit will be provided during the seminar.  

Registration fee: $250

Last day to register is Feb. 21, 2025 at 11:59pm EST.

For questions regarding registration, please contact World Trade Center Denver at (303) 592-5760 or by email: institute@wtcdenver.org.

For more information on how the program will work or questions on the topics to be covered, please contact the Bureau of Industry and Security’s Western Regional Office at (949) 660-0144, (408) 998-8806, or by email.