Which of the following is the correct name for a written attestation affirming the use of imported goods in accordance with the provisions of the tariff item that is used?

a) A Certificate of Origin

b) An end-use certificate

c) A customs declaration

d) A WAF

The Border Service Form 232 (B232) is required for goods imported under the following tariff treatment:

a) NAFTA

b) CEUTA

c) CCCT

d) LDCT

The Competition Bureau of Canada is responsible for the Consumer Packaging and Labelling Act.

a) True

b) False

An Exporter's Statement of Origin is never acceptable as a substitute for a Form A Certificate of Origin.

a)True

b) False

Which of the following statements accurately describes TRQs?

a) TRQs are Trade Regulations Qualified.

b) TRQs are forms used by the CBSA to prove tariff treatment.

c) TRQs are a method of determining the lowest possible rate of duty afforded by the available tariff treatments.

d) TRQs are a limitation on the quantity of goods entitled to entry into Canada during a specified period.

Goods destined for a country on the Area Control List require import permits.

a) True

b) False

The Safe Foods for Canadians Regulations are still not in force in Canada.

a) True

b) False

What are the two types of import permits?

a) Special Import Permit and CBSA Export Permit

b) Individual Import Permit and General Import Permit

c) Export/Import Permit and General Exclusion Permit

d) Import Permit Application and General Import Program

Which of the following best describes the Import Control List (ICL)?

a) A list of imported goods that are prohibited from entry into Canada.

b) A list of goods that require individual or general import permits before they can be imported into Canada.

c) A list of countries that have trade agreements with Canada.

d) A list of government agencies that are under CBSA control and that must be contacted before goods are imported.

The CFIA is responsible for negotiating Canada's trade agreements.

a) True

b) False