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Carriers, vessels, aircraft and manifests

Counts toward CBP's Entry / Entry Summary category. 4 of the 480 released past questions are on this topic.

Where to look: 19 CFR Parts 4, 122, 123.

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Practice questions

  1. Which section of 19 CFR is titled "Salvage vessels"?

    1. § 4.51
    2. § 4.60
    3. § 4.61
    4. § 4.97
    Answer

    D. § 4.97 in Part 4 (vessels in foreign and domestic trades) is titled "Salvage vessels".

    19 CFR › Part 4 › § 4.97

  2. Which section of 19 CFR is titled "Sealing of aircraft liquor kits"?

    1. § 122.12
    2. § 122.132
    3. § 122.182
    4. § 122.85
    Answer

    B. § 122.132 in Part 122 (air commerce regulations) is titled "Sealing of aircraft liquor kits".

    19 CFR › Part 122 › § 122.132

  3. Which section of 19 CFR is titled "Vessels entitled to engage in coastwise trade"?

    1. § 4.100
    2. § 4.17
    3. § 4.80
    4. § 4.85
    Answer

    C. § 4.80 in Part 4 (vessels in foreign and domestic trades) is titled "Vessels entitled to engage in coastwise trade".

    19 CFR › Part 4 › § 4.80

  4. Which part of 19 CFR is titled "Cbp relations with canada and mexico"?

    1. Part 123
    2. Part 172
    3. Part 175
    4. Part 220
    Answer

    A. 19 CFR Part 123 is titled "Cbp relations with canada and mexico".

    19 CFR › Part 123

  5. Manifest discrepancies of petroleum and petroleum products imported in bulk must be reported on Customs Form 5931 if the discrepancy exceeds what amount under 19 CFR 4.12(c)?

    1. Two percent
    2. One percent
    3. Ten percent
    4. Five percent
    Answer

    B. Bulk petroleum discrepancies must be reported if they exceed one percent.

    19 CFR 4.12(c)

  6. A vessel is owned by the United States and manned wholly by uniformed services personnel, and transports only property of the United States. What report of arrival or entry applies under 19 CFR 4.5(a)?

    1. No report of arrival or entry is required
    2. Entry is required but a report of arrival is not
    3. A report of arrival is required but entry is not
    4. A report of arrival and entry are both required
    Answer

    A. Section 4.5(a) exempts such government vessels from the report of arrival and from entry.

    19 CFR 4.5(a)

  7. Which aircraft entering the United States from a foreign area is not required to give advance notice of arrival under 19 CFR 122.31(b)?

    1. An aircraft of a scheduled airline arriving under a regular schedule filed with the port director
    2. Any aircraft carrying only cargo
    3. A private aircraft carrying only its owner
    4. Any aircraft landing at a landing rights airport
    Answer

    A. Scheduled airline aircraft arriving under a regular schedule filed with the port director for the first landing airport are exempt from the advance notice requirement.

    19 CFR 122.31(b)

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