Entry / Entry Summary
Country of origin marking under 19 CFR Part 134, the Part 102 rules for USMCA and textile origin, trademark and copyright enforcement under Part 133, and partner-agency requirements in Part 12 such as EPA, NHTSA, FDA and cultural property.
Entry / Entry Summary3 min read7 sections
Marking, IPR and partner-agency rules appear inside the Entry / Entry Summary category. Questions test the marking duty, which exception applies, and the detention clocks for trademark and copyright goods.
Every foreign article must be marked legibly, conspicuously and permanently with its English country name for the ultimate purchaser, usually the retail buyer (134.1(d), 134.11). When CBP finds goods not legally marked it sends CBP Form 4647: mark, or export or destroy, under supervision, or a certificate of marking with samples (134.51-134.52). Repacked articles may be excepted if new containers show origin; liquidation can be deferred 60 days (134.34).
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