Deemed Export Compliance & Technology Control Plan Development

The Deemed Export rule is a special provision of U.S. export regulations that treats the transfer of controlled technology or technical data to foreign nationals – even within U.S. borders – as an export transaction for export control purposes. 

Deemed exports can involve employees, customers, contractors, suppliers, visitors and more. The very nature of deemed exports means that compliance pervades every aspect of a company, ranging from HR to engineering to security and beyond. 

In order to effectively manage deemed export compliance, many companies implement a Technology Control Plan (TCP), which provides measures to prevent unauthorized release of controlled technology or technical data for export compliance purposes. 

Join us for this webinar to learn the ins and outs of deemed export compliance, including:  which technology or technical data is subject to the rule; the differences between deemed export treatment under the ITAR and the EAR; licensing requirements and license exception usage; screening of foreign nationals and certification of deemed export compliance on the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Form I-129; elements of a Technology Control Plan and procedures to ensure compliance.