Learn best practices and the eight elements needed to develop an effective Export Compliance Program (ECP) created by BIS to assist your organization in compliance with the EAR. You can also download the BIS Export Compliance Guidelines here
Certain transfers of technology within the United States, or uploaded to the cloud, can be subject to the Export Administration Regulations. The Deemed Export provisions, for example, address the transfer of technology to a foreign person within the United States. This is deemed to be a transfer to the recipient’s country of nationality.
U.S. items overseas, and items produced overseas using U.S.-origin components or made using U.S. technology, may still be subject to the Export Administration Regulations. Certain activities of U.S. persons overseas may also be subject to these regulations.
BIS offers training seminars that give you the opportunity to learn first-hand from experienced U.S. government officials; answering your questions about export control policies, and procedures.
Human rights are a paramount concern for the BIS and we recognize the far-reaching impact of our regulatory decisions and emphasize the incorporation of human rights principles.