ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations
Part 129: Brokering – ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations

ITAR - International Traffic in Arms Regulations 129.10-129.11: File annual brokering reports and keep brokering records

What does 129.10-129.11 require?

Every registered broker, including those listed under a manufacturer or exporter registration, must report its brokering activities of the previous twelve months annually with its renewal (or within 30 days after expiry if not renewing), signed and certified by an empowered official, identifying each activity with the approval number or exemption, every participant's name, address, nationality, location and role, the quantity, description and value of the articles or services, and the type, value and source of any consideration; if there were none, it must certify that (129.10). Brokering records must be kept under 122.5 (129.11).

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