Parts 123-125 of ITAR establish the export licensing framework administered by DDTC. (1) Part 123 Licensing of Defense Articles: (a) Form DSP-5 Application for Permanent Export of Unclassified Defense Articles - the basic ITAR license type + must be obtained prior to export + valid for 4 years + specific quantities + values + end users + end uses; (b) Form DSP-73 Application for Temporary Export of Unclassified Defense Articles - for short-term exports including exhibitions + demonstrations + trade shows + repair + reverse engineering + valid for 4 years + must be returned to US; (c) Form DSP-61 Application for Temporary Import of Unclassified Defense Articles - for foreign-origin defense articles temporarily imported to US for repair + modification + processing; (d) Form DSP-83 Nontransfer and Use Certificate - end-use assurance from foreign government for sensitive items; (e) Form DSP-119 Amendment - to amend existing licenses. (2) Part 124 Agreements for Manufacture or Technical Assistance: (a) Manufacturing License Agreement (MLA) - authorisation for foreign person to manufacture defense articles using US technology + 22 CFR 124.1-124.13 + DDTC approval + 5-year term typical + provisions including diversion controls + export reporting + non-diversion certificates + end-use restrictions; (b) Technical Assistance Agreement (TAA) - authorisation for furnishing of defense services + technical data + training to foreign persons + 5-year term typical + DDTC approval + provisions including end-use + retransfer + record-keeping; (c) Distribution Agreement - 22 CFR 124.14 + authorisation for distribution of defense articles to foreign distributors; (d) Warehousing Agreement - authorisation for warehousing in foreign country. (3) Part 125 Technical Data and Defense Services: (a) Form DSP-5 for technical data export including drawings + specifications + software + processes + know-how (Part 125.4); (b) Classified Defense Articles + Technical Data per 22 CFR 125.3 - requires special licensing + DDTC + Department of Defense + Industrial Security Letter (ISL) per DD 254 + Facility Security Clearance + Personnel Security Clearance + Department of State Industrial Security Program; (c) Public Domain Technical Data per 22 CFR 125.4 - exempt from ITAR including (i) published information; (ii) general scientific + mathematical + engineering principles; (iii) information lawfully in public domain; (iv) data from public + accessible libraries + websites + academic publications. (4) Routed Export Transactions per 22 CFR 123.1: when foreign principal party in interest (FPPI) arranges export of US defense articles through US agent + US Principal Party in Interest (USPPI) responsibilities + Electronic Export Information (EEI) filing via Automated Export System (AES) + Customs and Border Protection (CBP) requirements. (5) DDTC DECCS Defense Export Control and Compliance System: online portal for license applications + approval tracking + amendment requests + record management + DDTC communications. (6) Commodity Jurisdiction (CJ): per 22 CFR 120.4 + entity may request DDTC determination of whether item is ITAR vs EAR + 60-day response + binding determination + interagency coordination with Commerce BIS + significant for classification disputes. (7) End-User and End-Use Verification: per 22 CFR 123.10 + 124.7 + 125.6 + verification of foreign end-users + foreign end-uses + non-diversion + reporting suspicious orders + Blue Lantern End-Use Monitoring Program. (8) Export Documentation: licenses must accompany exports + Commercial Invoice + Packing List + Bill of Lading + AES filing + customs entry + Department of Defense DD-2345 Militarily Critical Technology List (MCTL). (9) License Conditions and Provisos: ITAR licenses typically include provisos addressing (a) end-use restrictions; (b) non-retransfer; (c) reporting requirements; (d) destination restrictions; (e) quantity limits; (f) value limits; (g) party restrictions; (h) other DDTC-specific conditions. (10) AUKUS-Related Authorizations: 2024 + 2025 + AUKUS Pillar 2 (Australia + UK + US trilateral) reformed ITAR including (a) automatic Australia + UK exemptions for many ITAR-controlled items; (b) streamlined licensing for AUKUS partners; (c) expanded Open General License; (d) reduced licensing burden. Coordinates with DDTC DECCS + Defense Trade Controls Licensing (DTCL) + Defense Trade Controls Compliance (DTCC) + Defense Trade Controls Policy (DTCP) + Bureau of Political-Military Affairs + Industry Council Cooperation. ITAR Parts 123-125 Export Licensing applies.
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