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Export
Control Program: Decision Tree
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and EAR Export-Controlled Materials Decision Tree and Certification
If you work inside the
U.S. with foreign persons (e.g. graduate students), if you work
outside of the U.S., or if you are sending materials or information
to persons outside of the U.S., you may be subject to the International
Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and the Export Administration
Regulations (EAR). If you are working with technologies that
are potentially covered by ITAR and EAR regulations, you should
investigate this issue. The
form accessed below is designed to help guide researchers
in determining the applicability of Export Control regulations
and laws to their research activities. If during completion
of the form you find that you are directed to contact OARS,
we will assist you in determining what procedures or permits
will allow you to proceed with your work while not violating
export control laws. |
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addition, completing and submitting the form will help demonstrate
your knowledge and appreciation for sensitive technologies should
regulators ever investigate your work or the research program
at Miami. Therefore, submitting the form even when it indicates
that EC regulations do not apply in your situtation, is to your
benefit.
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If
a plan is required for your case, please describe the situation
and plan using this form downloaded from the lik below and
submit it to sullivnh@miamioh.edu:
Download
Export Control Management Plan Template
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