What makes a custom broker qualified to complete their service? Any employee of the Canada Border Services Agency. A Canadian citizen of 18 years old, and has financial resources with sufficient knowledge relating to import and export. Any agent representing a Corporation. Only individual who obtain a degree from public educational institution. Which of the following best describes the Canada Customs Invoice? A form used by foreign customs authorities to permit the in-transit movement of goods. It is an export declaration listing goods leaving Canada. A form completed with information about goods being shipped into Canada. A form submitted to the Canadian Association of Customs Brokers for licensing.

What makes a custom broker qualified to complete their service? Any employee of the Canada Border Services Agency. A Canadian citizen of 18 years old, and has financial resources with sufficient knowledge relating to import and export. Any agent representing a Corporation. Only individual who obtain a degree from public educational institution. Which of the following best describes the Canada Customs Invoice? A form used by foreign customs authorities to permit the in-transit movement of goods. It is an export declaration listing goods leaving Canada. A form completed with information about goods being shipped into Canada. A form submitted to the Canadian Association of Customs Brokers for licensing.

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Chapter7: International Law

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