What are the responsibilities of the U.S. Principal Party in Interest (USPPI) in a routed export transaction?
• Provide the U.S. agent with statistical information, including USPPI name and address, USPPI’s Employer Identification Number or Social Security Number, state of origin, Schedule B number, quantity/unit of measure, description of commodity, origin of goods, value, and any license information to assist in preparing the Electronic Export Information (EEI). See FTR section 30.3 (e)(1). • Retain documentation to support the information provided to the agent for preparing the EEI as specified in FTR section 30.10. Note: In a routed export transaction, the USPPI is not required to provide the U.S. agent of the Foreign Principal Party in Interest (FPPI) with a power of attorney or written authorization. The FPPI is responsible for providing a power of attorney or written authorization to the U.S. agent.
