Requirements for Sellers Sample Clauses

Requirements for Sellers. 1) If a license is not required under either the ITAR or the EAR, and that an exemption(s) will authorize all deliverables, provide notice stating applicable ITAR and/or EAR exemptions to Buyer within 30 days of receipt of the purchase order. Please note that the Canadian Exemption (22 CFR 126.5) will be accepted as a valid exemption only in limited circumstances and requires concurrence from GDLS-C prior to shipment. 2) If one or more export license(s) and/or agreement(s) are required from the US government to export the deliverables, forward evidence that application has been made for these approvals (e.g., the license/agreement application numbers) to Buyer within 30 days of receipt of the purchase order. 3) Within 15 days of receipt of US government export approvals, and in any case prior to first shipment of deliverables, Seller must forward copies of the approvals to Buyer. Buyer will in turn, and as required by Canadian law, attach your license(s) or exemption citation(s) to Buyer’s application for Canadian Export Permit(s) made to Global Affairs Canada (GAC). You are further required to advise Buyer prior to shipment of parts if an export approval imposes special restrictions on use of a part (e.g. serialization). 4) Seller must notify Buyer in the event that an export approval is expiring, has been suspended or revoked.

Requirements for Sellers. 1) If a license, permit or other formal written approval is not required from a relevant governmental agency, or that an exemption or exception will authorize all deliverables, provide notice to GDLS-C stating any conditions or limitations associated with the export/import. 2) If a license, permit or other formal written approval is required to export the deliverables, forward evidence that application has been made for such approval (e.g. application numbers) to Buyer within 30 days of receipt of the purchase order. 3) Within 15 days of receipt of an approved license, permit or other formal written approval, and in any case prior to first shipment of deliverables, forward copies of the approval(s) to Buyer. Buyer will in turn, and if required by Canadian law, attach your license, permit or other formal written approval or exemption citation(s) to Buyer’s application for Canadian Export Permit(s) made to Global Affairs Canada (GAC). You are further required to advise GDLS-C prior to shipment of parts if an export approval imposes special restrictions on use of a part (e.g. serialization). 4) Seller must notify Buyer in the event that an export approval is expiring, has been suspended or revoked.