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To assess dual-use export control requirements under EU Regulation 2021/821, apply a four-stage screening process: sanctions check, goods classification, licensing path, and catch-all risk evaluation. This structured approach identifies BAFA licensing needs and ensures compliance.

The correct screening order for dual-use goods before a BAFA ELAN-K2 application is sanctions-first screening, followed by goods classification, licensing path determination, and catch-all risk assessment. This prevents downstream licensing issues.

You need an End-Use Declaration for dual-use exports when evaluating civil-military end-use scenarios under EU sanctions law. Preparing this documentation, alongside End-User Compliance documents if needed, ensures the export risk posture is properly documented.

To evaluate catch-all risks for civil-military end-use scenarios, apply the final stage of the four-stage dual-use assessment under EU Regulation 2021/821. This determines whether specific end-use triggers require BAFA licensing despite goods being unlisted.

Yes, this export-control assessment prioritizes national and EU sanctions checks as its first stage. This sanctions-first screening approach prevents downstream licensing delays by identifying restricted parties and embargoed destinations early.

The limitation of this approach for BAFA licensing decisions is that it provides structured decision support rather than legal adjudication. It outlines applicable procedures and documents risk posture, but compliance teams must verify final ELAN-K2 application requirements.