What problem does it solve? Defense contractors, exporters, and manufacturers face complex US export control rules under 22 CFR Parts 120-130, where mistakes can trigger civil penalties up to $1.37M per violation or criminal prosecution. This Skill delivers structured ITAR compliance guidance so teams can classify items, register with DDTC, apply for licenses, and handle violations correctly. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Jurisdiction Determination: Applies the USML enumeration and specially designed tests to decide whether an item falls under ITAR or EAR, with Commodity Jurisdiction guidance. - Licensing & Agreements: Walks through DSP-5/73/94 applications, Technical Assistance Agreements, and Manufacturing License Agreements with required clauses and submission steps. - Compliance & Enforcement: Covers deemed export rules for foreign nationals, Technology Control Plans, brokering registration, and the Voluntary Self-Disclosure process with mitigation factors. - Use Case: A manufacturer hiring a foreign national engineer can use this Skill to determine whether a deemed export license or TAA is required before granting access to controlled technical data. ## Quick Start Ask the ITAR skill whether a specific component is ITAR-controlled and what license or agreement is needed to export it.
