April 2021 — Question 76
A mail shipment consisting of one handbag valued at $900.00, bearing a spurious mark identical with, or substantially indistinguishable from, a mark registered on the Principal Register of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and recorded with CBP, is not subject to seizure under 19 CFR § 133.21(e) if:
- AThe handbag is intended for personal use, and the exemption for the same type of article has not been taken within the 30-day detention period.
- BThe handbag is intended for personal use, and the quantity does not exceed the exemption of one article of the type bearing the protected trademark.
- CThe circumstances allowing trademark or trade name restriction(s) set forth in 19 CFR § 133.22(c) or 19 CFR § 133.23(d) are established.
- DThe addressee appears in person at the appropriate CBP office and, at the time, removes or obliterates the mark on the handbag in a manner acceptable to CBP.
- ENone of the above. Category XV – Foreign Trade Zone/ Warehouse✓ CBP's answer
CBP's cited authority
§ 19 CFR § 133.21§ 19 CFR § 133.24§ 19 CFR § 145.55§ 19 CFR § 148.55
Answer and citations as published in CBP's official answer key for the April 2021 examination.
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