Free Webinar
A Review of Changes to the U.S. Foreign Trade Regulations
Representatives from the U.S. Census Bureau explain what exporters need to know about recent FTR updates and how they affect AES filings.
The U.S. Foreign Trade Regulations (FTR) require exporters to submit information about their export shipments to the Automated Export System (AES) for international trade data collection and export enforcement purposes. As the regulatory landscape evolves, staying up to date with FTR changes is critical to maintaining export compliance.
In this free, one-hour webinar, Kristi Sellers, Supervisor in the Trade Regulations Branch of the U.S. Census Bureau, will provide an overview of recent updates to the FTR that may impact your AES filings.
With nearly a decade at the Census Bureau, Kristi plays a central role in regulatory outreach, training and support for the U.S. trade community. Her work also includes managing Voluntary Self-Disclosures.
What You’ll Learn
- The most recent changes to the Foreign Trade Regulations and how they apply to exporters.
- How updates may affect your AES filings and EEI submission requirements.
- Common mistakes exporters make—and how to avoid them.
- Where to find official resources and guidance for FTR compliance.
- Answers to your specific questions from a Census Bureau expert.
Who Should Attend
- Exporters and freight forwarders who handle AES filings or EEI submissions.
- Trade compliance officers and legal professionals.
- Logistics and documentation staff involved in export shipments.
- Anyone responsible for ensuring adherence to U.S. export regulations.
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