• HQ H302524
• Mar 26, 2021

• Type: of merchandise affected by each decision set forth under paragraph (1); • HTSUS:
   Related:   966932; 965790; H097501   

Application for Further Review of Protest number 1703-2016-100470; Multilayered Wood Flooring from the People’s Republic of China; Antidumping and Countervailing Duties; Complete Flooring Supply Corporation

• HQ H237742
• Aug 26, 2015

• Type: Country of Origin Marking • HTSUS: 9018.90.80
   Related:   560604; 561967; 732900; 731775; 562084; 733907; 735472; H007964; H077355   

Application for Further Review of Protest No. 2304-12-100141; Country of origin marking of medical kits.

• HQ H239257
• Jul 25, 2013

• Type: of restricted merchandise and no refund of duty is permitted. (See Columbia Co. v. United States, 9 Cust. Ct. 179 (1942); C.D. 688, which held that "where Chinese wine was not per se inadmissible, but was subject to detention until packed in containers which complied with the internal revenue regulations, it was not prohibited merchandise.") • HTSUS:
   Related:   225115; 221669; W231396   

Sterling International Mercantile; internal advice on protest 4601-12-102142

• HQ H023872
• May 18, 2011

• Type: of merchandise, therefore, only the first protest received by Customs for filing may practicably be treated as valid). Protest B was filed 133 days after the September 28, 2007 duty determination date. Moreover, counsel filed Protest B after CBP denied Protest A as untimely. Therefore, Protest B is denied as untimely and because P.R. Towing already filed a previous protest on the same transaction. • HTSUS:
   Related:   70112; 100071; 100080; H006055   

Internal advice regarding sufficiency of protest

• HQ W563043
• Oct 18, 2006

• Type: NAFTA Certificate of Origin • HTSUS:
   Related:   562097; 560325   

Protest and Application for Further Review 2506-03-100073; NAFTA Eligibility; NAFTA Certificate of Origin; Deemed Liquidation; Subheading 9802.00.50, HTSUS.

• HQ 230204
• Aug 31, 2004

• Type: of merchandise… as to which protest is made; and the nature of each objection and reasons therefore. • HTSUS:
  

Protest number 1303-02-100253; American Motorists Insurance Company; 19 U.S.C. 1504(d); deemed liquidation; antidumping duties; International Trading Co. v. United States, 281 F.3d 1268 (Fed. Cir. 2002).

• HQ 967086
• Jun 14, 2004

• Type: of merchandise described as "Other Misclassified Merchandise" for which the protestant’s argument is as follows: • HTSUS:
   Related:   965367   

AFR Protest 0401-04-100047

• HQ 966355
• Jun 05, 2003

• Type: Classification; Country of Origin • HTSUS: 5516.14.0010
   Related:   959830; 734262; 734435; 089230; 953905; 953191; 088901; 950794; 224349; 085912; 081157; 086218; 111846; 224340; 953997; 954018   

Protest No. 1001-96-104677; 19 CFR 12.130; finishing operations; shrinkage;country of origin; notice to redeliver;dyeing; bleaching; printing; shrinking; sanforizing; substantial transformation; rayon fabric

• HQ 229424
• Feb 20, 2003

• Type: subheading 0506.90., HTSUS. The "bulk beef bone chips" and bone meal" are both described on tariff 0506.90.0020 as "bones, crude , steamed or ground", and are consistent with the instructions on filling out the Certificate of Origin for block 5 (a full description of each good) and 6 (identify the H.S. tariff classification to six digits) of the Customs Form 434, NAFTA Certificate of Origin. As described by the importer, the difference between the two products stems from the fact that these serve two different commercial purposes. "Bone meal" is "primarily used as a feed supplement" whereas the "bulk beef bone chips" is used for the "film processing industry in the form of gelatine extraction". Upon review of the documents submitted by the importer, including the manufacturer's affidavit, there is proof of entitlement to the exemption by demonstrating, with sufficient evidence, the Canadian origin of the goods. • HTSUS:
  

Protest # 0712-01-100198; 19 U.S.C. 58c; Certificate of Origin;

• HQ 229677
• Dec 09, 2002

• Type: payment, claim, decision, or refusal." The assertion of potential claims without a distinct and specific justification for each claim does not fulfill the requirements of 19 C.F.R. 174.13(a)(6). • HTSUS:
   Related:   090101; 090102   

Protest #3004-02-100124; Red Dragon Skateboard Co. Avalon Risk Management; Aegis Security Insurance; Surety Protest, "Protective Protest"; extension of liquidation