Life Cycle of Shipment - Quiz Question Title * 1. What is your name? (First, Last) Question Title * 2. What is your location? Winnipeg, MB Regina, SK Saskatoon, SK Itasca, IL Kent, WA Vaughan, ON Other Question Title * 3. What is your role/job title/department? Question Title * 4. Only one carrier and one mode of transport can be involved in a single shipment. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 5. Only a bonded carrier can clear their goods at an inland bonded location. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 6. Which of the following parties could be involved in the process of moving goods into Canada? Consignee Purchaser Vendor Carrier Customs Broker Freight Forwarder Question Title * 7. A customs broker can continue to transmit changes to an entry before the shipment gets released. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 8. A transaction will always be accepted the first time it is transmitted to customs for clearance. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 9. Choose the correct location for each of the following parties. Consignee Canada outside Canada anywhere United States Overseas Consignee menu Broker Canada outside Canada anywhere United States Overseas Broker menu Purchaser Canada outside Canada anywhere United States Overseas Purchaser menu Customs Canada outside Canada anywhere United States Overseas Customs menu Vendor Canada outside Canada anywhere United States Overseas Vendor menu Question Title * 10. A customs broker can clear any shipments they choose, regardless if they have an agreement or an account in place for that importer. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 11. A customs broker can make corrections to the HS classification after the shipment is released, and before they transmit the entry for final accounting. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 12. How many days does a customs broker have to send their final accounting to customs after the shipment is released from customs? (enter only digits) Question Title * 13. How many years do customs brokers have to keep records on file for their transactions? (enter only digits) Question Title * 14. Choose the responsible party for each of the following events. Party Prepare the customs paperwork Consignee Purchaser Vendor Carrier Broker Customs Prepare the customs paperwork Party menu Create the PARS number Consignee Purchaser Vendor Carrier Broker Customs Create the PARS number Party menu Transmit the customs entry Consignee Purchaser Vendor Carrier Broker Customs Transmit the customs entry Party menu Transmit the electronic manifest Consignee Purchaser Vendor Carrier Broker Customs Transmit the electronic manifest Party menu Pay the duty and taxes Consignee Purchaser Vendor Carrier Broker Customs Pay the duty and taxes Party menu Release the goods Consignee Purchaser Vendor Carrier Broker Customs Release the goods Party menu Question Title * 15. Once a carrier moves a shipment into an inland bonded warehouse in Canada, they can choose to deliver the goods at any time without any further involvement from customs or a broker. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 16. With certain exceptions, the customs clearance process is mostly the same regardless of the mode of transport. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 17. Which of the following parties can act as the importer of record, and be responsible for paying the duties and taxes? Consignee Purchaser Vendor Carrier Broker Customs Question Title * 18. When a freight forwarder gets involved with a shipment, the basic clearance process changes entirely for the customs broker. TRUE FALSE Question Title * 19. Multiple different parties must be involved, each with an important role to play, in order to successfully import goods into Canada. TRUE FALSE Done