Articles for which duty free treatment is claimed under U.S. note 2(b) to this subchapter
E88834 · 1999-11-26 — The tariff classification of footwear from Dominican Republic for duty-free treatment under U.S. Note 2(b), Subchapter II, Chapter 98, HTSUS.
S. Note 2(b) for footwear imported from Dominican Republic and produced according to four scenarios. Based upon your clarification of scenario #4, we are issuing this ruling as a revision to this scenario. Scenario #4: U.S. origin pellets of PVC or TPR would be shipped to Dominican Republic. In Dominican Republic, the pellets would be melted and used in an injection molding machine to produce soles. The shoe upper would be cut-to-shape in the U.S. and assembled to the sole in DR. For purposes of receiving preferential tariff treatment under the Caribbean Basin Initiative, (HTS), Chapter 98,…
b85807 · 1997-06-06 — The Classification, User Fees and Country of Origin Marking of a Footwear Upper from the Dominican Republic; CBI-2
This moccasin upper, you state, will be assembled in the Dominican Republic from component parts that are of 100% U.S. origin. The assembly of the various upper components will be accomplished by stitching and gluing processes. We assume from your description that the sewing thread and glue will also be of U.S. origin. All of the component parts used in making this upper will be shipped directly from the USA to the Dominican Republic without entering the commerce of any other country. The sample moccasin upper you have provided has an all leather external surface (which you state can and will…
a82984 · 1996-05-07 — The Country of Origin Marking and Classification of Heel Pads, CBI-2, Made in USA, Misleading Marking? Dear Mr. Rodriquez:
H. Bass Caribbean, Inc., dated April 15, 1996, requesting a marking and classification ruling. Six samples were also forwarded with your letter. You indicate that 100 percent of the direct materials (presumably rolls of textile, plastics, leather hides, etc.) that will be used in the Dominican Republic to produce these uppers will be products of the US and that you will claim "CBI-2" status at time of entry. All 6 items will be classified in HTS 9802.00.5010, free of duty, as articles, which were returned to the US after having been exported for repairs or alterations, not made pursuant to a…
812217 · 1995-07-28 — The tariff classification, user fees and country of originmarking of footwear uppers from the Dominican Republic; CBI-2
Both these high-top shoe uppers, you state, will be manufactured in the Dominican Republic from materials and component parts that are of 100% U.S. origin. Materials will be cut to shape and the assembly of the various upper components will be accomplished by stitching and gluing processes. All of the raw materials and component parts used in making these uppers will be shipped directly from the USA to the Dominican Republic without entering the commerce of any other country. The sample uppers you have provided have predominately canvas textile external surfaces, with extensive suede leather…
810531 · 1995-06-05 — The tariff classification of a boot upper from the DominicanRepublic; CBI-2
, you requested a tariff classification ruling for a sample of a camouflage design textile boot upper with a sewn-in textile bootie liner (no style number indicated). This boot upper, you state, will be manufactured in the Dominican Republic from materials and component parts that are of 100% U.S. origin. Materials will be cut to shape and the assembly of the various upper components will be accomplished by stitching and gluing processes. All of the raw materials and component parts used in making this upper will be shipped directly from the USA to the Dominican Republic without entering the…
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