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eturning your request for a classification ruling because of non-conformity with the provisions of Part 177 of theCustoms Regulations (19 C.F.R. 177). Please provide us with information on each of the followingquestions: How are these items produced? Will these items be imported in the same condition as the samples? Will the ends of each item be flat (as the samples are) or sharpened? If the ends will be sharpened will this process take place before importation or after importation? When you have obtained all the requested information, youmay resubmit your request. Please include all of the materialthat we have returned to you. If you have any questionsregarding the above, contact the office National ImportSpecialist Kathy Campanelli at 212-466-5492.
Issued September 18, 1996 by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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eturning your request for a classification ruling because of non-conformity with the provisions of Part 177 of theCustoms Regulations (19 C.F.R. 177). Please provide us with information on each of the followingquestions: How are these items produced? Will these items be imported in the same condition as the samples? Will the ends of each item be flat (as the samples are) or sharpened? If the ends will be sharpened will this process take place before importation or after importation? When you have obtained all the requested information, youmay resubmit your request. Please include all of the materialthat we have returned to you. If you have any questionsregarding the above, contact the office National ImportSpecialist Kathy Campanelli at 212-466-5492.
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NY A 87045 September 18, 1996 CLA-73:RR:NC:1:118 A 87045 Mr. Aaron Zaris Harris Freeman & Co., Inc. 544 S. Melrose Placentia, Ca 92670 Dear Mr. Zaris: We are returning your request for a classification ruling because of non-conformity with the provisions of Part 177 of the Customs Regulations (19 C.F.R. 177). Please provide us with information on each of the following questions: How are these items produced? Will these items be imported in the same condition as the samples? Will the ends of each item be flat (as the samples are) or sharpened? If the ends will be sharpened will this process take place before importation or after importation? When you have obtained all the requested information, you may resubmit your request. Please include all of the material that we have returned to you. If you have any questions regarding the above, contact the office National Import Specialist Kathy Campanelli at 212-466-5492. Sincerely, (for) Roger J. Silvestri Director National Commodity Specialist Division
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