Export Permit Number Sample Clauses

Export Permit Number. (i) Export Permit Number issued by Canada at time of filing entry summary documentation. The 8-digit Canadian-issued Export Permit Number, preceded by one of the following letter codes: (A) The letter code assigned to rep- resent the date of shipment (i.e., ‘‘A’’ represents January, ‘‘B’’ represents Feb- ruary, ‘‘C’’ represents March, etc.), ex- cept for those softwood lumber prod- ucts produced by a company listed in Annex 10 of the SLA 2006 or whose Re- gion of Origin is the Maritimes, Yukon, Northwest Territories or Nunavut; (B) The letter code ‘‘X’’, which des- ignates a company listed in Annex 10 of the SLA 2006; or (C) The letter code assigned to rep- resent the Maritimes (code M); Yukon (code Y); Northwest Territories (code W); or Nunavut (code N), for softwood lumber products originating in these regions. (ii) No Export Permit Number required due to softwood lumber product’s exempt status. Where an Export Permit Num- ber is not required because the im- ported softwood lumber product is spe- cifically identified as exempt from SLA 2006 export measures pursuant to Annex 1A of the Agreement, notwith- standing the fact that the exempt goods are classifiable in residual Har- monized Tariff Schedule of the United States provisions otherwise listed as covered by the SLA 2006, the alpha-nu- meric code ‘‘P88888888’’ must be used in the Export Permit Number data entry field on the CBP Form 7501.