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Which factor can make an EAPA investigation extraordinarily complicated?

  1. The alleger's preference for a longer case
  2. The number and complexity of the transactions, the novelty of the issues, or the number of persons involved
  3. The fact that the merchandise is textile
  4. A request from the importer to delay liquidation
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B. The number and complexity of the transactions, the novelty of the issues, or the number of persons involved

Extraordinarily complicated includes the number and complexity of the transactions, the novelty of the issues, and the number of entities. The extension also requires that more time is needed.

Source: 19 CFR 165.22

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