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Suspension and revocation by operation of law

The events that suspend or revoke a license or national permit automatically, without a disciplinary proceeding.

Governing text: 19 CFR §§ 111.30(d)(4), 111.45

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A broker has not filed its triennial status report by March 1 of the reporting year. What is the immediate consequence?
19 CFR 111.30(d)(4)
A corporate broker goes without any officer who holds a valid individual broker's license. After what continuous period are its license and national permit revoked by operation of law?
19 CFR 111.45(a)
A broker knowingly employs a person who has been convicted of a felony. When is that a ground for suspension or revocation?
19 CFR 111.53(e)
What is the maximum aggregate monetary penalty CBP may assess against a broker for the covered grounds, when no suspension or revocation proceeding has been instituted for the same reasons?
19 CFR 111.91(a)
A broker applies in writing to cancel its license, and the application was not made to avoid suspension or revocation proceedings. How may the license be cancelled?
19 CFR 111.51(a)
CBP issues a pre-penalty notice to a broker. Within what period may the broker respond in writing?
19 CFR 111.92(a)
The notice of charges in a broker disciplinary proceeding must inform the broker that the broker:
19 CFR 111.62(b)
The hearing officer in a broker suspension or revocation proceeding must be:
19 CFR 111.67(a)
In preliminary proceedings against a broker's license, the broker's written response must be received within:
19 CFR 111.59(b)(9)
If no appeal is filed, an order suspending or revoking a broker's license becomes effective:
19 CFR 111.74
After revocation of a license, an ex-broker may petition for authorization to assist or be employed by a broker after:
19 CFR 111.79

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