Export

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Cal: Transfer of export controlled information, commodities or software either inside the U.S. or outside the U.S. States.

Umaine: Any actual shipment or transmission of controlled items out of the U.S. (an ‘actual’ export); or any written, oral or visual release or disclosure of controlled technology, technical data, information or software or source code to a foreign national in- or out- side of the U.S. (a ‘deemed’ export). [EAR: 15 CFR B, Part 734.2(b) & ITAR: 22 CFR M Part 120.17(a)]

FAU-B To send or take controlled tangible items, software, or information out of the United States in any manner, to transfer ownership or control of controlled tangible items, software, or information to a foreign person, or to disclose information about controlled items, software, or information to a foreign government or foreign person. The controlled tangible item, software or information being sent or taken out of the United States is also referred to as an "export."

PSU: The term export as used in the various export control regulations has an expansive meaning. In general an export includes any: (1) actual shipment of any covered goods or items; (2) the electronic or digital transmission of any covered goods, items or related goods or items; or (3) any release or disclosure, including verbal disclosures or visual inspections, of any technology, software or technical data to any Foreign National/Person. An export may also include the actual use or application abroad of personal knowledge or technical experience acquired in the United States. Complete definitions of the term “Export” are contained within the regulations cited below. These regulations should be consulted when determining whether a particular course of action will constitute an export under those regulations. (Remember, discussion of the material with a Foreign National/Person, regardless of the country of which the individual is a citizen, constitutes export.)