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I received a letter from customs and border protection. It did not come certified. It just came as regular mail. It states that they seized 13 counterfeit nfl jerseys at a appraised domestic value at $260 in total.They are offering a couple of options like to abandon the jerseys or petition to get them back. At the end of the letter, it states that a civil penalty has been or will be assessed in this matter and that the details on the civil penalty are in the attached letter or being prepared and will be mailed shortly. It didnt show up with this letter so im assuming they are preparing it. Should I be worried?
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Re: received letter from US customs and border protection
I wish to inform you contact that under Section 337 such import is not allowed. In this regard you may object to US Custom and Border Protection and object to your goods being counterfeit goods. You can raise the issue of jurisdiction that U.S. International Trade Commission (USITC) investigates claims regarding counterfeit goods. Further you can contact USITC Trade Remedy Assistance Office for necessary assistance.
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Re: received letter from US customs and border protection
thank you for the response. but what about the civil penalty? should i be worried? it wasnt sent through certified mail. does that count for something?Comment
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Re: received letter from US customs and border protection
Yes, certified always means something. The sender wants to be sure you got the notice -- probably legal ramifications behind it. Wait until you get the letter, though, and then address what it contains.Comment
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Yes, I received a letter from custom and border protection. I want to join the army for border protection.Comment
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