USMCA/T-MEC Update What You Need to Know

USMCA/T-MEC Update
What You Need to Know

An informative webinar presented by
Adrienne Braumiller, Founder, Braumiller Law Group, George Tuttle III from Tuttle Law, and Brenda Cordova, BLG Mexico Attorney

Tuesday, May 19th, 10:30 AM- Noon CDT
(90 minutes)

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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer notified Congress April 24 that the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement will enter into force on July 1, 2020. Following that notification to Congress, the U.S. certified to Mexico and Canada that it's ready for the NAFTA replacement to take effect.

“The crisis and recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic demonstrates that now, more than ever, the United States should strive to increase manufacturing capacity and investment in North America. The USMCA’s entry into force is a landmark achievement in that effort," Lighthizer said.

Time to dig into the details and planning stages

This webinar will cover:

• Where to find the rules for navigating the USMCA
• Rules of Origin and a practical approach to analyzing these rules
• What the USMCA Certification should contain and key considerations
• Comparison of the USMCA provisions to NAFTA
• National Treatment Rules, including drawback and the lesser of the duty rule
• Customs enforcement including verification audits and record requests/desk reviews
• USMCA/T-MEC - a Mexico Perspective

Please feel free to forward questions in advance to linnea@braumillerlaw.com

This will be a very comprehensive webinar, with several questions being answered during the presentation, as well as plenty of time set aside for Q&A afterward.