Which form is used for temporary imports in electronic format?

Which form is used for temporary imports in electronic format?

• A. Form DSP-61 (electronic)
• B. DSP-85 (paper application)
• C. Form DSP-83
• D. Form DSP-62

Answer: (A)

Temporary import of defense articles under ITAR is handled with the DSP-61 form, and the electronic version is used when filing online with the DDTC. This form is specifically for situations where items are brought into the U.S. temporarily—for purposes like demonstrations, testing, or exhibitions—and it ensures you commit to returning or exporting the items within the approved period. Using the electronic DSP-61 streamlines submission, tracking, and compliance, since it feeds into the DDTC’s system and keeps a clear record of details such as article description, quantity, end-use, end-user, duration, and required security controls. Other DDTC forms handle different licensing or export scenarios, so they aren’t the correct option for electronically filing a temporary import.

Temporary import of defense articles under ITAR is handled with the DSP-61 form, and the electronic version is used when filing online with the DDTC. This form is specifically for situations where items are brought into the U.S. temporarily—for purposes like demonstrations, testing, or exhibitions—and it ensures you commit to returning or exporting the items within the approved period. Using the electronic DSP-61 streamlines submission, tracking, and compliance, since it feeds into the DDTC’s system and keeps a clear record of details such as article description, quantity, end-use, end-user, duration, and required security controls. Other DDTC forms handle different licensing or export scenarios, so they aren’t the correct option for electronically filing a temporary import.