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When I first started in the Automated Export System branch of the Foreign Trade Division a little over a year ago, I found myself relying heavily on the information at our website in order to understand the nuances of the AES. In fact, I found the resources at //www.aesdirect.gov to be a fantastic reference tool to supplement my training in the AES. I’d like to direct the trade to a few items I found particularly useful, both as a newer employee and now in my continued outreach efforts:
//aesdirect.gov/support/phone.html
This section can be found at any of the main pages or subpages within AESDirect. Just look for the ‘Who to Contact’ link at the left hand side of our website, under the heading for ‘Using AESDirect’.
We provide telephone and email contact information for each of our offices, including:
In October 2006, the Census Bureau began visiting companies that maintained a compliance rate of 95% or higher to learn their best practices. As a result of these visits, we have compiled the ‘Best Practices Manual’, designed to share the variety of effective methods that can be implemented to stay compliant with the FTR reporting requirements.
We offer three User Guides in this section. The AESDirect and AESPcLink? User Guides provide comprehensive step-by-step instructions so our users may benefit the most from these applications.
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