Protest 2809-94-101554; Motherboard for Laptop Computer with CPU chip and BIOS chip, but no RAM; Automatic Data Processing (ADP) machines; Legal Note 5(A)(a) to Chapter 84; GRI 2(a); EN 84.71; HQs 087695, 951566, 951443, 950832, 950221
Reasoning
Protest 2809-94-101554; Motherboard for Laptop Computer with CPU chip and BIOS chip, but no RAM; Automatic Data Processing (ADP) machines; Legal Note 5(A)(a) to Chapter 84; GRI 2(a); EN 84.71; HQs 087695, 951566, 951443, 950832, 950221
Cite this ruling
CBP Ruling 957489 (84719100): Protest 2809-94-101554; Motherboard for Laptop Computer with CPU chip and BIOS chip, but no RAM; Automatic Data Processing (ADP) machines; Legal Note 5(A)(a) to Chapter 84; GRI 2(a); EN 84.71; HQs 087695, 951566, 951443, 950832, 950221
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Headquarters Ruling Letter 084856, dated August 31, 1989, and Headquarters Ruling Letter 085894, dated February 14, 1990; United States-Canada Free Trade Agreement ("CFTA"); motherboard assembled in the United States with third country components, exported to Canada where it is incorporated with a power supply and a cabinet and then imported to the United States; Presidential Proclamation 6142, dated May 25, 1990; General 3(c)(vii)(B)(2)
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