DDTC Announces DTrade Is Back Up
The Directorate of Defense Trade Controls has posted notice on its homepage that DTrade is back online as of October 13, 2011 at 2:50 p.m. DTrade is a fully-electronic defense export licensing system. DDTC is prepared to receive and adjudicate…
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defense export authorization requests properly submitted by any U.S. person who is a defense trade registrant and wishes to permanently export unclassified defense articles via the Form DSP-5, temporarily import unclassified defense articles via the Form DSP-61, or temporarily export unclassified defense articles via the Form DSP-73. Based on envisioned expansion of electronic processing capabilities, DDTC anticipates, with few exceptions, most export licensing submissions via DTrade in the near future.