Drone Traders Need to Submit DSP Addendum for Permanent License, Says State
The State Department now requires U.S. companies and foreign end-users sign and submit an addendum to Form DSP-83 at the time of application for a permanent export license for unmanned aerial systems, known commonly as drones. Temporary UAS exports, for…
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marketing and other purposes, won't require the addendum, State said in recent days. State included the necessary addendum format with its statement (here). The agency also recently outlined a new policy for UAS trade, in a separate announcement (see 1502170065).