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    In a routed transaction, the FPPI is determining how the goods will be exported from the U.S. Therefore, if the transaction does not meet the definition of how the FTR defines a routed transaction, then the transaction will be considered a standard export transaction. The contract of sale does not determine if the transaction will be routed.
    Also, Per the FTR 30.3(e), Responsibilities of parties in a Routed Transaction, a POA or written authorization must be provided to the authorized agent or the USPPI to file the EEI from the FPPI. Therefore, yes, a POA must be provided to the USPPI from the FPPI to file the AES.

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