§ 165.22. Time for investigations.
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(a)Time for determination. Unless CBP has extended the deadline in accordance with paragraph
(c)of this section or due to a referral to the Department of Commerce pursuant to § 165.16, CBP will make a determination under § 165.27 no later than 300 calendar days after the date on which CBP initiates an investigation under § 165.15 with respect to whether covered merchandise was entered through evasion.
(b)Time for determination with consolidated allegations. If CBP consolidates multiple allegations under § 165.13 into a single investigation under § 165.15, the date of receipt of the first properly filed allegation will be used for the purposes of the requirement under paragraph
(a)of this section with respect to the timing of the initiation of the investigation.
(c)Extension of time for determination. CBP may extend the time to make a determination under paragraph
(a)of this section by not more than 60 calendar days if CBP determines that---
(1)The investigation is extraordinarily complicated because of---
(i)The number and complexity of the transactions to be investigated;
(ii)The novelty of the issues presented; or
(iii)The number of entities to be investigated; and
(2)Additional time is necessary to make the determination under paragraph
(a)of this section.
(d)Notice of extension of time for determination. CBP will notify all parties to the investigation of an extension no later than 300 calendar days after the date on which CBP initiates an investigation under § 165.15. \[81 FR 56482, Aug. 22, 2016, as amended at 89 FR 19260, Mar. 18, 2024\]