How long is a person barred from exporting if they are on the denied persons list according to the Bureau of Industry and Security?

A person on the Denied Persons List is prohibited from exporting items for a minimum period, which can vary based on the specific circumstances surrounding their case. The general standard for a denial order is that it typically lasts for a duration of 10 years. This is meant to ensure that individuals who have violated export regulations or engaged in activities that threaten national security face a significant penalty. This length of denial reflects the seriousness with which the Bureau of Industry and Security takes violations of export laws and shows a commitment to protecting U.S. interests in terms of national security and trade.