[ARCHIVED CONTENT] DTI Export Control Organisation | Rating Enquiries and Applying for a licence

The following table comprises all resources currently available from the ECO relating to applications for UK Export Licences; click buttons to view documents.

N.B. A Standard Individual Export Licence (SIEL) or Open Individual Export Licence (OIEL) is to cover the export of controlled goods, technology & software from the UK.

A Standard Individual Trade Control Licence (SITC) or Open Individual Trade Control Licence (OITC) is to cover trading (commonly referred to as 'trafficking and brokering') of goods from one overseas destination to another

If you are unclear as to which licence to apply for please contact the ECO Helpline for advice

	DOCUMENT TITLE	DATE	SELECT
	Standard Individual Export Licence (SIEL) Application ELVIS; ELATE	3 December 2002
	Trade Controls Note on Standard Individual and Open Individual Trade Control Licences Please read before opening either SITC or OITC Application forms	10 November 2003
	Standard Individual Trade Control Licence N.B. This is a Word document which should be saved as a template for completion off-line.	10 November 2003
	Open Individual Trade Control Licence N.B. This is a Word document which should be saved as a template for completion off-line.	10 November 2003
	The Global Project Licence (GPL)	10 March 2003
	Elvis - Security and Privacy of Internet Transactions	19 December 2002
	Differences between ELVIS and ELATE	21 November 2002
	Temporary Export Licences	May 2002
	Authorised Signatory Guidance	November 2001
	Authorised Signatory Form N.B. This form cannot be completed on-line. It must be printed off, completed and the original returned by post to the ECO.	November 2001
	Performance Targets for Standard Individual Export Licence Applications for Small Arms	22 May 2000
	Rating Enquiry Form If rating enquiries are sent in by facsimile and followed up with a 'hard copy' by post, it would be helpful to us if such hard copies were marked up clearly by the enquirer to that affect, in order that we avoid duplication of such cases. N.B. This is not an export licence application.	15 November 2000
	Where is your Export Licence?	23 December 1999
	Export Licensing Appeals Procedure	September 2003
	Guidance note on supporting technical information	05 July 2000
	End-User Undertakings - Form EUU01, Annex A a Model Covering Letter and Guidance	29 May 2003

DOCUMENT TITLE

DATE

SELECT

Standard Individual Export Licence (SIEL) Application ELVIS; ELATE

3 December 2002

Trade Controls Note on Standard Individual and Open Individual Trade Control Licences

Please read before opening either SITC or OITC Application forms

10 November 2003

Standard Individual Trade Control Licence

N.B. This is a Word document which should be saved as a template for completion off-line.

10 November 2003

Open Individual Trade Control Licence

N.B. This is a Word document which should be saved as a template for completion off-line.

10 November 2003

The Global Project Licence (GPL)

10 March 2003

Elvis - Security and Privacy of Internet Transactions

19 December 2002

Differences between ELVIS and ELATE

21 November 2002

Temporary Export Licences

May 2002

Authorised Signatory Guidance

November 2001

Authorised Signatory Form N.B. This form cannot be completed on-line. It must be printed off, completed and the original returned by post to the ECO.

November 2001

Performance Targets for Standard Individual Export Licence Applications for Small Arms

22 May 2000

Rating Enquiry Form

If rating enquiries are sent in by facsimile and followed up with a 'hard copy' by post, it would be helpful to us if such hard copies were marked up clearly by the enquirer to that affect, in order that we avoid duplication of such cases.
N.B. This is not an export licence application.

15 November 2000

Where is your Export Licence?

23 December 1999

Export Licensing Appeals Procedure

September 2003

Guidance note on supporting technical information

05 July 2000

End-User Undertakings - Form EUU01, Annex A a Model Covering Letter and Guidance

29 May 2003