A BIS license application for National Security items to Indonesia will generally require which of the following?

The correct choice emphasizes the importance of having documented assurance regarding the end-use and ultimate recipient of National Security items when applying for a BIS license for export to Indonesia.

A Statement by Ultimate Consignee and Purchaser, along with an Import/End-user Certificate, provides critical information about who will receive the items and how they will be used. This documentation is vital for the BIS (Bureau of Industry and Security) as it helps ensure that U.S. exports comply with national security regulations and verifies that the items will not be diverted to unauthorized end-users or for unintended purposes.

This requirement is particularly significant in the context of export control laws, where the potential for misuse of sensitive items poses risks to national security. The inclusion of these documents in the application process helps safeguard against the proliferation of items that could contribute to security threats, thereby facilitating a more controlled and responsible approach to international trade in sensitive technologies and goods.

In contrast, other options like a sales agreement, Certificate of Origin, or a tax identification number, while they may be relevant in different contexts, do not directly address the specific compliance needs associated with exporting National Security items to Indonesia.