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16 CFR Part 323 · free · nothing stored

You print “Made in USA”. Do these three tests hold?

An unqualified claim has to pass all three. This page scores the answers you type. It does not store them, it does not make the product Made in USA, and it is not legal advice.

The product

What are you printing, or planning to print?

01

Final assembly or processing in the US

The last step that turns parts into the finished product happens in the United States.

Where does that last step happen?

02

All significant processing in the US

Every step that gives the product its value or character, not just the last one, happens here.

Is there a significant manufacturing step outside the United States?

Machining, formulating, weaving, compounding, soldering, roasting. Putting a finished import in a US box is not US processing.

03

All or virtually all parts are US-made

Components and ingredients are made and sourced in the US, including what your suppliers buy. A US distributor is not a US origin.

Do you know the origin of every component, ingredient, and piece of packaging that is part of the product?

How would you describe foreign content? The FTC sets no percentage that is automatically safe.

Reading

Answer every test.

An unfinished check is not a result. A blank is not a pass.

Say what the label actually claims. The score above does not depend on that answer.

Substantiation support, not legal advice. Does not make the product Made in USA.

From a free reading to a file you can show

The check is free and stays in this browser. The claim file is the paid record for one SKU. No new product. Checkout is the existing $299 price.

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  • The three 16 CFR 323.2 tests
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  • Nothing stored
  • Does not make the product Made in USA

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Made in USA Claim File

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  • Origin records for one SKU
  • Bill-of-materials origin attestations from your suppliers
  • A signed attestation anyone can verify
  • Substantiation support, not legal advice

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What a claim file asks you to send

  • The bill of materials for one SKU, including packaging that is part of the product.
  • Each supplier’s origin statement, or a contact so it can be requested.
  • Where final assembly and each significant processing step happen.
  • The exact claim, and every place it appears. Flags and “proudly American” lines count.

Suppliers you name can be contacted. Your customers are not. 16 CFR 323.2 is the unqualified-label rule. Mail-order catalogs that use a seal, mark, tag, or stamp are in 323.3. Other claims, including qualified ones, follow the FTC’s broader guidance. USDA Product of USA is a different standard. This is a summary, not legal advice.