HQ 087319: Classification request dated June 6, 1990.

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                                      HQ 087319

                                    July 12, 1990

          CLA-2 CO:R:C:G 087319 DRR

          CATEGORY: Classification

          Mr. L.R. Sunil
          Indian Touch Ltd.
          28 West 32nd Street
          New York, New York 10001

          RE: Classification request dated June 6, 1990.

          Dear Mr. Sunil:

               This is in reply to your letter dated June 6, 1990, in
          which you requested the classification of two samples of
          garments to be imported from the United Arab Emirates.

               Your request does not contain enough information for
          Customs to respond adequately.  A request for a tariff
          classification ruling under the HTSUSA pursuant to part 177
          of the Customs Regulations (19 C.F.R. 177) should include a
          complete description of the merchandise, the processing
          completed in each country, if more than one country is involved,
          and, whenever possible, samples of the merchandise at the
          various processing stages.  The ruling request should be
          addressed to the General Classification Branch, U.S. Customs
          Service, 1301 Constitution Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20229.
          Additional information is provided in the enclosed leaflets.
          In preparing your request, you may also find it helpful to
          contact a licensed customhouse broker.

               The samples submitted with your letter of June 6, 1990,
          will be retained at Customs Headquarters for 60 days from the
          date of this letter, pending your reply.  Please reference
          Headquarters case number 087319 in any future correspondence.

                                    Sincerely,




                                    John Durant, Director
                                    Office of Commercial Rulings