True or False: All exports subject to the EAR that are transshipped through Canada require EEI filing.

The statement is true because the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) require that an Electronic Export Information (EEI) filing be made for exports that are subject to the EAR, regardless of whether they are shipped directly to their final destination or transshipped through another country, including Canada. This requirement is in place to monitor and regulate the export of goods that may have implications for national security, foreign policy, or trade compliance.

Filing EEI information is crucial for the U.S. government to keep accurate records of exports, which helps prevent unauthorized exports and ensures compliance with export control laws. The requirement applies universally to all exports that meet the EAR criteria, thus underscoring the importance of proper documentation, irrespective of the value of the goods or the details concerning the destination country.

The other choices suggest circumstances under which EEI filing might not be necessary or could vary, but the regulations clearly state that the requirement is broad and applies consistently to all exports transshipped through Canada.