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1. Sanctions Regime Types, Goals, Prohibitions and Effects (10-12%)

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2. Sanctions Imposers and Targets (10-12%)

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3. Sanctions Evasion: Typologies and Schemes (6-8%)

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4. Essential Components of a Risk-Based Sanctions Compliance Program in Different Industry Settings (28-30%)

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5. Role of Technology and List Screening (20-22%)

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6. Other Operational Issues Contributing to an Effective and Efficient Sanctions Compliance Program (14-16%)

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7. Enforcement and Conducting or Supporting Investigations into Sanctions Violations (6-8%)

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The CSS exam spans 7 domains - Sanctions Regime Types, Goals, Prohibitions and Effects (10-12%), Sanctions Imposers and Targets (10-12%), Sanctions Evasion: Typologies and Schemes (6-8%), Essential Components of a Risk-Based Sanctions Compliance Program in Different Industry Settings (28-30%), Role of Technology and List Screening (20-22%), Other Operational Issues Contributing to an Effective and Efficient Sanctions Compliance Program (14-16%), and Enforcement and Conducting or Supporting Investigations into Sanctions Violations (6-8%). Every practice question maps to one of them, so you train on exactly what's tested.

No - and that matters. These are original practice questions written to mirror the style, difficulty, and domain coverage of the CSS exam blueprint. We never distribute actual exam content, so practicing here keeps you fully compliant with official exam policies.

No. CSS Exam Prep is an independent study resource for Certified Sanctions Specialist (CSS). It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the official certifying body or exam administrator.

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"i kept putting this off for like three months. finally sat down with sanctionsexam.com about five weeks out and the thing that helped most was drilling the risk-based compliance program material, which is a huge chunk of the exam. the mistake review after each practice set is what made it stick for me."

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"the evasion typologies section on this site is definately the clearest breakdown ive seen. i was behind going in and that module probably saved me. not a flashy product but it does the job."

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