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| Exam Code: | CAMS |
| Exam Name: | Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists (the 6th edition) |
| Certification Provider: | ACAMS |
| Free Question Number: | 374 |
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No.# Short answer
The website is mixing up the concepts of jurisdiction/access and forfeiture authority.
Legally and technically:
Section 319(b) = forfeiture / seizure authority with extraterritorial effect
Section 319(a) = jurisdictional reach & access to records, not forfeiture
So your instinct (and the earlier answers) are right.
Let’s break it down cleanly 👇
What the law actually says
✅ Section 319(a) – Access & jurisdiction
Gives U.S. authorities jurisdiction over funds in a U.S. correspondent account
Allows regulators to treat the correspondent account as if it were the foreign bank itself
Focuses on records, subpoenas, and compliance
Does NOT create independent forfeiture authority
➡️ This is about access and control, not seizure.
✅ Section 319(b) – Forfeiture / seizure
Explicitly authorizes the U.S. government to seize (forfeit) funds
Allows seizure of funds in a U.S. correspondent account as a substitute for funds held abroad
This is what creates the true extraterritorial forfeiture effect
➡️ This is the actual seizure power.
Why the website is wrong (but sounds convincing)
The website says:
“Section 319(a) provides authority to seize funds…”
That’s the problem. 319(a) does not grant seizure authority. It establishes jurisdiction, which enables enforcement — but the legal mechanism for forfeiture comes from 319(b).
Many study sites and summaries:
Conflate “regulatory reach” with “forfeiture”
Use simplified language that is technically incorrect
Label 319(a) as “forfeiture” even though the statute itself does not
This is a classic exam-prep trap.
Exam-safe rule of thumb 🧠...
No.# CORECT ANSWER IS D I GUESS NOT C
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