The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (UNCISG)differs from the UCC in that:

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The UNCISG differs from the UCC in that acceptances are effective when received, whereas under the UCC, acceptances are effective when mailed. The other options listed are incorrect. The UNCISG does not require a written contract for a specific dollar amount, but rather requires that there be a valid contract between the parties. Additionally, the UNCISG recognizes industry practices and past dealings between parties as a source of contract terms, just as the UCC does.