U.S. Import Customs Clearance and Trade Compliance solutions
A Customs Surety Bond is a contract used for guaranteeing that a specific obligation will be fulfilled between Customs and an importer for any given import transaction. In other words, A customs bond is an insurance policy that guarantee the United States government will be paid for the import duties and taxes. The most common … Read more
In certain scenarios, the importer may request for refund of duties paid to Customs and Border Protection(CBP). There are several types of duty refund. Post Summary Correction (PSC) WIthin the 314 day after the duty has been paid to CBP before the ACE entry is liquidated, the trade participants will be able to submit a … Read more
All goods shipped internationally must pass through customs before they are allowed to enter or exit a country. This includes anything sent by sea, air, or land. When bringing commercial goods into the United States, the shipment must obtain the Cargo Release from Customs in order to pick up the cargo from the port.The broker’s … Read more
The ISF (commonly known as the “10+2”) is a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulation that requires importers and vessel operating carriers to provide additional advance trade data to CBP that went into effect on January 26, 2009. The ISF is require to be filed 24 hours prior to the mother vessel leave the origin … Read more