Customs clearance is complex — Let’s make it easy.

A selection of the standard services we offer:

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Air/Ocean Customs Clearance

Importer Security Filing (ISF)

Air/Ocean Clearance

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Remote Location Filing (RLF)

Surety Bond

An RLF program allows approved and licensed Customs brokers and importers to electronically and remotely submit entry data to CBP.

A surety bond is required by law or as a condition of a contract and issued by a surety company responsible for paying out claims if the principal defaults.

Rail/Border Clearance

Duty Drawback

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Carne Customs clearance

PGA Compliance

Carnet

Partner Government Agencies (PGA) are federal agencies that regulate the import of goods into the United States. PGA compliance refers to ensuring that all imported products meet regulations set by these U.S. agencies.

Also known as a merchandise passport, a carnet is a Customs document that allows the temporary import and/or export of goods without paying duties and taxes. It’s useful for industries that need an exemption for exposition or film production.

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Consulting

Post-Entrys

Today, importers are forced to operate in an increasingly complex regulatory environment. We offer support that integrates within your company, that promotes our clients’ independence through transparency and training.

Prior Disclosures, Protests/520d, CF28/CF29 – Response to Requests for Information/Action, Binding Rulings, Reconciliation, Section 301/232 Duty Refunds, and USMCA (CUSMA) Eligibility Verification are some options that may help correct costly mistakes and/or save money.

Clearing CPB involves: Filing entry documents, paying duties and fees, document/physical inspection, and finally, shipment release.

An ISF, also known as 10+2, is a form that must be submitted to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) before importing cargo into the U.S.

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Rail/Border Customs Clearance

Or drawback is a program that allows companies to receive a refund of some of the duties, taxes, and fees paid when importing goods into the United States.

Processing a rail shipment is very similar to processing a truck clearance. The Customs broker must transmit an entry, and the rail company must transmit a manifest/consist via ACE.

Need something not listed? Let us know. We’ll find the best solution that moves you forward.

A Selection of the Industries We Serve:

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Automotive

Consumer Electronics

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Film Production

Perishable Goods

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Wearing Apparel

Home Goods

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Full Compliance. Made Easy.

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Federal agencies (PGA) have defined limits on what and how imported products may enter our ports for the safety of U.S. citizens and the protection of our natural environment. Full compliance with the law is maintained to ensure clearance of your goods on time, on schedule, and without interruption. It’s easy if you know what to do.

Find the latest information from PGAs below:

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)

CBP’s Cargo Systems Messaging Service (CSMS)

U.S. International Trade Commission

The Department of Homeland Security

Department of Agriculture

Food & Drug Administration

The Federal Communications Commission

Fish & Wildlife Service

Environmental Protection Agency

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Knowing what you need before you do.

It’s what we deliver to all our customers. How may we resolve your needs?