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Nationwide US Customs Brokerage Services

We're Federally licensed, highly regulated professionals who offer many services to the international trade community in whole America.

Honesty is essential as our profession demands, we deal with people, therefore they must find us trustworthy, always and every-time. We are well organized and able to pay attention to detail. We are fully aware of US Customs laws and regulations for shipping goods and ensure that these goods reach their destination on time.

US Customs Bonds

Annual Customs Continuous Bond.
Single Entry Bonds.
Drawback Bonds
Importer Security Filing (ISF) Bonds.
Carnet Bonds

Carnets & Carnet Bonds

A Carnet ATA may be issued for various types of use of the goods: Trade fair and exhibition goods. Goods samples. Objects for exercising a profession

We offer all Types of US Customs Bonds & Cargo insurance

A Customs import bond is a financial guaranty between the Insurance/Surety company issuing the Customs bond, Importer of Record and Customs & Border Protection (CBP). Most Customs bonds filed are Activity Code 1 – Import Bonds. U.S. Customs requires all importers to file an Import Bond in order to clear their entries, even if the goods are duty free. The Import Bond guarantees U.S. Customs they will collect all import duties, taxes, fines or penalties, if not from the importer then from the insurance/surety company who issued the customs bond.

Cargo Insurance: Your freight is exposed to a lot of risk as it moves through different hands, different trucks, and different terminals. Cargo insurance protects you from financial loss due to damaged or lost cargo. It pays you the amount you’re insured for, if a covered event happens to your freight. And these covered events are usually natural disasters, vehicle accidents, cargo abandonment, customs rejection, acts of war, and piracy.

Section 321 Restrictions (eCommerce)

Low Value Shipments under $800.00 / BOL

Goods needing inspection as a condition of release, regardless of value
Merchandise subject to Anti-Dumping Duty (ADD) and/or Countervailing Duty (CVD)
Products regulated by the following Participating      Government Agencies (PGAs):
      - **Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
       - Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS)
       - National Highway Transport and Safety      Administration (NHTSA)
       - Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSA)
       - U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)

FDA has provided exemptions for this restriction for the following goods:

Cosmetics
Dinnerware
Radiation-emitting non-medical devices
Biological samples for laboratory testing
Food (excluding ackees, puffer fish, raw clams, raw oysters, raw mussels, and foods packed in airtight containers stored at room temperature)