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Customs Brokerage: Navigating Global Trade with Ease - Poesy International

Hassle-Free Customs Clearance

Avoid fines and shipment delays with our comprehensive customs brokerage solutions.

  • Efficiently clear your goods through U.S. customs
  • Enhance your customs and trade compliance
  • Guide you through the complexities of U.S. customs agencies
  • Develop streamlined import processes
  • Leverage free trade agreements to your benefit
  • Ensure continuous supply chain visibility

Comprehensive International Customs Broker Services

Our customs broker solutions encompass a wide array of services, including customs clearance, duty calculation, and assistance with tariff classification, ensuring your business navigates the complex landscape of international trade with ease. We are your trusted partner in facilitating seamless logistics and freight operations, and we are backed by years of experience in the industry. From warehousing solutions to freight logistics, we offer a one-stop solution for all your customs brokerage needs. Our commitment is to provide services that are not only efficient but also adhere to the highest standards of compliance and integrity.

Customs Clearance

Customs Clearance

Navigating through customs can be a complex process. Our customs broker clearance services are designed to simplify this, offering guidance on the necessary documentation and procedures, ensuring a smooth transition for your goods across borders. We work diligently to prevent any delays or hitches, making sure that your cargo clears customs swiftly and efficiently. Our team is equipped with the knowledge and expertise to handle any potential issues that might arise during the clearance process.

Import and Export Documentation

Proper documentation is crucial in the import and export business. We assist in preparing and verifying all necessary documents, ensuring compliance with international trade regulations and avoiding potential delays or fines. Our team works closely with clients to gather all the necessary information, ensuring that all paperwork is accurately completed and submitted in a timely manner. This meticulous approach helps in avoiding any unnecessary delays or penalties.
Import and Export Documentation
Customs Compliance and Advisory Services

Customs Compliance and Advisory Services

We offer comprehensive customs broker compliance and advisory services, helping businesses adhere to the ever-changing regulations in international trade. Our experts provide insights and advice on how to navigate customs procedures efficiently, avoiding common pitfalls. We also offer advisory services that help you stay abreast of the latest developments in customs regulations, ensuring that your business remains compliant at all times. Our goal is to be your trusted advisor in the complex world of customs brokerage.

Customs Brokerage Services FAQs

How can I import my shipment?
You must be setup as an Importer of Record. Depending on your import shipment, value and volume, you can obtain a customs continuous bond, valid for a period of 1 year or you may get a customs single entry bond. A customs broker can assist you with this process. They’ll request you to complete a Power of Attorney to setup your profile with U.S. Customs and Border Protection as an Importer.
What is a customs bond and do I need one?

If you’re importing goods valued over $2,500 (or less depending HTS code and country of origin) or subject to federal regulations, yes, you do need one. A customs bond ensures you’ll pay any duties, taxes, and penalties.

What documents do I need for customs clearance?

Depending on the commodity and mode of entry, you may need:

  • Bill of lading or airway bill
  • Commercial Invoice
  • Packing list
  • Certificate of origin, and any other certificates the shipment may include
  • Importer Security Filing (Currently only required for ocean import shipments)
What information is required?
Commercial invoice should be in English and include all required information as listed on Customs Regulations, 19 CFR 142.6. Complete description, quantities, values, HTS code, manufacturer/seller complete name and address.
How much customs duties and/or taxes will I have to pay?

This depends on the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) code, country of origin, value of goods, and applicable trade agreements. A customs broker can assist you with providing you with an estimate for your review.

How do I classify my product under the HTS code?
HTS classification can be complex. Importers often ask brokers for help identifying the correct code to ensure proper duty rates and compliance. Ultimately if is the importer’s responsibility to provide the correct HTS code to the customs broker.
How can I avoid customs delays or penalties?

Common concerns include:

  • Accurate classification and valuation
  • Timely filing (especially ISF)
  • Using experienced brokers
  • Proper documentation