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Customs Compliance & Clearance

Expert Guidance Through U.S. Customs & Trade Regulations

U.S. entry coordination, ISF, PGA filings, tariff review, and post-entry compliance support.

We provide comprehensive customs clearance and trade compliance support to help importers navigate U.S. Customs requirements, government agency regulations, and complex trade compliance matters.

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Service highlights

U.S. Customs entry filing at ports nationwide
Importer Security Filing (ISF 10+2)
In-bond, IT, IE, and bonded cargo coordination
Customs bonds and entry documentation support
FDA, USDA, EPA, and other Partner Government Agency (PGA) filings
HTS classification, duty review, and trade compliance consulting
Section 301, Section 232, and special tariff review
Post Summary Corrections (PSC) and protests
Customs audits, CF-28/CF-29 responses, and post-entry compliance support
Duty drawback filing and refund support
FSVP compliance support

Who it’s for

Importers bringing goods into the United States by ocean, air, or land
Importers of products regulated by FDA, USDA, EPA, or other government agencies
Businesses reviewing tariff exposure, or responding to a CBP request for information (CF-28) or notice of action (CF-29)

What we need for a quote

Commercial invoice and packing list (draft copies are fine)
Bill of lading or air waybill, if already issued
Product descriptions, country of origin, and HTS codes, if known
Whether you already have a continuous customs bond
Whether the products are regulated by FDA, USDA, EPA, or another agency

Ocean imports: file ISF early

For ocean shipments to the United States, U.S. Customs and Border Protection requires the Importer Security Filing (ISF) no later than 24 hours before the cargo is loaded on the vessel at the foreign port. Contact us as soon as your booking is confirmed.