U.S. Customs Documentation & Import Support

Ensure Smooth Customs Clearance & Avoid Costly Delays

Importing goods into the United States requires accurate customs documentation and regulatory compliance. Missing, incorrect, or incomplete paperwork can result in delays, detentions, or additional fees. Our U.S. Customs Documentation & Support services ensure your shipments clear customs efficiently and in full compliance with CBP and FDA regulations.

Why is Proper Customs Documentation Important?

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and other regulatory agencies such as the FDA, USDA, and TTB require detailed and accurate import documentation to process shipments.

Common issues that lead to customs delays and penalties include:

We help eliminate these issues to ensure fast and efficient customs clearance for your shipments.

Our US Customs Support Services

Our U.S. Customs Documentation & Support Services

Customs Entry Documentation Preparation & Review

We prepare and review all required customs entry documents to ensure compliance and avoid clearance delays.

Customs Bond Assistance

Most importers require a Customs Bond for shipments entering the U.S. We help secure the right type of bond for your business.

Importer Security Filing (ISF) for Ocean Shipments

All ocean freight shipments require an Importer Security Filing before departure. Failure to file can result in CBP penalties.

Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) Code Classification

Incorrect HTS codes can lead to overpaying duties or CBP audits. We ensure accurate classification of your products.

FDA, USDA, & TTB Regulatory Compliance Support

Certain products require additional approvals from FDA, USDA, or TTB. We ensure all required documentation is filed before arrival.

Customs Audit & Compliance Reviews

We provide customs compliance audits to help importers identify and correct documentation errors before shipments arrive.

Why Choose Us for U.S. Customs Documentation & Support?

Fast & Accurate Filings

We ensure all customs paperwork is correct and complete to avoid delays.

Regulatory Expertise

Our team specializes in CBP, FDA, USDA, and TTB import regulations.

Cost-Saving Strategies

We help importers reduce tariffs, avoid penalties, and ensure compliance.

Full-Service Support

From entry documentation to post-clearance audits, we handle all aspects of customs compliance.

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Q. What documents are required for U.S. customs clearance?

  • Commercial Invoice – Includes product descriptions, values, and importer/exporter details
  • Packing List – Details weight, dimensions, and number of items in the shipment
  • Bill of Lading (BOL) or Airway Bill (AWB) – Proof of shipment details and carrier information
  • HTS Classification – Ensures proper duty assessment
  • FDA Prior Notice or USDA Import Permit (if applicable)

Q. How can I avoid customs delays and detentions?

  • Ensure all documentation is accurate and complete before shipment
  • Use correct HTS codes to prevent misclassification penalties
  • File Importer Security Filing (ISF) on time for ocean shipments
  • Verify FDA, USDA, or TTB requirements before shipping regulated products

Q. What is an Importer Security Filing (ISF), and when is it required?

ISF is required for ocean shipments and must be filed at least 24 hours before vessel departure. It provides advance data to CBP to assess risk and security compliance.

Q. What happens if my customs documentation is incorrect?

Incorrect customs paperwork can lead to:

  • Shipment delays or detentions
  • Fines and penalties from CBP
  • Additional inspections or reclassification fees

Our team can review, correct, and resubmit documentation to ensure compliance.

Q. How do I determine the correct HTS code for my product?

HTS codes are based on product descriptions, materials, and intended use. We provide expert classification services to ensure:

  • Correct tariff rates and duty calculations
  • Avoidance of penalties from CBP audits
  • Eligibility for trade agreements and duty-free benefits

Q. Do I need a Customs Bond for my imports?

  • A Single-Entry Bond (SEB) is needed for one-time imports.
  • A Continuous Bond (CB) is required for frequent importers shipping more than $50,000 in goods annually.
  • We help determine the right bond for your business and secure it quickly.

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