Mon–Fri 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Sat 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Sunday closed
Most importers cannot name the person who files their entries. That is a problem when a container is held on a Friday afternoon. Here, you have a name, a direct line, and someone who already knows the history of your cargo.
Questions about an entry go to the person who prepared it — not a general inbox.
Brokerage is a service business that runs on judgement and follow-through. Three commitments shape how the team operates.
Four people, and you will deal with them directly. Entries are filed under a licensed customs broker who answers for the classifications on them.
Leads the brokerage and holds the customs broker licence under which entries are filed. Responsible for classification decisions, entry strategy and the positions we take when CBP queries a filing.
Prepares and files customs entries, reviews classification and valuation, and handles documentation queries, examinations and holds through to release.
Keeps the entry and the cargo in step — tracking arrivals and free time, scheduling drayage and warehousing, and chasing the documents an entry needs before they become urgent. First point of contact for shipment status.
Handles duty and fee remittance, brokerage invoicing and disbursement records, and keeps entry-level cost reporting straight for importers who need it.
Tell us what you are importing and where it is arriving. You will be dealing with the person who files it from the first message.
