Remote Location Filing (RLF) is a pilot program that allows approved participants to electronically file entries with CBP from a location within the United States other than the port of arrival or location of examination. For example, merchandise is entered in Miami; a Seattle filer, via RLF, files the entry.
Cleared and Delivered has remote location filing capability through all ports of the USA. Ask us about clearing your freight through this fast and easy method.
Customs Clearance all Ports of Entry into the U.S.A.- We clear freight at all ocean ports, airports, and border ports. We will track and coordinate all phases of the customs clearance process.
Continuous Bond- Frequent shippers can import into the U.S.A. without purchasing a bond for every shipment, discounted rates available. Cleared and Delivered can assist your company in obtaining a continuous bond today.
Duty Drawbacks-Cleared and Delivered assists it’s clients in re-imbursement of duty paid on goods entered into the U.S.A., then re-exported to a foreign country.
Line Release Entry-Cleared and Delivered can obtain a Line Release approval for clients who ship frequently into the U.S.A. This is approved for “low risk commodities” and high volume entries and multiple container loads.
Import Programs-Cleared and Delivered can customs design an integrated import program that suits the needs of your business. Our expert team of professionals opens the door to seamless importation of your goods.
Types of Customs Entries
T&E Entry – Transportation and Export: Goods shipped under U.S. Customs bond from a U.S. Port of Entry to a second U.S. Customs port for export to a third country.
VST&E – Vessel Transportation and Export: This is a specialized U.S. Customs bond intended for a foreign vessel which will be immediately leaving the USA.
Warehouse Entry- This entry is for goods entering the USA under bond to temporarily store goods in a warehouse without paying duties and/or taxes.
Informal Entry- This type of entry is performed for shipments valued under $2,000 USD. (Some commodities are restricted to on an informal entry, regardless of the value.)
Consumption Entry- Designed for shipments entering the U.S.A. with a value over $2,000 USD.
TIB- Temporary Import Bond- Goods entering USA temporarily and intended for re-export to the originating county. Some restrictions do apply.
4455- Certificate of Registration- We also prepare this U.S. Customs document which is intended for foreign shipment exporting from the U.S.A. and then intended for return to the U.S.A.
IT Entries- Immediate Transit- Goods shipped under U.S. bond directly from initial Port of Entry into the USA to a second U.S. Customs port. Note: Restriction: The Carrier must hold a Bond with U.S. Customs.
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Cleared and Delivered suggests being well prepared before your goods enter any U.S port. Below are 4 “must have” items for quick and easy customs clearance and delivery.
1. The Commercial Invoice
Have a detailed Commercial Invoice on hand-The Commercial Invoice (link) contains a vast amount of detailed information about your product, it’s manufacturer, origin, destination, HTS code, and more. This info is crucial for a customs broker clearing your freight.*
Download Invoice
2. Power of Attorney
Cleared and Delivered needs power of attorney over your shipment to classify and clear your goods through customs. We also need this privilege to pay duty on your behalf. This document authorizes your broker to take control over your import.
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3. Airway Bill/ Bill of lading and Arrival Notice
This is the “boarding pass” from the shipping line or airline that your freight is onboard their vessel or airplane. The “Arrival Notice” notifies Cleared and Delivered that your freight has arrived at a ocean port or airport, and is ready to clear. An AWB/BL also provides a tracking number to locate your freight and shipping details.
4. Harmonized Tariff Code
Cleared and Delivered can find and classify the harmonized tariff code for you, but thing’s move quicker if you have this information available on your commercial invoice, or enter it in your Cleared and Delivered quote inquiry. “Find your HTS code here”:
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