Customs Documentation and Compliance

Cross-checked documents ready before the goods move, so that an entry is not held up by a paper that contradicts the invoice. What you receive: - A classification note giving the commodity code we would enter, the reasoning behind it, and the wording that must match across the set - A pack prepared for one shipment: invoice, packing list, the origin document your destination requires, and the declaration fields your instructions allow - A consistency check across invoice, packing list and transport document, with the differences listed and corrected before submission - Written answers to the questions your forwarder or broker raises on the file How it runs: A draft pack goes to you for approval within three business days of receiving the order details. Duties and taxes depend on the classification and origin rules that apply to your goods, and the decision on an entry rests with the customs office that receives it. Priced in US dollars; the fee covers one shipment.