United States Customs Brokerage
We are experts at importing goods into the United States.
Clear your cargo quickly and compliantly with our in-house U.S. customs brokerage.
As a China-based forwarder with our own registered customs brokerage company in the United States,
we manage every step — from export in China to import clearance and delivery across the U.S.
Why Choose Our In-House Customs Brokerage?
Direct communication with CBP
We are China based and U.S. registered customs brokerage company.
Expert Knowledge & Experience
Our team ensures smooth, compliant import/export processes with deep industry expertise.
Faster Clearance Times
We expedite clearance to minimize delays and improve your supply chain efficiency.
Lower inspection rates
Our high compliance rating and clean record help reduce examination frequency.
Regulatory Compliance
We stay updated on regulations to keep your shipments fully compliant.
Improved Visibility & Control
You get real-time tracking and direct oversight of your shipments.
All-in-one DDP solution
Shipping, customs clearance, and tax payment — all managed by one company.
No middlemen
We handle all filings internally — no third-party brokers or hidden fees.
End-to-End Support
We handle everything, from documentation to final clearance, for a hassle-free experience.
Our Customs Brokerage Capabilities
Entry filing & ISF (Importer Security Filing)
Timely and accurate submissions to avoid CBP penalties.
Tariff classification & HTS management
Correct classification ensures accurate duty rates.
Duty & tax calculation
All import taxes (including Section 301) are pre-paid in our DDP service.
Customs bond & entry documentation
We provide and manage all required paperwork and bonds.
Compliance advisory
Guidance on import structure, product documentation, and regulation updates.
24/7 clearance monitoring
Real-time tracking and communication with CBP for each entry.
Our U.S. Customs Brokerage Process
How Much Money Our U.S. Customs Clearance Can Save You
Standard Import Cost
As U.S. Customs Defined-
Product Value $15750
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U.S. Duty Rate 57.5%
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Total Duties $5750
Actually Cost
After Choosing our customs brokerage service-
Product Value $15750
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Duty Rate Acutally Paid Less than $3000
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Fully Compliance with U.S. Customs
FAQs
A customs broker helps you clear your goods through U.S. Customs (CBP), ensuring all documentation, duties, and taxes are properly handled so your shipment can be delivered without delay.
Even if your supplier manages shipping, only a U.S.-licensed customs broker can legally file entries and communicate directly with U.S. Customs on your behalf. This avoids clearance delays and compliance risks.
Yes — if they’ve established a licensed customs brokerage in the United States. This allows them to handle both ends of the process: shipping from China and customs clearance within the U.S.
Typically:
Commercial Invoice
Packing List
Bill of Lading or Air Waybill
Importer Security Filing (ISF, for sea freight)
Any required permits or certificates (e.g. FDA, FCC, EPA)
For compliant shipments, clearance can take 1–2 business days. Delays happen mainly due to missing documents, random inspections, or incorrect declarations.
uties are based on the HS code, declared value, and country of origin. The customs broker helps determine the correct classification and ensures all fees are accurately assessed.
Yes. With proper pre-screening of documents, correct tariff classification, and compliance review before shipping, our brokerage can significantly reduce inspection rates.
Items like electronics, apparel, food, supplements, toys, and lithium batteries often face extra scrutiny or require additional certifications.
Yes, a licensed U.S. customs broker can clear shipments at any U.S. port electronically, regardless of where your goods enter — Los Angeles, New York, Houston, etc.
It ensures faster coordination, fewer errors, and lower overall cost since the same team handles the shipment from China all the way through U.S. customs and delivery.
You Can Trust Us
Our U.S. brokerage is fully registered and compliant with:
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
- Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
- Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), where applicable