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Engaging a customs broker can offer substantial benefits, particularly for businesses new to international trade or lacking specialized knowledge in customs procedures. While there is a cost associated with their services, the time savings, risk mitigation, and cost efficiencies they provide often outweigh the expense.
Application Fee: Pursuant to 19 CFR 111.12 and 111.96(a) each applicant for a broker license must pay a fee of $300 for an individual license application and $500 for a partnership, association, or corporation license application to defray the cost to CBP in processing the application.
First, you must pass the Customs Broker License Examination. Second, you must submit a broker license application with appropriate fees. Third, your application must be approved by CBP.
While its technically possible to handle customs clearance on your own, especially for a single item and as a private person, the process can be complex, time-consuming, and prone to errors if youre not experienced.
Corporations, partnerships and associations must obtain a broker license to transact Customs business. Each of these businesses must have at least one individually licensed officer, partner or associate to qualify the companys broker license.
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Qualifications to become a Licensed Customs Broker be a United States citizen. be 21 years old prior to submission of the application. not be an officer or employee of the U.S. Government. possess good moral character. Pass a Customs Broker exam within 3 years of the submission of the application.
Percentage of Transaction Value: Some customs brokers charge a percentage of the total value of the goods being imported or exported. Hourly Rate: In some cases, customs brokers may charge an hourly rate for their services, especially if the work involves more complex tasks.
Most brokers begin with a base charge of about $40 and add on from there. Flat rates typically vary between $200 to $400, but prices may change based on the state of the economy. There are two types of customs bonds brokers can arrange on behalf of their clients.

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