ENTRY OF GOODS
ASSESSMENT OF DUTY
ENTRY OF GOODS
The importer of record must file entry documents, obtain all required approvals, and pay duties upon importation. Learn how to comply with procedures here.
INVOICES
ASSESSMENT OF DUTY
ENTRY OF GOODS
A signed commercial invoice is valid for import/export only if it meets all required regulations and follows standard trade practices. Learn more here.
ASSESSMENT OF DUTY
ASSESSMENT OF DUTY
CLASSIFICATION AND VALUE
All goods entering a foreign country are subject to duty or duty-free entry based on their classification in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule. Learn more here.
CLASSIFICATION AND VALUE
SPECIAL IMPORT REQUIREMENTS
CLASSIFICATION AND VALUE
Proper classification and valuation are essential for determining duty status. Importers or brokers must provide this information when filing an entry. Learn more here.
MARKING
SPECIAL IMPORT REQUIREMENTS
SPECIAL IMPORT REQUIREMENTS
All imported goods must be clearly marked with their country of origin in English, unless exempt. Markings must be legible, permanent, and conspicuous. Learn more here.
SPECIAL IMPORT REQUIREMENTS
SPECIAL IMPORT REQUIREMENTS
SPECIAL IMPORT REQUIREMENTS
Certain goods are prohibited or restricted to protect a foreign country economy, security, and public health. Some imports are subject to quotas. Learn more here.
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