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  • Angola Waiver Application

    $175.00

    Prepare Required Documentation: Compile necessary documents, including:

    • Bill of Lading
    • Commercial Invoice
    • Freight Invoice (if the freight cost is not included in the Commercial Invoice)
    • Import License (Documento Unico)
    • Product technical specifications
    • Safety data sheets
    • Test reports from accredited laboratories
    • Product labeling information
    • Manufacturer’s declaration of conformity

  • CA Carrier Code Application

    $200.00

    To apply for a carrier code, the following steps are required:

    1. Determine the Type of Code: Decide whether you need a non-bonded or bonded carrier code. Non-bonded carriers must have shipments released at the first port of arrival (FPOA) in Canada, while bonded carriers can transport goods beyond the FPOA.
    2. Create an Account: Register for an account in the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) Client Portal (CCP).
    3. Complete the Application: Fill out the carrier code application in the CCP.
    4. Submit Required Documents: Provide necessary documents, including a customs bond if applying for a bonded carrier code.
    5. Transmit Advance Commercial Information (ACI): Once you receive your carrier code, apply to transmit ACI to the CBSA and undergo the testing process.
    6. Obtain Bar-Coded Labels: Within 30 days of receiving the carrier code, obtain bar-coded labels for shipments.

    The CBSA processes applications on a first-come, first-served basis, and it typically takes up to three business days to issue a carrier code once all required information is received.

  • EU EORI Registration

    $225.00

    To register for an EORI number, follow these steps:

    1. Determine Eligibility: Any economic operator with an establishment in the customs territory of the EU needs an EORI number. This also applies to non-EU economic operators who intend to carry out customs activities in the EU.
    2. Choose the Member State: Register with the customs authority of the EU member state where your business is established or where you intend to conduct your first customs operation.
    3. Complete the Application: Fill out the EORI registration form, which can usually be done online through the customs authority’s portal.
    4. Submit Required Information: Provide necessary details such as your business name, address, and VAT number (if applicable).
    5. Receive Your EORI Number: Once your application is processed, you will be assigned an EORI number, which consists of a two-letter country code followed by a unique alphanumeric identifier.

  • US NVOCC Registration

    $300.00
    1. Appoint a qualifying individual
      • A qualifying individual must have at least three years of demonstrable OTI experience and, depending on the applicant’s business structure, be an officer of the applicant’s corporation, the sole proprietor of a sole proprietorship, the manager or member in (respectively) a manager-managed or member-managed LLC, or a partner in a partnership.
      • The qualifying individual’s experience must have been gained in the United States.
    2. Submit electronically Form FMC-18: Application for a License as an Ocean Transportation Intermediary. It is recommended you complete the Paper Worksheet prior to the electronic application.
    3. After all Parts of the application have been completed and the application has been submitted, you must submit the required license application fee. It is recommended the application fee be paid by credit card using the online Pay For Services