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According to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, “there are 2 types of customs brokers – private individuals and organizational brokers. Organizational brokerages consist of corporations, partnerships, LLCs, or associations.

All brokers are regulated and empowered by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to assist importers and exporters in meeting Federal requirements governing imports and exports. Brokers submit necessary information and appropriate payments to CBP on behalf of their clients and charge them a fee for this service.

Brokers must have expertise in the entry procedures, admissibility requirements, classification, valuation, and the rates of duty and applicable taxes and fees for imported merchandise. There are approximately 16,170 active licensed Customs brokers in the United States.”

We live in an ever changing world with rules and regulations. Omega CHB is constantly monitoring those new and updated rules set forth by our government. We are a group of dedicated professionals that can expedite your shipment without all the hassles and costly mistakes in efficient and cost-efficient manner.

Although it is not required to use a customs broker to import into the United States, but you may want to consider using one for difficult-to-import products that Omega specializes in. By choosing Omega, we can successfully import your shipment properly and without delays and avoid costly mistakes.

We here at Omega, prepare and file customs forms for international shipments, organize and classify shipments, create detailed shipping and tracking records, determine tax and tariff payments, and maintain trade-related knowledge base.

Omega is here for your questions and concerns Monday – Sunday from 8-5. You want to call us before your shipment arrives and/or before your first entry.