Licensed U.S. customs broker · CBP filer code 9AJ
Customs brokerage is all we do.
A licensed U.S. customs broker for importers of every size: one car, one parcel or millions of e-commerce orders. We file the entry, pay CBP for you and answer CBP questions, at every U.S. port.
- Import a shipmentOcean, air or truck. Sign the power of attorney online and send the invoice.Start with the POA
- Parcel held by customsGot a CBP Form 3509? We file the formal entry. You have 30 days.Upload the notice
- Recover IEEPA dutiesWe file CAPE Declarations so CBP refunds the IEEPA duties, with interest.Check your entries
- Parcels at volumeE-commerce platforms, postal operators and forwarders. Type 11 and entry type 13.Talk about volume
- 9AJ
- CBP filer code
- All U.S. ports
- Ocean, air, land and mail
- Same day
- ISF filed on the day we get your data
- 24/7
- Automatic filing for e-commerce platforms
What does a customs broker do for you?
A licensed customs broker files your entry with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), calculates the duty and fees, and answers CBP questions about the entry. Allied does only customs brokerage. We do not sell freight, so our work is the entry itself.
- Formal and informal entriesConsumption entries (type 01), informal entries (type 11) and the entry summary (CBP Form 7501), filed in ACE.
- Importer Security Filing (ISF)ISF 10+2 for ocean cargo, filed on the day we receive the data.
- Customs bondsSingle transaction and continuous bonds, arranged through our surety.
- Duty drawbackRefund claims for duty paid on goods that you later export or destroy.
- Mail entriesFormal entries for parcels that CBP holds with a CBP Form 3509, and entry type 13 for postal volume.
- IEEPA duty refundsReview of your entries and refund claims for IEEPA duties that you paid.
How fast do we file?
Most delays at the border come from late or incomplete entries. These are our standard times.
ISF on the same day
We file the Importer Security Filing on the day we receive the data from you or your supplier.
Ocean entries before arrival
We file ocean entries at least 5 days before the vessel arrives, so CBP can release the cargo on arrival.
Draft 7501 for large entries
For entries with thousands of lines or high duty, we send you a draft entry summary 2 to 3 weeks before arrival for your check.
Can a company outside the United States import with Allied?
Yes. We add your foreign company to the CBP system as the importer of record. You do not need a U.S. company to clear your goods.
You sign our customs power of attorney online. We arrange the customs bond and file the importer identity form (CBP Form 5106) for you.
Can your systems send data to us directly?
Yes. We connect to CBP, so you do not need your own CBP connection. Large importers and platforms send us data by API.
Data intake by API
Send shipment data to our API. We transmit it to CBP without e-mail or manual steps.
Entry status and documents
Get the entry status, the release notice, the 7501 and the ISF confirmation from our API.
HTS and Chapter 99 check
Our classification engine checks the Chapter 99 lines on each item before we file, to stop duty overpayment.
Which shipments do we clear?
Any commodity, at any U.S. port of entry, by any mode of transport.
- OceanFCL and LCL entries, ISF and customs bonds.
- AirAir cargo and express shipments, with release on the day of arrival.
- Truck and railLand border entries from Canada and Mexico.
- MailParcels that CBP holds at an international mail facility.
- Hand-carryValuables that a courier carries on a passenger flight.
How do I start?
1
Sign the power of attorney
Complete our customs power of attorney online. It takes about 10 minutes.
2
Send your documents
Send the commercial invoice, the packing list and the bill of lading or air waybill.
3
We file the entry
We classify the goods, calculate the duty and file the entry with CBP.
4
Pay online
You get our invoice by e-mail. The duty and CBP fees are shown apart from our fee.
Talk to a licensed customs broker
Call (908) 291-8001 or email info@alliedchb.com