Customs brokerage support
Paperwork, classification and coordination with licensed customs brokers.
Customs delays usually come from paperwork: a missing invoice detail, a vague product description, or the wrong classification code. We help you get the documents right before the cargo ships.
We coordinate with licensed customs brokers at origin and destination. The broker files the entry; we make sure they have what they need, on time, and keep you informed.
HOW IT WORKS
From booking to delivery
Document check
We review the commercial invoice, packing list and any permits before pickup.
Broker handoff
The licensed broker receives a complete file, with no back and forth.
Entry and release
The broker files the entry and we watch for holds or inspections.
Duties and delivery
Duties are settled according to the Incoterm and the cargo moves on.
Who uses this service
- First-time importers
- E-commerce sellers bringing in inventory
- Manufacturers importing parts
- Exporters shipping to new markets
How long it usually takes
| Clearance with complete documents | 1 to 3 business days |
|---|---|
| Clearance with an inspection | 3 to 10 business days |
Typical times, not guaranteed. Customs authorities decide when cargo is released.
Vensar coordinates customs clearance with licensed customs brokers. The broker files the entry; we prepare the file with you, keep the broker supplied with documents, and keep you informed.
Have something to move?
Send the details and we come back with a price and a plan within one business day.
Or call (661) 219-3873