A Special  Workshop 

Meeting U.S. Customs Import Requirements

Saturday, June 6, 2015

12:30 pm to 2:30 pm

 

There are many different requirements and responsibilities for items being imported into the U.S.  In order to import these items into the U.S. you need to know:

General Importing Requirements

Government Agencies Involved

Calculated Landed Cost

Required Documentation

The US Customs Bureau is entrusted with enforcing hundreds of laws for 40 different government agencies.  The purpose is to protect the country's economy, residents, jobs and environment, by controlling the flow of goods, especially restricted and prohibited goods, into and out of the country. Understanding these requirements is critical to your business success.
We will review the process of importing products manufactured overseas, buying terms (also known as Incoterms), and the required documentation from US Customs.  We will also review the various government agencies that are involved and the commodities that each oversees.

Presenter - Robert Simmons  

Robert is the founder and President of A1 Worldwide Logistics, Inc., a Customs Brokerage firm that provides personalized one on one service to help individuals and businesses through the Customs clearance process. Their dedication is to providing the highest level of customer service while helping their clients navigate the import process.  
Robert is a Licensed Customs House broker and a Certified Customs Specialist, with over ten years of experience in the freight forwarding and logistics industry.  He has extensive knowledge of foreign trade regulations, U.S. Customs rules and regulations as well as customs tariff classification.   

Fee is $40.00 in advance, $50.00 at the door.  

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No refunds unless workshop canceled by ScoreMiamiDade.    

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