Customs-Clearance Support for Cross-Border Cargo

Customs clearance is an important stage of international shipping. Missing or inconsistent information can delay a shipment, so we help customers understand and coordinate the details required for the applicable clearance process.
Important information: Customers must provide complete and truthful descriptions, values, identification, invoices, permits, and other required documents. Final decisions, inspections, duties, taxes, and release remain subject to the relevant authorities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers below are general. The exact requirements depend on the cargo, route, carrier, and applicable authorities.
Requirements vary, but may include identification, invoices, packing lists, transport documents, permits, and proof of ownership or value.
They are included only when clearly stated. Government charges may be assessed separately.
Yes. Inspections and release decisions are controlled by the relevant authorities.
Common causes include missing documents, inconsistent values, restricted items, inspections, and unpaid charges.