U.S. Customs Brokerage
Who: All cargo, no matter the value or consignee, must be declared to U.S. Customs. The merchandise value and use will determine the type of entry required and if additional agency clearance is required.
What: Brokerage Service is the processing the data required by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Partnership Government Agencies (PGA), and facilitating the financial transfer from Consignee to the Government.
Where: Entry and Entry Summary Filing are handled at the port of entry into the United States. RGF retains a national brokerage license enabling clearance services anywhere in the U.S.
When: There are numerous deadlines associated with Customs Brokerage. However, we aim to pre-clear all air cargo at the time of departure from foreign airport, and up to 5 days prior to arrival of sea freight.
Why: Proper classification and entry filing will avoid erroneous dutiable charges and avoid fines for incorrect or negligent filing. U.S. Customs Brokerage is best handled by an experienced broker with a sturdy time-tested reputation of excellence.
How: Contact RGF to begin correspondence regarding your questions, concerns, and future plans. From cradle to grave, RGF is here to service your needs.
