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At USA Customs Clearance, we DO NOT use AI on our informational articles - every piece is human-written and reviewed by U.S. Licensed Customs Brokers.
USA Customs Clearance publishes plain-language guides to help importers comply with U.S. Customs & Border Protection (CBP) regulations. All content focuses on customs bonds, tariff classifications, partner-government-agency rules, and related topics.
Every article is reviewed by a Licensed U.S. Customs Broker (with their license number always provided). Author bios (in addition to Last Modified Date by a Licensed Customs Broker) appear at the top of each guide.
We rely on primary sources such as CBP Directive 3510-004, 19 CFR §113, the Monetary Guidelines for Setting Bond Amounts, and Federal Register notices. Wherever a monetary threshold or regulatory citation appears, we provide an inline link to the official document.
Our materials are educational and informational, not a substitute for legal advice.
Readers should always consult official government publications or seek professional legal counsel for decisions requiring legal interpretation.
We are not responsible for outcomes resulting from reliance on our content without appropriate due diligence.
No article goes live until at least two (2) licensed professionals have signed off on it.
Content is re-audited every 12 months or sooner, especially when CBP issues a new directive. The “Last Modified” date on each article reflects the most recent fact-check by our U.S. Licensed Customs Brokers.
If you spot an error, please submit a response in our Contact Form with the article URL and error in question. We investigate within two (2) business days and post a correction or clarification with five (5) business days when warranted.
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