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Customs Import Forms
 CBP434
NAFTA Certificate
of Origin (CBP Form) Form Profile: Form 434 is required by U.S.
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for imports from REGULATORY FACTS
Common Errors to Avoid:
CBP7501
Entry Summary
PURPOSE AND USE Form Profile: CBP Form 7501 Entry Summary is used by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to establish duty rates on imported goods, record statistical data, and provide a summary of the import transaction by classification and value. Generally, imported goods are released via CBP Form 3461 (Entry/Immediate Delivery) and the Entry Summary Document follows. The Entry Summary must be presented to CBP within 10 work days of the release of the goods along with the entry documentation package. This package consists of the CBP 3461, commercial invoice, packing list copy, bill of lading and any other certificates required to determine admissability.
Common Errors to Avoid:
CBP3461 Entry/Immediate Delivery PURPOSE AND USE Form Profile: CBP Form 3461
Entry/Immediate Release Delivery allows the importer or customhouse
broker to
gain the immediate release of imported goods. While the goods may be
removed
from the port of entry, the release is considered to be “conditional”
until the
entry package has been filed. Form Facts:
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CBP19 Protest PURPOSE AND USE Form Profile: CBP Form 19 is used by the
importer to protest certain actions by Customs, related to the import
of
merchandise. Part 174 of the Customs Regulations allows for this
alternative
whenever the importer of record believes that Customs should reconsider
dispositions on the import of merchandise concerning either the
appraised value
of the goods, liquidation of an entry, exclusion of merchandise, or
refusal by Customs to pay a
duty drawback claim. The Protest must be submitted within 90 days after
a demand for payment
or notice of liquidation has been received from Customs. The Form CBP
19
must be submitted in quadruplicate to the Customs Port Director whose
decision
is being protested. Form Facts:
Common Errors to Avoid:
PURPOSE AND USE Form Profile:CBP
Form 3311 is used by the
importer to claim duty free privilege for the return of goods of United States origin which
were previously
exported from the U.S. The goods may not have been previously exported
under
the benefit of a drawback program, must be wholly of U.S. origin, and
may not
have been advanced in value or improved in condition by any process
while
outside of the U.S. Form Facts:
Common Errors to Avoid:
CBP3495 Application for Exportation of Article under Special Bond PURPOSE AND USE Form Profile:CBP
Form 3495 is used for the
export of articles previously entered into the U.S. temporarily and
without the
payment of duty. This would include articles entered under a Temporary
Importation Bond (TIB) and may also include articles entered under the
benefit
of a carnet. The exporter must assure and verify that the Temporary
Importation
Bond, if used, is
properly closed at
exportation. Failure to do so will result in severe penalties and
liquidated
damages assessed by Customs. Form Facts:
Common Errors to Avoid:
PURPOSE AND USE Form Profile:CBP Form 4455 is used to
register articles and defer payment of duty on articles which will be
exported
temporarily and subsequently
returned to
the U.S. . The articles may be either for personal use while abroad,
being sent
for repair or alteration, or of foreign origin which will be returned
unaltered
or not advanced in condition. Form Facts:
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CBP7553 Notice of Intent to Export, Destroy, or Return Mechandise for Purposes of Drawback PURPOSE AND USE Form Profile:CBP Form 7553 is used to
apply for duty drawback. The
form certifies to Customs that certain actions will take place in
accordance with a previously
approved drawback agreement between Customs and the U.S. importer. Form Facts:
Common Errors to Avoid:
PURPOSE AND USE Crew
members disembarking from ships or planes must be issued a conditional
landing
permit for temporary stays in the Form Facts:
Related Products:
PURPOSE AND USE The U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency requires that airlines
and
ocean shipping companies document the discharge of alien crewmembers.
This
document must be filed in triplicate at the nearest office of ICE at
the Form Facts:
PURPOSE AND USE U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) requires that merchandise moving in-bond within the Customs Territory of the United States be prominently labeled to indicate in-bond status. This label indicates that the merchandise is under bond and must be delivered intact and untampered to the CBP officer in charge at the port of destination for entry processing. Form Facts:
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