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  • Customs Bonds

  • Prevent disruptions to your U.S. imports by proactively managing the essential yet often-overlooked customs bond. At JEK Logistics, our trusted experts provide comprehensive support, streamlining the bond filing process and guiding you toward the most cost-effective bond options for your imports. Rely on us to help you minimize risk, control costs, and keep your supply chain running smoothly.
  • Customs Clearance

  • Let our customs clearance specialists streamline your import process with precision and efficiency. From navigating intricate documentation requirements to managing timely filings, we ensure your shipments comply with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) regulations. Trust our expertise to minimize delays, reduce risks, and provide seamless clearance solutions tailored to your business needs.
  • Importer Security Filing

  • Through the dedication and expertise of our team, we ensure your ISFs are processed quickly and accurately—streamlining compliance and enhancing performance. Rely on our professionals to manage the entire filing process, helping you reduce costs while boosting operational efficiency.
  • Live Entry

  • Ensure your shipments move swiftly with our live entry customs clearance services. Live entry filing expedites the clearance process by submitting entry documentation as soon as your cargo arrives at U.S. borders. Our experienced team works in real-time to manage required filings, coordinate with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and address any potential issues immediately. Trust us to provide seamless, fast-tracked customs solutions that minimize delays and keep your supply chain moving efficiently.
  • ATA Carnet

  • Simplify your international trade process with our expert carnet customs clearance services. A carnet, also known as a “merchandise passport,” allows for the temporary importation of goods without paying duties or taxes in participating countries. Our team specializes in managing carnet documentation, ensuring compliance with international regulations, and facilitating smooth border crossings. Trust us to handle the complexities, so you can focus on expanding your global reach with confidence and ease.
  • T&E , IT, IE

  • Simplify customs clearance with our expertise in T&E (Transportation and Exportation) , IT (Immediate Transportation), IE(Immediate Exportation) filings. These specialized customs entries allow seamless movement of your goods under bond, whether transiting through the U.S. or moving between ports. Our team ensures accuracy and compliance with all CBP regulations, minimizing delays and optimizing your supply chain. Let us handle the complexities so you can focus on your business.

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FAQS

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How long is an annual bond valid?

An annual bond remains valid for one year from the date of purchase.


What is the current rate for the Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF)?

The Merchandise Processing Fee (MPF) rate for formal entries is 0.3464% of the entered value of the merchandise.

However, it is subject to a minimum fee of $32.71 and a maximum fee of $634.62, as of 2025.


What is the current rate for the Harbor Maintenance Fee (HMF)?

The HMF rate for formal entries is 0.125% of the entered value of the merchandise is only for ocean shipment and there is with no minimum and maximum fee.


What's FROB (Foreign Cargo Remaining on Board)?

"FROB" in customs clearance refers to Freight Remaining on Board.

This term is used for cargo that arrives at a U.S. port or airport but is not intended for importation into the United States.

Instead, the cargo is in transit and will continue to another destination outside the U.S.

Freight Remaining On Board (FROB) shipments also require an Importer Security Filing (ISF).


How long the customs examination process typically takes?

The duration of a customs exam can vary depending on several factors, such as the type of exam (e.g., physical inspection, x-ray scan, etc.),

the complexity of the shipment and the volume of items being processed.


Do customs brokers require a Power of Attorney (POA), business license, governmentissued photo ID

before proceeding with ISF filing and customs clearance?

1.Power of Attorney (POA):
A signed POA is required for the customs broker to act on behalf of the importer to file documents and clear goods through customs.

2.Business License:
This helps verify the legitimacy of the business involved in the import process, and it may be required for certain filings.

3.Government Issued Photo ID:
This is typically required from the person signing the POA, ensuring that the person is authorized to represent the business in the customs process.

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