Type 01 entries, duty drawback, FTZ management, and cross-border e-commerce — filed by a licensed CHB that solves the hard ones.
A licensed customs broker files your entry with CBP and answers for it afterwards. At JFS CHB that means Type 01 consumption entries through ABI/ACE, duty drawback, Foreign Trade Zone administration and post-de-minimis e-commerce clearance — each under licensed oversight, with compliance review and follow-through after the entry clears.
ABI/ACE filing and CBP 7501 entry summaries for time-sensitive and regulated imports.
Get back up to 99% of duties, taxes, and fees on goods later exported or destroyed.
Foreign Trade Zone administration that improves cash flow for high-volume importers.
Marketplace, parcel, and postal flows now that every package needs duties filed.
Starting with a broker takes four things: a power of attorney, a credit application, KYC documentation and agreed terms of service. All four are prepared online here, which takes a new importer from first contact to active filing without the back-and-forth.
Complete the POA online and generate a printable, signature-ready draft.
2Establish terms for duties, fees, and disbursements on your account.
3Provide the importer identity and documentation CBP and JFS require.
4Review the service terms and CBP importer-liability notice before signing.
An HTS code is the 10-digit classification that determines the duty you pay. Our PayDuties-powered classifier reads a product photo and returns a candidate code, duty rate and landed-cost estimate — a starting point, which our licensed team then verifies before anything is filed.
Explore all trade toolsA filer code is the identifier CBP issues to a licensed broker to transmit entries. JFS CHB files under 82G, holds a U.S. Customs Broker License, and is CTPAT validated — all three verifiable with CBP rather than taken on trust.
Tell us the shipment, the timeline, and the problem. We will tell you how we would clear it.
