How do I become a US customs broker?
Steps to Becoming a Licensed Customs Broker
You Must Be Eligible. ...You Must Have Knowledge of Importing. ...You Must Pass an Exam. ...You Must Submit a License Application and Pay Appropriate Fees. ...Your Application Must Be Reviewed and Approved by CBP. ...You Should Plan Six Months for Your Application to Process.
How hard is the US Customs broker exam?
This exam is one of the most difficult to pass in the USA. There are roughly 2,600 examinees a year who take the exam, and only around 15% are able to pass. Most examinees will need to take a prep course in order to pass.
How much does a US customs broker charge?
Costs that importers always pay US Customs collects this fee on most shipments that enter the country. It's calculated at 0.3464% of the entered value (the cost of the merchandise, as entered on the commercial invoice you provide to your customs broker), with a minimum of $27.23 and a maximum of $528.33.
How long is customs broker course?
Our 10-week in-depth course provides an extensive review of exam topics including: Entry Requirements. Valuation.