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Introduction To International Logistics For Customs Brokers And Freight Forwarders
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BUS. 249 Online

Introduction To International Logistics For Customs Brokers And Freight Forwarders

BUS. 680SC Online
Introduction To International Logistics For Customs Brokers And Freight Forwarders

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Customs Broker Services and Regulations

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Customs Admissibility, Classification, Value and Entry

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U.S. Export and Destination Country Import Requirements; Foreign Collections

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BUS.258 Customs Broker Services and Regulations

Course Content:

Overview of U.S. Import Process
   
Key Players: Bureau of Customs and Border Protection, Importers, Customs Brokers
  Bureau of Customs and Border Protection
  Importer
  Customs Brokers
   
What Can Be Imported Into the U.S.? Admissibility, Prohibited and Restricted Goods
  Basic Customs Clearance & Operational Procedures
  Prohibited Types of Goods & items detained from arriving travelers
  Goods Subject to U.S. Import Restrictions
   
Relationship of Customs Broker to Importer, Fees and Charges to Importer
  Customs Broker Services & Sources of Income
  Relationship of Customs Broker to Importer
  Broker Fees and Charges to Importer
   
Customs Broker Role in Cargo Transportation Process
  Import Shipment Arrival Notice
  Arranging Delivery or On-Carriage ("Re-forwarding" of Cleared Goods)
 

Broker Advancing Funds; Concerns and Fees for this Service

   
Services Beyond Traditional "Customs Brokerage"
  Customs Brokerage as Part of Supply Chain Logistics
  Customs Brokers as Part of Integrated Logistics
  Customs Broker Involvement in Inbound Cargo Transportation
   
Communicating with Importers, Customs and Government Officials, Transportation Carriers
  A Customs Broker's Relationship with an Importer
  A Customs Broker's Relationship with CBP (Customs)
  A Customs Broker's Relationships with Transportation Carriers
   
Pre-Importation Responsibilities; Starting a Customs Broker Transaction
  Basic Rule Concerning All Cargo Entering U.S. Territory
  Starting a Customs Broker Transaction
  Initial Determination of Transaction Requirements `
   
Intro to Customs "Entries" by Types: "Formal" vs. "Informal”, Consumption, Warehouse, FTZ, Transportation, In-Transit, Temporary Entry
  Working with "Customs Entries"
  Types of Customs "Entries" (by Procedural Formality)
  Types of Customs "Entries" (By Disposition of Goods)
   
Automated Broker Interface (ABI)
  The Almost Universal U. S. Customs Entry System
  ABI Functionality
  ABI Filer Software
   
Customs Broker Supervision Requirements; Typical Customs Broker Work Groups
  Typical Custom Brokerage Organization and Job Responsibilities
  Typical Customs Broker Work Group Organization
  Integrated vs. Parallel Transaction Processing
   
Overview of Customs Release Requirements and Process
  Importer Customs Entry Information
  Import Transportation Information Requirements
  How to Obtain Needed Transportation Information
   
Type of Customs Entry to Use Based on Situation—Decision Tree Exercises
  The Customs Entry and Release Process
  Decision Tree for Type of Customs Entry to Prepare


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Please direct questions about this program to:

Graciela Phelps
CITD - Logistics Program Director

Bay Area Center for International Trade Development

Skyline College
3300 College Drive, Bldg. 5
San Bruno, CA 94066

Phone:  (650) 738-7098
Fax:     (650) 738-7090

phelps@bayareacitd.com

www.bayarealogistics.org
www.skylinecollege.edu


Call (650) 735 7098
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