FDX CUSTOMS BROKERAGE

Every time you ship internationally, you’ll need to take a few additional steps to prepare your shipment for the customs clearance process. Customs, the government service responsible for administering international trade laws, inspects and regulates every shipment to make sure the contents comply with the importing country or territory’s regulations. FedEx offers a variety of online resources and tools to help you get ready for every step of the process. FedEx includes brokerage with every international shipment, though you can also choose to use your own broker. Learn more about these charges and what to expect so you can avoid surprises and save yourself and the recipient time, money and effort. ### Know your aerospace parts and products will cross borders smoothly when you tap into a range of solutions that fit your needs, with customs expertise at the ready. Choose from self-service to one-on-one assistance, plus have full access to cutting-edge technology. We serve as a single resource from classification to clearance to post-entry services, all at economical rates. You can rely on our uniform processes to simplify international shipping for both imports and exports no matter the mode — ocean, air or ground. If you choose to have us deliver the shipment to a recipient who is served by a different FedEx location (typically in a different metropolitan area), a fee applies. Declared value for carriage and customs limits vary by country. FedEx (or the broker selected by FedEx) also reserves the right to clear the shipment if the broker cannot be determined or will not perform clearance, or if complete broker information is not provided (including name, address, phone number and postal code). With FedEx Electronic Trade Documents, you’ll no longer need to print multiple copies for your shipments. And because online submission enables earlier broker review, you have additional time to resolve any potential shipment issues, reducing the risk of your shipments getting delayed at customs. If your broker and your shipment's’ first point of entry are not in the same area, remote entry filing for U. S. imports may be necessary. Saturday delivery is not available with this service. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) bond. To get started, download and fill out this. Clearance service fees that are invoiced are described on a separate line item on the duty-and-tax invoice. We may apply these service fees, which are subject to change, to either a U. - or non-U. -based shipper, recipient, or designated third party. When we are unable to honor that request, the recipient may be invoiced for applicable clearance service