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Get the bonds you need to navigate U.S. Customs with ease. Whether you’re importing one shipment or planning for ongoing transactions, we provide Single Entry Customs Bonds and Continuous Customs Bonds tailored to your business needs.
Navigating U.S. Customs can be complicated. Our customs bonds ensure you comply with federal regulations while saving you time and hassle. With coverage for duties, taxes, and fees, we’ll help you clear customs worry-free.
A Continuous Customs Bond provides year-round coverage for unlimited shipments. This is the perfect choice for:
High-frequency importers.
Businesses managing multiple ports of entry.
Streamlining compliance and saving costs over time.
A customs bond, also called an import bond, is a legal requirement for importers. It guarantees the payment of duties, taxes, and fees to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
A Single Entry Customs Bond covers one shipment at one port of entry.
A Continuous Customs Bond provides ongoing coverage for unlimited shipments over a 12-month period across multiple ports.
No, Continuous Customs Bonds do not automatically renew. However, we’ll notify you before your bond expires so you can easily renew it.
A bond can typically be obtained within 24-48 hours. The process begins by clicking the Buy Now button and going through the checkout process. Once you've completed that process, our team will be in touch with an application and next steps. Once that is completed, you'll have your bond!
The value of a Customs Bond refers to a “continuous” or annual import bond that covers all your imports over a 12-month period, regardless of the value of any single shipment (the value of a shipment can far exceed $50K). For example, $50,000 is the minimum Continuous Customs Bond size allowed by the CBP. Importers qualify to purchase a $50K bond if their duties, taxes, and fees paid to the CBP over the previous 12 months were less than $500K. New Importers can also purchase a $50K bond without a 12-month history, based on the assumption that their first-year duties, etc. will be less that $500,000.