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You know you need a Customs bond, but do you know your responsibilities as the principal on the bond? TRG breaks down the top four Customs bond conditions to help you better understand and avoid a...
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Customs Bond. You don't understand it, but you can't import without it! In this 12-minute Webinar, TRG explains everything you need to know about your bond and what to expect when a supplemental...
It's time for another exciting post from Customs Bonds 101 e-Book series, this one pertains to the main ways Importer Bonds are written. There are two main ways Importer Bonds are written:...
TRG’s Customs bond division has opted to continue to only provide the amended Continuous bonds for Importer Security Filing. Customs and Border Protection allows for ISFs to be secured by single entry or continuous bonds.
How will my broker, or all my brokers, know that I have a new bond?
At your request, TRG will notify your broker(s) of your new continuous bond information including Bond Number, Effective Date, Surety Code, and Importer Number.
You can purchase a customs bond through TRG and pay for a multi-year term. Many importer don’t know that a continuous import bond, is actually continuous with US Customs. The reason they believe this is because the Surety has an annual billing process. Contact TRG for more information 800-685-6082.
If you currently import using single entry bonds, see what you are paying per single entry bond. It might be in your best interest to get a quote from TRG on a continuous customs surety bond.
As a participant in today’s ever-changing international trade environment, it is in your best interests to have current, accurate, private and easily accessible information regarding your import...