In order to issue a U.S. Customs bond, an insurance company must be listed on the U.S. Treasury Department's website. Therefore an insurance agency must work directly with a U.S. Treasury listed surety to issue a U.S. Customs bond. It is important to work with a reputable agency that specializes in U.S. Customs bonds since they are a complex type of insurance product. Trade Risk Guaranty has provided U.S. Customs Bonds directly to importers since 1991. If you are interested in getting a quote or more information, check out our website and fill out the form to speak directly with a team member: traderiskguaranty.com/customs-bonds/pricing/?#get-a-quote
A UPS customer is complaining about custom bond fee, UPS pay in advance to Custom and collecting 2.7% as a charge, Customer ask how they can pay there bond fee in advance to avoid bond fee?
Hi Allan, the best way to save money on your bond is to purchase a bond yourself and not through a Freight Forwarder like UPS. This will also give you more control over your bond and any claims that may arise. TRG provides U.S. Customs Bonds directly to importers for this exact reason. To help them save money, avoid additional fees, and provide support in the event that there is a claim. You can get a quote here: traderiskguaranty.com/customs-bonds/pricing/?#get-a-quote
@@officialstoreboya2071 Trade Risk Guaranty has provided U.S. Customs Bonds directly to importers since 1991. If you are interested in getting a quote, check out our website and fill out the form to speak directly with a team member: traderiskguaranty.com/customs-bonds/pricing/?#get-a-quote
@@officialstoreboya2071 When you buy a U.S. Customs Bond, you are provided with a Bond Number via email. You would then use that number throughout your paperwork filed with U.S. Customs and Border Protection in order to import into the U.S. Having a valid U.S. Customs Bond in place is required by CBP in order to import. In order to place a U.S. Customs Bond, your business would already need a valid Tax ID number since this is a required component of doing business in the U.S.
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So any insurance can issue a customs bond?
In order to issue a U.S. Customs bond, an insurance company must be listed on the U.S. Treasury Department's website. Therefore an insurance agency must work directly with a U.S. Treasury listed surety to issue a U.S. Customs bond. It is important to work with a reputable agency that specializes in U.S. Customs bonds since they are a complex type of insurance product.
Trade Risk Guaranty has provided U.S. Customs Bonds directly to importers since 1991. If you are interested in getting a quote or more information, check out our website and fill out the form to speak directly with a team member: traderiskguaranty.com/customs-bonds/pricing/?#get-a-quote
A UPS customer is complaining about custom bond fee, UPS pay in advance to Custom and collecting 2.7% as a charge, Customer ask how they can pay there bond fee in advance to avoid bond fee?
Hi Allan, the best way to save money on your bond is to purchase a bond yourself and not through a Freight Forwarder like UPS. This will also give you more control over your bond and any claims that may arise.
TRG provides U.S. Customs Bonds directly to importers for this exact reason. To help them save money, avoid additional fees, and provide support in the event that there is a claim. You can get a quote here: traderiskguaranty.com/customs-bonds/pricing/?#get-a-quote
Hello. I would like to ask how to buy the US. customs bond?
For import goods. Do you have any agent recommended?
@@officialstoreboya2071 Trade Risk Guaranty has provided U.S. Customs Bonds directly to importers since 1991. If you are interested in getting a quote, check out our website and fill out the form to speak directly with a team member: traderiskguaranty.com/customs-bonds/pricing/?#get-a-quote
@@Traderiskguaranty-TRG If i buy a bond, what will i get? A bond number or tax id?
@@officialstoreboya2071 When you buy a U.S. Customs Bond, you are provided with a Bond Number via email. You would then use that number throughout your paperwork filed with U.S. Customs and Border Protection in order to import into the U.S. Having a valid U.S. Customs Bond in place is required by CBP in order to import.
In order to place a U.S. Customs Bond, your business would already need a valid Tax ID number since this is a required component of doing business in the U.S.