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U.S. Customs Bonds (Continuous & Single Entry)

CBP Financial Security

Regulatory Scope & Official Admissibility Overview

Under 19 CFR Part 113, all commercial entries into the U.S. must be secured by a valid U.S. Customs Bond. A customs bond is a three-party financial contract between the Importer of Record, the Surety Company, and U.S. Customs. Continuous bonds cover all U.S. import transactions across all ports for a full 12-month period.

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Transparent Service Packages

Choose the compliance plan that aligns with your shipment volume and regulatory complexity. Zero hidden surcharges.

Basic

$ 138/

  • Single Transaction Entry Bond (SEB)
  • $7.50 per $1,000 Shipment Value (min. $138)
  • ACE Electronic Bond Filing
  • Zero Hidden Application or Prep Surcharges
  • Fast 24-Hour Issuance

Platinum

$ 1,650/

  • Continuous Customs Bond + Compliance Suite
  • Automated Expiration & Annual Renewal Monitoring
  • CBP Bond Rider Filings (Address / Name Changes)
  • Annual Duty Liability & Bond Sufficiency Review
  • Priority Surety Dispute & Claim Representation

Documents Required for Filing

Ensure smooth clearance and zero customs holds by preparing these mandatory trade and compliance records.

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Importer Tax ID / EIN or SSN

U.S. Federal Tax ID (EIN) or CBP Form 5106 Importer Identification for foreign entities.

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Company Legal Name & Address

Articles of incorporation or business registration certificate.

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Officer Authorization

Signed power of attorney or officer identification verifying binding authority.

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Estimated Annual Duties

Projected duties and taxes for the upcoming 12-month import cycle.

Step-by-Step Filing & Clearance Workflow

A transparent procedure ensuring guaranteed electronic clearance without cargo delays.

1

Application Review

We verify your company entity details and determine whether single or continuous bond fits best.

2

Surety Underwriting

Fast electronic approval through Treasury-listed U.S. surety underwriters.

3

ACE e-Bond Binding

Direct electronic submission to CBP system with automated bond number assignment.

4

Bond Certificate

Issuance of your active bond documentation valid immediately for customs entry.

Frequently Asked Questions

Statutory regulations, tariff classification, and agency timelines explained.

When is a Continuous Bond better than a Single Entry Bond?

If you import more than 2 or 3 times per year, or ship via ocean where ISF requires a bond, an Annual Continuous Bond ($1,350/yr) is significantly cheaper and eliminates per-shipment bond fees.
Can a foreign company without a U.S. entity get a Customs Bond?

Yes. Foreign importers can apply for a Foreign Importer of Record customs bond using CBP Form 5106.
How long does it take for a Continuous Bond to become active?

Continuous bonds typically take 24 to 48 business hours to be fully recognized in the CBP ACE system.

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