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ISF 10+2 Filing Services (Importer Security Filing)

U.S. CBP Ocean Security

Regulatory Scope & Official Admissibility Overview

Under U.S. Customs regulation 19 CFR Part 149, ocean containerized imports bound for the U.S. must submit 10 specific data elements from the importer and 2 from the carrier at least 24 hours before loading onto the vessel at the foreign port. Failure to file on time exposes importers to mandatory $5,000 liquidated damages per violation.

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Transparent Service Packages

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

Basic

$ 110/

  • Standard ISF 10+2 Electronic Submission
  • Direct ACE Transmission & Acceptance Confirmation
  • AMS Bill of Lading Matching Verification
  • CBP Acceptance Timestamp Documentation

Platinum

$ 298/

  • Same-Day Expedited Priority Filing
  • Single Transaction ISF Bond Coordination Included
  • Emergency Late Filing Mitigation Protocol
  • Consolidated Multi-Container B/L Audit
  • Dedicated Ocean Import Specialist Support

Documents Required for Filing

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

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Manufacturer / Supplier Name & Address

Physical facility address where products were made or assembled.

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Seller & Buyer Information

Legal commercial entities involved in the sales transaction.

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Ship-to Name & Address

Destination warehouse, distributor, or Amazon fulfillment center in the U.S.

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Container Stuffing Location & Consolidator

Facility where goods were loaded into ocean container.

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Importer of Record & Consignee Numbers

IRS EIN or CBP-assigned importer identification number.

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6-Digit HTS Subheadings

First 6 digits of product tariff codes.

Step-by-Step Filing & Clearance Workflow

A transparent procedure ensuring guaranteed electronic clearance without cargo delays.

1

Data Gathering

We collect the 10 importer elements from your commercial invoice and supplier records.

2

AMS B/L Matching

We verify the Master/House Bill of Lading matches ocean carrier manifest records.

3

Transmission to CBP

Immediate electronic transmission to U.S. Customs ACE system with cryptographic receipt.

4

Acceptance Receipt

Delivery of official CBP transaction number confirming on-time compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Statutory regulations, tariff classification, and agency timelines explained.

What is the penalty for filing ISF late?

U.S. Customs and Border Protection strictly assesses $5,000 USD in liquidated damages per late, inaccurate, or missing ISF submission, plus possible “Do Not Load” container orders.
When is the absolute deadline for ISF submission?

ISF must be transmitted and accepted by CBP at least 24 hours BEFORE the container is physically loaded onto the vessel departing the foreign port.
Do air shipments require an ISF filing?

No. ISF 10+2 regulations apply exclusively to ocean cargo imports entering the United States.

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