Documents

This brochure provides information as to why Trade Agreements are one of CBP's priority trade issues and explains how CBP is verifying, validating, and enforcing these agreements to promote the lawful importation of goods into the United States.

The latest agriculture facts and statistics reported by CBP.

This document provides guidance to the trade community on United States Postal Service (USPS) data requirements for products being imported into the U.S.

The 2025 Annual Permit User Fees Flyer indicates when and where broker permit users paid annual fees.

This document is a process flow illustrating for continuing education educators how to get their continuing education activity accredited by a CBP accreditor so it can be considered an accredited activity for the Continuing Education requirement for Individually Licensed Customs Brokers.

Continuing to strengthen our employees’ resiliency, removing the stigma associated with asking for help, and building a resilient culture are among the Commissioner’s top priorities. As CBP moves forward in its resiliency efforts, our mission is to develop and enhance products and services that...

This document provides guidance to the trade community on import regulations regarding rail transportation. Information found within the document pertains to processes, data elements, and errors to avoid.

CBP’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP) delivers a comprehensive suite of services to employees and eligible family members. Here is a printable 3.5inch by 2inch card that includes EAP Services and contact information.

Textiles Fact Sheet

Textiles Side-by-Side Comparison of Free Trade Agreements