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Downloadable recent exams and answer keys. NOTE: Answer keys are not modified post-appeal decisions

This document concisely conveys what continuing education providers need to know about the new Continuing Education requirement for licensed customs brokers.

This document concisely conveys what brokers need to know about the new Continuing Education requirement for licensed customs brokers.

General guide on isotopic testing and supply chain traceability from CBP's Forced Labor Division.

EAPA Action: Notice of Determination as to Evasion for EAPA Case 7821 – Wire Coated Coil Nails WASHINGTON— On October 22, 2024, CBP issued the notice of determination as to evasion for EAPA case 7821 based on an allegation filed by Corus Fastening against U.S. importer VY Industries Inc. (“VY...

Notification of Initiation and Interim Measures in EAPA Case 7913 – Mattresses from China, Vietnam, and Indonesia WASHINGTON—On October 30, 2024, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) issued its notification of initiation of investigation of alleged evasion by Alexand Inc., Alloech Inc., Anlowo...

CBP is posting the active Section 232 product exclusions in ACE on a weekly basis. If you are unable to file an entry with one of these active product exclusion numbers, contact your CBP Client Representative.

CBP is posting certain deactivated Section 232 product exclusions that have met or exceeded their 95 percent threshold in ACE on a weekly basis. To utilize any remaining quantity, importers can choose to file a Post Summary Correction (PSC) and request a refund of any Section 232 duties paid.

Visualize the hiring process journey through U.S. Custom and Border Protection videos

This document describes in a simple table format the roles and responsibilities of the different people involved in the Broker Continuing Education program. The people involved are the brokers, the continuing education providers, and the accreditors.