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U.S. customs brokerageImport · Export

Cargo moves.
We clear the way.

Clear answers, careful filings, and a real point of contact for every shipment. IntelliCustoms helps importers and exporters move through U.S. customs with fewer surprises.

Commercial entriesISF & bondsAgency coordination

The work behind the release

Customs is complicated.
Your broker shouldn’t be.

Every shipment carries a trail of classifications, values, documents, deadlines, and agency rules. We turn that complexity into a clear sequence of decisions—then stay close until the cargo is released.

Built for

First-time importers
Growing operators
Freight partners
Established trade teams

Brokerage services

One desk for the work
between arrival and release.

Choose the service you know you need—or send the shipment details and we’ll help identify the right starting point.

01

Customs clearance

Entry preparation, document review, duty coordination, and release support for commercial shipments.

All U.S. ports
02

ISF filing

Timely Importer Security Filing support before ocean cargo is loaded for the United States.

Ocean imports
03

Tariff classification

Product review and HTS classification support so duties and reporting begin from sound information.

Duty planning
04

Customs bonds

Guidance on single-entry and continuous bonds based on shipment value, frequency, and risk.

New + active importers
05

Partner agency filings

Coordination for shipments that may involve FDA, USDA, DOT, FCC, or other government agencies.

Regulated goods
06

Export support

AES filing and export documentation support for businesses shipping goods from the United States.

U.S. exports

A calmer clearance

Know what’s needed.
Know what happens next.

Good brokerage starts before the vessel or aircraft arrives. Early document review gives everyone more room to resolve missing information.

Send shipment details
  1. 01

    Share the shipment

    Tell us what is moving, where it is coming from, how it is traveling, and when it is expected.

  2. 02

    Review & prepare

    We review the documents, identify missing information, and prepare the appropriate customs filings.

  3. 03

    File & coordinate

    The entry is transmitted and any carrier, bond, duty, or partner-agency requirements are coordinated.

  4. 04

    Release & retain

    We communicate the outcome and keep the entry records organized for your compliance files.

Prepare before arrival

The right documents make clearance move.

Requirements vary by commodity and agency, but these are the items most commercial importers should have ready.

  • Commercial invoice
  • Packing list
  • Bill of lading / air waybill
  • Arrival notice
  • Power of attorney
  • Product details & country of origin
We’ll confirm the exact requirements after reviewing your shipment. Do not send sensitive documents through ordinary email unless instructed.

Have a shipment in motion?

Start with the details
you already have.

No perfect paperwork required for the first conversation. Tell us the route, product, and timing—we’ll help organize the next step.

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