What is it even called?I can't find it online!!!I'm doing it cause I really need to protect my face
Ditto on the Customs Broker. There is a federal law that says if the item you are importing into the USA has a value of more than $2000, then the Customs Agent at the US Customs Office can NOT (prevented by law) help with your required paperwork. You MUST use a Customs Broker, which means that you will also being doing business with a bonding company attached to the customs broker. It is pretty bizarre that this federal law artificially created this mini-industry - an economy unto itself. Expect the minimum fee for a US customs broker to take your case to be $150, and the minimum bond fee to be $50. And what to you get for your $200? They take same forms that anyone can get any US Customs Office and fill them out for you. In theory, they are also supposed to be knowledgeable about all import regulations (and there are a LOT of these) that might require additional paperwork, and importing vehicles sometimes does. I imported a used sidecar from Belgium with a value of just over $2000. The air freight was $1000. When I went to pick the sidecar up, the air carrier wanted an additional $50 receiving and handling charge, plus the required customs paperwork before the sidecar was actually mine. This process took me 3 days, 5 stops, 2 separate trips into the airport, and 3 separate fees totaling $250 before the sidecar was in my possession and actually mine. Good luck! :-)
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