Excellence in customs brokerage services
Every entry filing carries our signature.
The customs broker assumes joint liability for the duties on every entry it signs. Document review is therefore carried out before the entry is filed, not afterwards.
Sample. Your code gives you the complete file, with the date and port of entry for every movement.
- 20+
- years in operation
- 6
- customs regimes
- 8
- ports with staff on site
We handle all six customs regimes set out in Mexico's Customs Act.
The regime determines the applicable duties, the deadlines that run and the consequences should the goods fail to return. An incorrect designation creates costs that are usually detected too late.
Permanent
The goods enter or leave the country permanently. This is the regime applicable to most international sale transactions.
Temporary
The goods enter for a set period and must return abroad: loaned machinery, moulds, exhibition material or test equipment.
Bonded warehouse
The goods remain in a general deposit warehouse and duties fall due upon withdrawal, not before.
In-bond transit
Movement of goods under customs control between two ports of entry, without duties arising at the point of arrival.
Processing and manufacturing
The goods are processed within a bonded facility and either return abroad or enter the domestic market once transformed.
Strategic bonded facility
Manufacturing and distribution inside an authorised facility, with tax benefits for as long as the goods stay un-nationalised.
Customs clearance and foreign trade services.
Import
Cargo clearance at every port of entry in Mexico. Full handling of entry filings, tariff classification and duty payment.
See scope →Export
Permanent and temporary export handling. International compliance, certificates of origin and foreign trade filings.
See scope →Courier and parcel
Fast clearance for parcels and international shipments. Built for e-commerce, samples and high-value goods.
See scope →Logistics and transit
End-to-end multimodal transport: ocean, air and ground. In-bond transit operations and warehousing.
See scope →Customs advisory
Guidance on customs law, tariff classification, rules of origin and non-tariff regulations.
See scope →Do you need guidance on the applicable regime?
Describe the goods and their origin. We will confirm the applicable regime and the estimated cost of clearance.
Request a quote →Four stages, each with a defined deliverable.
Before the entry is filed we verify the complete set of documents:
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Transport document: BL, AWB or waybill
- Certificate of origin, where preferential treatment applies
- Prior permits and applicable official standards
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Advance document review
We verify the invoice, packing list and transport document before the goods arrive, while corrections still carry no cost.
Deliverable: a list of missing documents and those requiring correction.
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Classification and costing
We determine the tariff code and the applicable regime, and calculate import duty, customs processing fee, VAT and countervailing duties.
Deliverable: the cost of clearance in writing, prior to payment.
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Clearance
We file the entry under our signature. Should the shipment be selected for inspection, we attend it directly at the bonded facility.
Deliverable: the file status updated the same day.
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Delivery and closeout
We arrange carriage to the final destination and close the file with the complete clearance documentation.
Deliverable: the paid entry filing for accounting purposes.
Direct presence at eight ports of entry.
A presence inside the bonded facility shortens clearance times: an inspection is attended the same day, without depending on third-party availability.
We quote your shipment.
Given a description of the goods, their origin and the date required, we determine the applicable regime and estimate the cost of clearance. We reply within one business day.
Office
Av. 581 #38San Juan de Aragón III Sección
Gustavo A. Madero · 07970 · Ciudad de México