Self-file and clear U.S. E-Commerce shipments in a single filing

CrimsonLogic’s E-Commerce Goods Clearance empowers customs brokers by enabling them to self-file and clear U.S. E-Commerce shipments seamlessly in a single filing. With our platform, customs brokers can easily upload bulk shipments for swift processing, eliminating the hassle of manual data entry and paperwork. Moreover, our solution facilitates the acceleration and streamlining of Section 321 type 86 filings, allowing hem to expedite clearance processes and enhance efficiency in handling E-Commerce shipments. 

CrimsonLogic’s E-Commerce Goods Clearance enables customs brokers to self-file and clear U.S. E-Commerce shipments. 

Any shipment(s) that meet the criteria to fall under the Section 321 exemption – A clause in the US customs laws known as Section 321 permits duty-free entrance for a limited number of low-value goods. In particular, it exempts products from customs and taxes as long as their entire fair retail value is below a set de minimis threshold. The de minimis barrier, as of the latest, is $800, which means goods worth $800 or less can be imported into the US duty-free. 

You will need to provide information on your business, originator code (for AMS) and filer code (for declaration). We will be able to assist you thereafter. 

The application and review for a new registration will take CBP one business week to approve. When transfering from a previous provider to us, it will only take 2 – 3 business days. You can start filing thereafter.

Shipment information for both the origin and destination – Master Bill of Lading or Master Airway Bill, House Bill of Lading, Shipper, Consolidator, Buyer, CNEE and HS Code.