There are several different ISF bond requirements that you may need to meet, depending on the specific circumstances of your situation. Some common requirements include:

Minimum bond amount: The minimum bond amount for an ISF bond is typically $50,000. However, the actual bond amount may be higher depending on the value of the goods being imported and other factors.

Type of bond: ISF bonds are typically issued as continuous bonds, which means that they remain in effect until they are cancelled. However, you may also be able to obtain a single-transaction bond, which covers a specific shipment of goods.

Eligibility: In order to obtain an ISF bond, you must be eligible to import goods into the United States. This typically requires that you have a valid U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) import bond on file.

Filing requirements: You will need to file your ISF bond with CBP in a timely manner, typically at least 24 hours before the vessel carrying the goods is scheduled to depart from its port of origin.

It’s important to note that these requirements are just a general overview, and you may need to meet additional requirements depending on the specific circumstances of your situation. If you have any questions about the ISF bond requirements, it’s a good idea to consult with a customs broker or a licensed customs attorney for guidance.