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we are a small home based business, making custom chainlink motorcycle accessories, we have found a chain supplier in Canada, but now find we need a customs broker. We are having difficulty finding information about Customs Brokers in general, let alone locating one for our use. any help would be appreciated.
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Please check out the link below for the National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association of America. This site has as a link to find a Customs broker.
Among other things, A Customs Brokers job is to declare goods to Customs on behalf of their client when it crosses the border and to help keep their client compliant with all of the different regulations
I hope this helps!