Signing a contract:
Sign a detailed purchase contract with the supplier to clarify the terms such as product specifications, quantity, price, delivery time, payment method and after-sales service.
Handling import formalities:
Prepare necessary import documents, such as packing list, trade contract, commercial invoice, product information (name, quantity, packaging, weight and volume, etc.), declaration elements, etc.
Entrust a professional customs broker or submit a customs declaration to the US Customs on your own, and pay tariffs and value-added tax (tariffs are generally 7% and value-added tax is 13%).
Logistics arrangement:
Choose a suitable mode of transportation (such as sea, air or express), and purchase transportation insurance to avoid risks.
Track the status of cargo transportation to ensure that the cargo arrives at the designated port or airport in the United States on time.
Customs clearance and pick up:
Cooperate with the customs broker to complete the customs clearance process such as customs declaration, price review, tax payment, inspection, etc.
After customs clearance is completed, pick up the goods in time and arrange delivery to the designated location in the United States.
