Service overview
International cargo must be supported by accurate commercial and transportation documents. International Cargo Solutions can coordinate shipment information with a licensed customs broker and transportation partners, but does not claim to act as the customs broker unless separately licensed.
When this service may be a good fit
- U.S. imports and exports
- Air and ocean cargo
- Cross-border road freight
- Businesses working with a designated broker
- Shippers needing transport and documentation aligned
Available planning options
- Commercial invoice and packing-list review
- Broker instruction coordination
- Harmonized-code information exchange
- Entry and release milestone coordination
- Duty and tax communication support
- Transport planning after customs release
How to request a useful quote
Provide the origin, destination, commodity, package or pallet count, dimensions, total weight, ready date, delivery deadline and all special handling requirements. International shipments should also include the commercial value, country of origin and available shipping documents.
How the shipment process works
- We review the route, cargo and required timing.
- The appropriate service mode and handling plan are identified.
- Pricing, inclusions and required documents are confirmed.
- Pickup and transportation are coordinated after approval.
- Milestones and delivery information are communicated by email.
Frequently asked questions
Are you a customs broker?
The website describes customs-broker coordination. A licensed customs broker must perform regulated customs brokerage activities.
Who is responsible for document accuracy?
The importer, exporter and their authorized parties are responsible for accurate commodity, value, origin and regulatory information.
Discuss your shipment
Email support@internationalcargosolutions.us or use the freight quote form. Service availability, transit, equipment and pricing depend on the shipment details and route.