logistics and customs brokerage faqS
Working With MACHB
MACHB combines responsive service with over a decade of industry experience. We work closely with importers, exporters, freight forwarders, and freight brokers to provide compliant import and export solutions that reduce delays and simplify the customs process.
Yes. We regularly partner with freight forwarders and logistics companies to integrate seamlessly into existing freight shipping services and keep shipments moving efficiently.
We assist clients importing food products, retail goods, textiles, furniture, metals, personal effects, and other regulated commodities entering the United States.
Import and Export Process
Our team reviews your commodity, shipment value, and country of origin. Once a Power of Attorney is signed, we can begin preparing import or export filings and guiding you through the process.
Most shipments require a Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, and sometimes an Importer Security Filing (ISF) depending on the shipment type.
Providing accurate documentation, correct tariff classification, and early communication with your licensed customs broker helps prevent common delays during customs clearance.
Yes. We prepare Automated Export System (AES) filings and provide compliance support for exports leaving the United States.
Freight Forwarder Partnerships
We act as an extension of your logistics team by managing customs compliance, documentation, and communication with U.S. Customs while you focus on transportation and client relationships.
Yes. We collaborate directly with freight forwarders and shipping partners to ensure filings, documentation, and logistics timelines stay aligned.
Compliance and Duties
Duty rates are determined by U.S. Customs regulations. However, we help ensure proper tariff classification and compliance to avoid unnecessary penalties or overpayment.
Tariff classification determines the duty rate applied to imported goods. Accurate classification helps prevent delays, audits, or compliance issues.
Yes. Certain imports may require Partner Government Agency filings such as FDA or USDA approvals. Our team guides you through these requirements.

