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Welcome to PAC Customs Services
PAC Customs Services is your one stop shop to clear your import shipments nationwide. As an Licensed Customs Broker, PAC Customs Services can Remote File (RLF) formal and informal entries anywhere in the United States. In today Global Economy, it is no longer necessary to be located at the port of arrival to handle Customs Clearance as long as you have a continuous bond.
PAC Customs Services is strategically located at DFW International Airport and is able to expedite your brokerage and port clearance through United States no matter where you are located through our personalized services.
Our services include
- Remote Location Filing (RLF)
- Customs Drawbacks
- Warehouse Withdrawal
- Shows and Expositions
- Perishable Clearance
- Insurance
- ACH Automated Clearing House
- Resolutions of Fines and Penalties
- Bonded Transportation Carnet
- US Customs Product Classification
- Letter of Credit
Remote Location Filing (RLF)
What Is RLF and how can it benefit your company?
Remote Location Filing (RLF) is a program created by Customs as one of the “Customs Mod Act” enacted in 1993. It allows for entry types 01 and 11 (informal) to be electronically filed and cleared in ports other than where PAC Customs Services is located.
Benefits
- Quicker and more consistent cargo processing
- Pivotal role in compliance with Customs
- Simplifies the record keeping process with Customs
- Allows for reduced cycle times
- Minimizes clearance time through Customs
- Allows importers to use one broker nationwide
As an Licensed Customs Broker, PAC Customs Services can transmit electronic entry data via the Automated Broker Interface(ABI) to ports with RLF capabilities. The transaction for RLF entries may require an electronic invoice when requested by Customs. As soon as the entry is transmitted and released from Customs and other Government agencies it is one its way to the customer. Basically our customers will have immediate delivery of their cargo no matter where you are.
One key component in RLF entries is that the Importer of Record must have a continuous bond on file with Customs in order for clearance.
ACH Automated Clearing House
What Is ACH and how can it benefit your company?
Automated Clearing House (ACH) is the name of an electronic network for financial transactions established within the US. The rules and regulations which govern the ACH network are established by NACHA-The Electronic Payments Association, and the Federal Reserve. Many businesses are increasingly using ACH to collect from customers online, rather than accepting credit or debit cards or simply waiting for checks as they have done in the past.
An ACH transaction starts with the Importer of Record authorizing US Customs to issue ACH debit to an account. Accounts are identified by the bank's Routing Number and the account number within that bank.
US Customs ACH allows for an electronic payment for Importers to pay Customs fees, duties, and taxes electronically. ACH is a straightforward procedure accomplished through a series of simple electronic transactions. Throughout the process there are no paper payments and no cashiers.
ACH automates the time consuming method of using cash and checks to pay duties and fees on imported merchandise. The accuracy and speed of ACH results in a higher volume of completed transactions for the importer and Customs, saving time and money. ACH fulfills the need for swift, accurate payment transfers in today's competitive business environment.
Office Information
8am to 5pm, CST
Address
1200 Texan Trail, #310
Grapevine, TX. 76051
TEL: (817) 329-3100
FAX: (817) 329-3124
EML: dfw@pac-dfw.com
Kimberly Bohanon
Kimberly@pac-dfw.com
(817) 329-3100, ext 106
Cell: (817) 681-9118
Candice Turner
candice@pac-dfw.com
(817) 329-3100, ext 107