Fill and Sign Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Forms
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Fill out this form prior to departure if you are a traveler and wish to provide supporting documentation for the temporary export of your gear and equipment. This will facilitate the return to the States with the items you are leaving the country.
Download this form to register your personal equipment when traveling anywhere outside the United States. It is required by the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and facilitates your entry into the country with the same equipment.
This form is used by the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to describe the cargo baggage arriving in baggage cars, as well as for vehicles or vessels of less than 5 net tons arriving in the United States from Canada or Mexico with baggage or merchandise
This form is an agreement between a principal, obligee, and surety. Fill it out as a proof of payment of fees, taxes, and duties, and to make sure you comply with the law regarding goods and activities.
This document provides a chart to help you stay properly hydrated during exercise. It lists recommended fluid intake based on factors such as activity level and duration.
This document outlines the requirements for background investigations conducted by CBP (Customs and Border Protection) in determining an individual's suitability for employment or access to sensitive information.
This document is used for providing information on the Uniform Service Status Code for USAS.
Download this form to create or update an Importer Account with Customs and Border Protection (CBP). Anyone who submits their first entry has to file an import entry. This information is entered into the CBP's database or is used to correct the file of a registered importer.
Use this Customs and Border Protection (CBP) form to provide information about additional co-principals. This document is part of the CBP Form 301 and cannot be filed separately.
You have to provide a detailed description of your unaccompanied articles, as only a complete inventory of imported goods will be accepted by the Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
