About Ardent Global, LLC
Ardent Global, LLC is a licensed U.S. customs broker operating in Virginia Beach, Virginia, with filer code NUA. Operating under the DBA Ardent Global Logistics, the company provides customs brokerage services for importers requiring clearance through U.S. ports. As a federally licensed customs broker, Ardent Global handles regulatory compliance, entry documentation, and coordination with U.S. Customs and Border Protection. Their Virginia Beach location positions them to serve importers throughout the Mid-Atlantic region, offering expertise in navigating customs regulations and facilitating the international shipping process for businesses engaged in import operations.
Ardent Global, LLC is a federally licensed customs broker based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, serving importers throughout the United States. With a primary operating location at 936 Covey Street, the company conducts business under the name Ardent Global Logistics and holds customs broker license filer code NUA. As a permitted customs broker in the United States, Ardent Global provides essential import clearance services that help businesses navigate the complexities of international shipping and customs compliance.
Virginia Beach's strategic Mid-Atlantic location provides Ardent Global with access to major port facilities including the Port of Virginia—one of the busiest container ports on the East Coast—as well as proximity to Norfolk International Terminals and other critical trade gateways. This geographic positioning allows the company to facilitate customs clearance for goods arriving through regional maritime facilities while also managing air cargo clearances and inland port operations. Importers searching for a customs broker for international shipping in the Mid-Atlantic region benefit from Ardent Global's understanding of local port procedures and customs district requirements.
What does a customs broker do? American customs brokers like Ardent Global serve as the critical link between importers and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. They prepare and file entry documentation, calculate duty and tax obligations, ensure compliance with federal regulations, and represent importers in customs matters. For businesses requiring a customs broker for import operations, Ardent Global provides the expertise necessary to classify commodities under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, determine admissibility requirements, and manage the complex regulatory environment governing international trade.
Ardent Global's customs broker permit allows them to conduct business at all U.S. ports of entry, making them a versatile partner for companies with diverse import needs. Whether managing ocean freight arriving at East Coast ports, air shipments requiring expedited clearance, or coordinating with carriers like UPS for commercial imports, the company applies its regulatory knowledge to facilitate compliant, efficient customs processing. Their services support businesses throughout Virginia and beyond, offering the specialized expertise that distinguishes professional customs brokerage from general freight forwarding operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ports does Ardent Global, LLC service?
As a federally licensed customs broker, Ardent Global can facilitate clearances at any U.S. port of entry. Their Virginia Beach location provides particular expertise with the Port of Virginia and Mid-Atlantic gateway facilities.
How do I contact Ardent Global for customs brokerage services?
You can reach Ardent Global at 850-566-0762 or via email at mburchfield@ardentgloballogistics.com to discuss your import clearance needs and obtain service information.
What is Ardent Global's customs broker filer code?
Ardent Global, LLC operates under filer code NUA, which identifies them in the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) system used for electronic customs filing.
Can Ardent Global handle ISF filings for ocean shipments?
Yes, as a licensed U.S. customs broker, Ardent Global provides Importer Security Filing (ISF) services required for ocean cargo arriving in the United States, ensuring compliance with CBP's 10+2 rule.