About Sea Trade Customs Brokerage Inc.
Sea Trade Customs Brokerage Inc. is a CBP-licensed customs broker based in Secaucus, New Jersey, operating under filer code D9K. Located in the heart of one of the most active import corridors on the East Coast, the firm serves importers moving goods through the Port of New York and New Jersey — one of the busiest container ports in the United States. Secaucus sits at a strategic logistics hub connecting port terminals, major interstate highways, and freight networks serving the broader tri-state area. Sea Trade Customs Brokerage can be reached directly at 201-988-7152 or via email at jsun@seatrade-usa.biz for inquiries related to customs clearance, entry preparation, and import documentation.
Sea Trade Customs Brokerage Inc. operates out of Secaucus, New Jersey — a prime logistics location just miles from the Port of New York and New Jersey, which ranks among the top container ports on the Eastern Seaboard. As a CBP-licensed customs broker holding filer code D9K, Sea Trade is positioned to assist importers requiring efficient customs clearance across a wide range of commodity types entering through the New York/New Jersey port complex and surrounding entry points.
For importers navigating the requirements of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, working with a licensed broker near the port of entry is a practical advantage. Sea Trade Customs Brokerage can assist with customs entry preparation, ensuring that 10-digit HTS code classifications are accurate and that duties are correctly assessed. Misclassification between Schedule B and HTS codes is a common compliance risk, and experienced broker oversight helps importers avoid costly errors and delays.
ISF filing — also known as the 10+2 filing or Importer Security Filing — is a mandatory pre-arrival requirement for ocean shipments entering the United States. Sea Trade Customs Brokerage supports importers in meeting these CBP requirements on time. The firm also assists clients in understanding import bond requirements, including the difference between a single entry bond and a continuous customs bond, and in fulfilling their obligations as the importer of record.
The Secaucus, NJ location also makes Sea Trade well-suited to serve importers bringing consumer goods, apparel, electronics, and general merchandise through one of the most freight-dense regions in the country. The surrounding tri-state area hosts a large concentration of distribution centers and warehouses, making timely customs release a critical business need for local importers.
Additionally, importers interested in recovering overpaid duties may benefit from exploring duty drawback programs. Sea Trade Customs Brokerage can speak to options including manufacturing drawback and unused merchandise drawback, which allow qualifying importers to reclaim a portion of duties paid on goods that are subsequently exported or destroyed. For lower-value shipments, the firm can also advise on Section 321 de minimis entries and Type 86 entry customs processing, which have grown in relevance with the rise of e-commerce imports.
To discuss your import needs or learn more about customs brokerage services available through Sea Trade Customs Brokerage Inc., contact the office at 201-988-7152 or email jsun@seatrade-usa.biz.
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Where is Sea Trade Customs Brokerage Inc. located and which ports do they serve?
Sea Trade Customs Brokerage Inc. is located in Secaucus, NJ, near the Port of New York and New Jersey. This positions them to serve importers clearing goods through one of the busiest container ports on the East Coast, as well as nearby air and land entry points.
Can Sea Trade Customs Brokerage help with ISF filing for ocean shipments?
Yes. Importer Security Filing (ISF 10+2) is a mandatory CBP requirement for ocean cargo. Sea Trade Customs Brokerage can handle ISF preparation and submission to ensure your shipment meets pre-arrival filing deadlines and avoids CBP penalties.
Does Sea Trade Customs Brokerage assist with duty drawback programs?
Sea Trade Customs Brokerage can advise importers on duty drawback eligibility, including manufacturing drawback and unused merchandise drawback, which allow qualifying businesses to recover a portion of duties paid on exported or destroyed goods.
What is the filer code for Sea Trade Customs Brokerage Inc.?
Sea Trade Customs Brokerage Inc. operates under CBP filer code D9K. This code identifies the broker in electronic filing systems used for customs entries and ISF submissions.