United Customs Services LLC

United Customs Services LLC operates out of Medley, Florida, one of the Miami-Dade area's most active commercial and logistics zones. The firm holds a CBP customs broker license under filer code B6V, authorizing it to transact customs business on behalf of importers across the United States. Its Medley location places it within close proximity to PortMiami, Miami International Airport (MIA), and the dense freight forwarding and warehousing infrastructure that makes South Florida one of the country's busiest trade gateways — particularly for imports from Latin America and the Caribbean.

For importers asking 'how do I find a customs broker near me' in South Florida, United Customs Services LLC represents a locally grounded option with direct familiarity with the regional port environment. The firm handles commercial entry customs clearance under CBP Form 3461 and standard entry procedures, ensuring that import documentation is submitted accurately and on time to avoid costly delays or examinations.

A core part of customs brokerage work involves HTS code classification — determining the correct tariff code for imported goods so that applicable duty rates are assessed properly. Whether you're importing electronics, apparel, food products, or machinery, accurate HTS code meaning and assignment is critical to both compliance and cost management. United Customs Services LLC assists clients in identifying the right classification from the Harmonized Tariff Schedule.

The firm also supports importers with importer security filing (ISF), the mandatory 10+2 submission required for ocean freight shipments before cargo is loaded at foreign ports. Failure to file ISF on time can result in CBP penalties and cargo holds, making this a non-negotiable step in the import process.

For clients importing lower-value shipments, the broker can advise on Section 321 de minimis entries and Type 86 entry customs procedures, which allow qualifying goods valued at $800 or under to enter duty-free. These programs have become increasingly relevant for e-commerce importers and direct-to-consumer supply chains.

Continuous customs bond procurement is another key service — most active importers are required to maintain a continuous bond on file with CBP. United Customs Services LLC can help importers determine appropriate bond amounts and facilitate the bond application process.

For importers who have historically overpaid duties, the firm can provide guidance on duty drawback programs, which allow for refunds of duties paid on goods that are subsequently exported or destroyed. Understanding how to file duty drawback correctly is a specialized area that can yield meaningful recoveries for high-volume importers. Prior disclosure to CBP is another compliance tool for importers who have identified past errors in their entry filings.

United Customs Services LLC serves the South Florida importer community with practical, compliance-focused brokerage services tailored to the Miami trade corridor.