About Young Chan Chang
Young Chan Chang is a licensed U.S. customs broker based in Valley Stream, New York, operating under CBP filer code NVU. Located on Long Island within the greater New York metropolitan area, this broker is positioned to serve importers moving freight through JFK International Airport, the Port of New York and New Jersey, and surrounding entry points. With direct access to one of the busiest trade corridors in the country, Young Chan Chang provides customs entry preparation, importer security filing, and import compliance support for businesses and first-time importers navigating CBP requirements. Importers in the New York area looking for a licensed customs broker can reach Young Chan Chang directly at 516-394-2120.
Young Chan Chang is a CBP-licensed customs broker serving the Valley Stream, New York area under filer code NVU. Valley Stream sits in Nassau County on Long Island, placing this broker in close proximity to John F. Kennedy International Airport — one of the United States' highest-volume cargo gateways — as well as the Port of New York and New Jersey. This geographic position makes Young Chan Chang a practical resource for importers bringing goods into the northeastern United States.
For importers moving commercial shipments through JFK or the New York/Newark seaport complex, working with a locally based licensed customs broker can simplify the entry process considerably. Young Chan Chang can assist with customs entry preparation using CBP Form 3461 for immediate delivery and CBP Form 7501 for entry summary, ensuring that commercial entries are filed accurately and on time. Proper HTS code classification is a foundational part of this process — correct tariff classification directly determines the duties owed and affects admissibility under U.S. trade regulations.
Importer Security Filing (ISF), sometimes called the 10+2 rule, is a mandatory pre-arrival requirement for ocean freight shipments entering the United States. Importers who miss ISF deadlines face CBP penalties, making timely filing a critical compliance task. Young Chan Chang can assist clients with ISF filing to keep shipments moving without unnecessary delay or fines.
For businesses importing regularly, a continuous customs bond provides ongoing coverage for multiple entries, eliminating the need to obtain a single-entry bond for each shipment. This is a common recommendation for any importer with consistent import volume. Young Chan Chang can advise on bond requirements based on a client's import activity.
Importers who have previously paid duties on goods that were subsequently exported or destroyed may be eligible to recover those duties through the duty drawback program under 19 USC 1313. Filing a duty drawback refund claim requires precise documentation and adherence to CBP procedures — a licensed broker familiar with how to file duty drawback can help ensure eligible refunds are not left unclaimed.
The New York metro region sees imports across a wide range of commodity categories, including electronics, textiles and apparel, consumer goods, and general merchandise. Whether you are a first-time importer working through a first time importer guide or an established business reviewing your import compliance posture ahead of a CBP focused assessment, Young Chan Chang offers licensed customs brokerage services to help you meet your obligations. Contact the office at 516-394-2120 or ychang311@gmail.com to discuss your importing needs.
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What ports and entry points does Young Chan Chang serve?
Based in Valley Stream, NY, Young Chan Chang is well-positioned to serve importers filing entries at JFK International Airport and the Port of New York and New Jersey, two of the busiest cargo entry points on the East Coast.
Can Young Chan Chang help with duty drawback refund claims?
Yes. Licensed customs brokers can assist with duty drawback filings under 19 USC 1313, helping importers recover duties paid on goods that were subsequently exported or destroyed. Contact the office at 516-394-2120 to discuss eligibility and documentation requirements.