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Customs & Compliance

The paperwork prepared correctly up front, so your goods clear customs instead of sitting at the port.

Customs & Compliance

Overview

How Thor Masster handles customs & compliance.

Most cross-border delays come down to documents: an incomplete invoice, the wrong tariff code, a missing certificate. Thor Masster works with licensed customs brokers to prepare and check your paperwork before the cargo moves.

We help you understand what duties and taxes to expect, which documents each shipment needs and how to keep your goods compliant with destination rules.

What's included

The service in detail.

  • Document preparation. Commercial invoices, packing lists and shipping instructions.
  • HS classification. Help identifying the correct tariff codes for your products.
  • Duty & tax estimates. Landed-cost guidance before you commit to a shipment.
  • Broker coordination. Clearance handled with licensed customs brokers.
  • DDP & DAP options. Choose who pays duties: you or your customer.
  • Compliance checks. Screening for restricted goods and labelling requirements.

Process

How it works.

  1. STEP 01

    Review

    We review your products, origin and destination requirements.

  2. STEP 02

    Prepare

    Documents are drafted and checked before the cargo departs.

  3. STEP 03

    File

    Entries are lodged through licensed brokers on arrival.

  4. STEP 04

    Release

    Goods are cleared and released for onward delivery.

Who it's for

A good fit if you are…

  • First-time importers into the United States
  • Sellers offering duty-paid delivery to overseas buyers
  • Businesses with products that need certificates or permits

Questions

Frequently asked.

Are you a licensed customs broker?

We coordinate clearance through licensed customs brokers and manage the documentation and communication for you.

Can you tell me the duty before I ship?

We can provide an estimate based on product classification and value. Final duties are set by the customs authority.

What is the difference between DDP and DAP?

With DDP the seller pays duties and taxes in advance; with DAP the receiver pays them on delivery.

Related services

Works well alongside.