Customs coordination
Customs clearance support for imports from China
We help prepare import data and documents, coordinate the parties involved in clearance and align control procedures with the international transport plan.

Service overview
Document control starts before dispatch
Customs preparation starts with an accurate product description, classification inputs, value and compliance documents—not at the border. Early inconsistencies can otherwise stop a shipment and create unplanned cost.
We collect source data, check consistency across the document set and coordinate with authorized clearance participants. Final classification, duty and release decisions remain with the competent authorities and the formal declarant.
When it fits
When early support is especially useful
The importer is handling a new product category.
A shipment includes many items, manufacturers or suppliers.
The goods may require certification, permits or labeling.
Transport and documentation need one coordination point.
What is included
What preparatory support can cover
- Collection of product descriptions, invoices and packing lists.
- Preliminary review of HS classification inputs and requirements.
- Cross-checking quantities, weight, value and transaction parties.
- Coordination of declaration and supporting documents.
- Support during information requests and control procedures.
- Alignment of cargo release with onward delivery.
How we work
How customs coordination works
- 01
Identify the goods
We clarify function, composition, specifications, manufacturer and the proposed code.
- 02
Compile the file
We review contractual, commercial, transport and compliance documents.
- 03
Coordinate clearance
We pass the aligned file to the relevant participants and support follow-up questions.
- 04
Connect release and delivery
We align release, terminal actions and onward movement to the consignee.
Questions and answers
Customs clearance questions
01Which documents are normally required?
The basic set often includes contractual and commercial documents, invoice, packing list, transport documents and a detailed product description. The exact set depends on the goods and procedure.
02Can you help identify the HS code?
We can help collect specifications and perform a preliminary review. Final classification must rely on complete product data and the applicable formal process.
03How are import charges calculated?
They depend on classification, customs value, origin and applicable rates. A meaningful calculation requires verified source data.
04Can document review begin before the cargo is ready?
Yes, and this is preferable. Early review can identify missing specifications, certificates or permits before dispatch.
Review the documents before dispatch?
Describe the goods and route. We will outline the required inputs and connect clearance with transport.



