U.S. to Mexico LTL/TL
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Documentation
- The Mexican importer hires a Mexico Customs broker.
Typically, duties and taxes must be advanced to the Customs broker prior to clearance and crossing. - The Mexico broker prepares the import entry and coordinates border crossing.
- Estes works with Estes Logística to arrange a designated carrier in Mexico.
Freight movement
- Estes picks up the shipment in the U.S. and does an interim delivery to the U.S. Agent of the Mexico Customs broker.
- The U.S. Agent of the Mexico Customs Broker inspects the cargo to validate the description and shipment detail. The Mexico Customs broker also arranges physical border crossing.
- Mexico Customs may inspect the cargo, and in most instances, will release it after inspection.
- The designated carrier for Estes Logística receives the shipment from the border crossing carrier and arranges delivery to the Mexican importer.
Forms you may need
- EEI filing [more info]
- Mexico Bill of Lading
- Mexico Commercial Invoice
- Certificate of Origin or NAFTA Certificate of Origin
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