Customs Broker Exam Prep Course
$2,450.00
The national pass rate for the exam is less than 30% but Star USA’s Customs Broker Exam Prep Course rigorously prepares you for this difficult test. More than 80% of students who successfully complete the Star USA Exam Prep Course go on to receive their Customs Broker license.
The April 2023 CBLE prep Course is full – now registering for October 2023!
The Customs Broker Exam
This online exam is administered by U.S. Customs & Border Protection at testing sites close to you. You may take a printed copy of 19 CFR, printed version of the HTSUS, the required directives & your notes into the exam room with you for reference when answering exam questions. Our course provides key reference materials that make a difference.
In addition to our course materials, you will be provided with electronic versions of all required exam materials. We recommend purchasing physical copies of the HTSUS and Title 19 CFR - students will be provided with a list of vendors that can supply these materials.
Brokers Course Highlights
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Course Administered By Licensed Customs Brokers
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On-Demand Webinars
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Organized Course Schedule With A Successful And Time-Tested Format
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Comprehensive Practice Test, Structured Like The Official CBP Exam
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Access Previous Customs Broker Exams
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Thorough Study Guide
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2 Years of Access to Course Materials
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EXAM DAY – Quick Reference Guide
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Materials That Help You Quickly Learn & Understand Tariff And Customs Regulations
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1500+ Pages Of Course Material
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4000+ Previous Exam Questions
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Support And Messaging With Instructors And Other Students At Your Convenience.
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4 Live Review Sessions with Instructor
Training Topics Available
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Right to make entry
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Power of Attorney
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Types of entries
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Entry/Entries Summary Procedures and requirements
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Customs Bonds
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Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) Requirements
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Record Keeping Requirements
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Tariff treatment of containers & holders
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Commercial invoice requirements
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Drawback & Liquidations of Drawback Entries
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Structure of the Harmonized Tariff Schedules of the U.S. (HTSUS)
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HTSUS Section and Chapter (Legal) Notes and Additional U.S. (Legal) Notes
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Items Exported and returned
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Country of Origin Marking Requirements
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USMCA Country of Origin Marking
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Antidumping Duties, Countervailing Duties
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Automated Commercial Environment (ACE)
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Customs regulations with Canada and Mexico
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Trademarks, Trade Names, Copyrights
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Quotas
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Appraisement of merchandise
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Inspection, search and seizure
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Fines, penalties & forfeitures
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Rules of Origin
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CTPAT
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Importer Security Filing (ISF)
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Warehouse and Re-warehouse Entries
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Examination and Testing of Merchandise
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Liquidation of Duties
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General Enforcement Provisions
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Claims for Liquidated Damages
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Administrative Review
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Protests
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Classification
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General Rules of Interpretation
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American Goods Returned
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HTS Chapter 98
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Proceeding in the Court of International Trade
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Administrative Rulings
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Transportation in Bond and Transit
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Customs Financial and Accounting Procedures
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General Provisions
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Customs Brokers
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Customs Bonds
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Carnets
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General Order and Abandoned Merchandise
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Trademark, Trade Names and Copyright
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Special Entry Procedure
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Temporary Import Bond
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Articles Conditionally Free
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Special Class Merchandise
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General Rule of Interpretation
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Generalized System of Preference
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CATAIR
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7501 & Entry Documents
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Automotive Products Act
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Civil Aircraft Act
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Caribbean Basin (CBERA)
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Israel Free Trade
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Freely Associated States
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Andean Trade (ATPA)
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USMCA & NAFTA
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African Growth Act (AGOA)
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Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership (CBTPA)
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Jordan Free Trade Act
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Singapore Free Trade Agreement
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Chile Free Trade Agreement
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Morocco Free Trade Agreement
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Australia Free Trade Agreement
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Dominican Republic (DR-CAFTA)
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Bahrain Free Trade Agreement
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Oman Free Trade Agreement
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Peru Free Trade Agreement
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Korea Free Trade Agreement
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Colombia Free Trade Agreement
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Panama Free Trade
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Japan Trade Agreement