CTSI

Customs Import
Compliance Programs

Export Compliance
and Export Controls

C-TPAT and
Cargo Security Programs

Education and Training

Technical Assistance

Focused Assessments

Classification Expertise

Technical Manuals

Importer Self Assessment

C-TPAT Cargo Security—
from Applications to Security Assessments


Key Benefit C-TPAT participants experience 4-6 times less compliance and/or security reviews of their freight at the border. This voluntary government to business program promotes trade and security, providing importers with expedited clearance time.

Global cargo security practices have evolved to include a number of different programs. We prepare C-TPAT applications, and will guide your firm through the C-TPAT Validation Process in both the United States, and at your overseas vendor sites. Having brought many firms into the coveted Tier 3 level of C-TPAT, we are well versed in security programs and how to prepare your corporation for participation in this unique government to business initiative.

We will also prepare your applications for participation in AEO, FAST, TSA and other global security programs. Please contact us for any of the following:

  • C-TPAT Applications
  • AEO, Fast Applications
  • C-TPAT Validations
  • Cargo Security Manuals/Training
 

For more information, contact us at info@ctsiadvisors.com or 609.896.2210 x101

CURRENT NEWS

ISF Outreach
Updates on ISF outreach programs from Customs and Border Protection can be Read more...

Suggested Importer Security Filing Power of Attorney Adjustment

12/17/2009 

With the Importer Security Filing coming towards the importing community in just over a month, new  Read more...

ICPA trade show - visit us

March 14-18, 2010– ICPA - (International Compliance Professionals Association) Come to our booth, or see our present  Read more...


 

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