| Priority One International | |
| 3419 Trentwood Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32812 | |
| USA | |
| 407-855-0925 | |
| https://www.priority-one.com/ | |
| Freight Forwarders |
About Priority One International
Created in 1984 by two experienced logisticians, Priority One has evolved into two companies – Priority One Brokers and Priority One Forwarding. Together these companies provide a completely integrated Customs Brokerage and Transportation Service organization.
Located in Orlando, Florida, the company specializes in expediting the shipping of products around the world and clearing merchandise entering the United States through Customs.
IMPORT SERVICES
Since Priority One’s computers are tied directly to United States Customs offices nationwide, we can clear your imports through any United States port of entry and forward them to your location.
Priority One’s expert multi-lingual staff is experienced in all of the following aspects of importing:
Quick and accurate Customs clearances
Computing your total landed costs
Temporary Import Bonds (TIBs)
Pre-Customs audit preparations
Carnets (moving goods through foreign Customs duty-free)
Foreign Trade Zones (FTZ’s)
Bonded warehousing
Special duty-free trade programs
In-house seminars
Perishable goods shipments
Electronic record retention
Department of Defense Entries (DOD)
Licensable shipments
FORWARDING SERVICES
Freight Forwarders act as agents for the exporter, advising on the myriad United States government regulations affecting foreign trade as well as the import rules of various foreign countries
Located near the Orlando International Airport, Priority One Forwarding Company can help you export quickly and effectively to hundreds of cities worldwide.
Over twenty airlines now fly directly to dozens of overseas points with connecting flights to literally anywhere on the globe.
Ocean shipments sail weekly from five sea ports only a few hours from Orlando to every port-of-call in the world.
Priority One’s seasoned export staffed will help you with the following aspects of shipping your goods abroad:
Procuring export licenses
Providing quick and accurate transportation costs
Selecting air or ocean transport mode
Preparing all necessary export documentation
Obtaining Customs clearance in foreign countries
Delivering shipment to final overseas destination
Arranging for banking letters of credit
Supplying all cargo insurance
The Customs broker is primarily the agent for the importer who employs him. He is frequently the importer’s only point of contact with the U.S. Customs Service and advises on the technical requirements of importing, preparing and filing entry documents, obtaining the necessary bonds, depositing U.S. import duties, securing the release of the goods and arranging delivery to the importer’s premises or warehouse. The broker often consults with Customs to determine the proper rate of duty or basis of appraisement, and on many occasions, if he is dissatisfied with either rate or value, he will pursue appropriate administrative remedies on behalf of his importer
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