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January 2013 - In This Issue:
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Start Your Year with a Good Swing!
This year's
event will be held on Wednesday, January
23, 2013 at the International Links Miami - Melreese Golf
Course. Registration and Lunch begins at 11:00 am ● Shotgun
starts at 12:00 pm. Our Awards Ceremony and dinner will follow
immediately after play is completed.
Event Info
Wednesday,
January 23, 2013
International
Links Miami - Melreese Golf Course
1802
NW 37th Avenue
Miami
Florida 33125
11:00
a.m. Registration & Lunch
12:00
p.m. Shotgun Start
5:00 p.m. Dinner & Awards Ceremony
Golf
Sponsors
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Customs
Broker Exam Preparation Course (MIAMI) 02/07/2013
What's Covered
Customs Commodity
Classification Training, Customs Valuation Title XIX Code of the Federal
Regulations Review. Various topics related to Customs Brokers
responsibilities/ License Exam Preparation.
With this practical
training the student will walk out with detailed
knowledge of the Customs References such as Harmonized Tariff code of
regulations; knowledge of quick use of such references; knowledge of the
Customs Broker Exam questions preparation; study and note taking
requirements.
Who Should attend:
Customs Broker Trainees;
those studying for the License Exam; Importers, Freight Forwarders, and
any person involved in Customs Transactions, Government Personnel in need
of training.
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Valentine's Day Cut Flower Peak Season
Plan Seminar
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 The purpose of
this information bulletin is to communicate the scheduling of
two outreach seminars concerning the Valentine's Day Cut Flower
Peak Season Plan for 2013 for agricultural inspection services. The
seminars will be conducted on Thursday, January 10,
2013 at 10:00 am and at 2:00 pm. at the U.S. Customs and
Border Protection (CBP) Cargo Clearance Center (CCC) conference room
#264, 6601 N.W. 25th Street, Miami, Florida.
Representatives
from CBP Agriculture Trade will be present to address any concerns.
Should you
have further questions, please contact Linda Cullen, Station Chief
Agriculture Trade, Miami International Airport at (305)
869-2809 or by email at linda.cullen1@cbp.dhs.gov.
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Documents, Data & Automation
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Although customs brokers file entries every day, when was
the last time you actually took the time to review the standards
associated with each of the required import data elements?
Who
is presenting?
- Steve Wagner - Attorney -
Fuerst Ittleman, PL
- Lenny Feldman - Managing
Member, Miami Office - Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg
- Andrea Goldstein - Nat'l
Compliance Mgr. - Hellmann Worldwide Logistics (Invited)
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In this session
we will review in detail the following:
- Entry Summary data fields (CBF 7501) as well the Entry
form (CBF 3461)
- Commercial
invoice requirements as well as the often elusive special
invoicing requirements
- Post
entry adjustments/post summary corrections (PEA/PSC)
- Protests
and petitions to properly correct entry errors or make entry
changes.
- New
Initiatives: Simplified entry and role of the broker
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