Join David Noah, founder and president of Shipping Solutions, the most used export documentation and compliance software, as he talks about the 11 most common documents required for an export shipment including what they look like, what type of information typically appears on the form, and how it will be used. Lisa Nemer, vice-president of...

One of the biggest risks facing importers and exporters is damage to their goods during transit. Learn how to mitigate that risk and when cargo insurance should be part of the solution. While you can always cross your fingers and hope for the best, that's not a very effective business strategy for importing and exporting....

Earlier this year, Robert P. Imbriani joined us to explain the principles of the various U.S. free trade agreements (FTAs). The overwhelming response and the multitude of questions from our attendees clearly highlighted the challenges in understanding and complying with these agreements. We’re happy to report that Robert has graciously agreed to return for one-hour...

Earlier this year, Robert P. Imbriani joined us to explain the principles of the various U.S. free trade agreements (FTAs). The overwhelming response and the multitude of questions from our attendees clearly highlighted the challenges in understanding and complying with these agreements. We’re happy to report that Robert has graciously agreed to return for one-hour...

In today's interconnected world, global business opportunities are endless, but so are the compliance challenges. One critical element of global trade compliance is understanding and complying with regulations related to transactions with Foreign Governments and Foreign Government Owned Entities. These regulations can differ significantly from normal business practices you may follow when selling or entering...

In today's interconnected world, global business opportunities are endless, but so are the compliance challenges. One critical element of global trade compliance is understanding and complying with regulations related to transactions with Foreign Governments and Foreign Government Owned Entities. These regulations can differ significantly from normal business practices you may follow when selling or entering...

Once you've made an international sale, it's important that you accurately complete a set of export documents. These documents will make sure the people transporting your goods know where they are going. The forms will help you clear your goods through customs in a timely manner and without unexpected fees, and they will make sure...

If you’ve ever attended a training or webinar about filing Electronic Export Information (EEI) through AESDirect on the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) portal, chances are you didn’t get a chance to ask many questions. This time, no more waiting for the very brief Q&A session – your questions will guide the flow of the entire...

. Topics will include: • Product classification. • Restricted party screening. • "Red flags." • Why you might be an exporter even if you don't ship products overseas. • Documentation and record-keeping requirements.

Join us for our webinar series, "Growing Your Exports," where we showcase key U.S. agencies offering crucial support to companies looking to kickstart or expand their international sales. First up: The U.S. Commercial Service. With over 100 offices in the U.S. and around 70 overseas, the Commercial Service collaborates closely to help companies of all...

Certificates of free sale prove that your goods are legally sold or distributed in the open market in the U.S.—that your product complies with relevant regulations and can be freely sold without restrictions. When registering a new product for import in a foreign country, the certificate of free sale demonstrates to their customs authorities that...