Because our schedule of fees is subject to change, it is not available to download, but we will send it to you upon request.

Simply use the contact form on this page, or email us at operations@edwardintl.com to make your inquiry. We will be glad to tailor a proforma invoice to your specifications.

We can file at any port in the continental United States.

We have logistics partners around the United States, and we are always looking for more opportunities to network.

Using the contact form or by emailing operations@edwardintl.com, please share with us the details of your expected shipments, and we would love to confirm our availability or explore new offerings.

As per 19 CFR 141, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) requires a power of attorney letter that names the broker or agent to file on behalf of the consignee. CBP requires all brokers to vet their customers, as well.

All new or potential customers will be asked to review and return our service agreement, which includes the power of attorney letter as addendum.

Edward International does not request exclusivity contracts, and all terms are negotiable.

Some shipment entries can be filed and accepted within a few minutes. However, this is subject to many moving parts working together with peak efficiency.

In order to mitigate unforeseen problems with the filing and release, we recommend sending your pre-alert to our email address (operations@edwardintl.com) at least 2 (two) business days prior to the freight’s arrival.

Yes, Edward International can file with AMS (Automated Manifest System), if needed.

We can also file AES (Automated Export System) for items being shipped out of the U.S.

With your login information handy, go to https://www.edwardintl.com/inventory

If you cannot see your items, or you are taken to an error page, please contact us for assistance.