ACCB Customs Broker

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ACCB Customs Broker is a U.S.-licensed customs brokerage firm that provides import customs clearance, ISF filing, and related logistics services for shipments entering the United States.

Corona, New York, United States
accb.us

About ACCB Customs Broker

ACCB Customs Broker is a nationally licensed U.S. customs brokerage firm that helps individuals and businesses clear imported goods through U.S. Customs at all ports of entry. The company specializes in customs clearance for a wide range of products including vehicles, pets, food and beverages, textiles and apparel, electronics, and other commercial and personal shipments arriving by ocean or air. In addition to filing import documentation, they also arrange trucking and delivery from ports to final destinations, and handle specialized regulatory requirements such as Lacey Act and NHTSA/DOT filings for certain goods.

A charge labeled "ACCB US" on a bank or card statement is likely related to professional fees for customs brokerage services provided by ACCB Customs Broker for an import shipment into the United States. This could include charges for ISF filing, customs entry processing, coordination with carriers, customs bonds, and sometimes associated handling for vehicle or pet imports. The billing may correspond to a single shipment, a specific service (such as a one-time customs clearance), or multiple services tied to the same import transaction.

If you do not recognize this charge, start by checking recent imports you or your business arranged, including vehicle purchases from overseas, online orders shipped via ocean or air freight, or pet/animal imports. Look for emails or invoices from ACCB or from freight forwarders that mention ACCB as the customs broker. You can contact ACCB directly using the contact details on their official website to confirm the charge, request a copy of the invoice, or clarify what shipment it relates to. Having your shipment tracking number, bill of lading/air waybill number, or entry number handy will help them locate your record quickly and resolve any billing questions.

Bank Statement Variations

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These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to ACCB Customs Broker.

  1. Accb us
  2. accb us

Frequently Asked Questions

Why do I see a charge from "ACCB US" on my credit card statement?

A charge from "ACCB US" is likely a fee from ACCB Customs Broker for customs brokerage services related to an import shipment into the United States, such as ISF filing, customs clearance, customs bonds, or port-to-door delivery arrangements for your goods.

What types of services does ACCB Customs Broker typically bill for?

ACCB Customs Broker commonly bills for services such as ISF (Importer Security Filing), ocean and air import customs clearance, customs bonds, vehicle imports, dog and cat importation processing, and sometimes trucking and delivery from the port to your specified address.

Are ACCB Customs Broker charges one-time or recurring?

ACCB Customs Broker charges are generally one-time fees tied to specific shipments or service requests, such as clearing a vehicle, pet, or freight shipment through customs. They do not operate on a subscription model, so you should not see recurring monthly charges unless you are regularly importing and engaging their services for each shipment.

How can I verify which shipment an "ACCB US" charge is connected to?

Check your recent imports and look for documentation such as purchase contracts, shipping notices, or emails from your seller or freight forwarder that reference ACCB as the customs broker. Then contact ACCB through the phone number or email listed on accb.us with your shipment details (tracking number, bill of lading/air waybill, or entry number) so they can confirm the specific shipment and services associated with the charge.

How do I request a refund or dispute a charge from ACCB Customs Broker?

If you believe you were incorrectly charged, first contact ACCB directly using the contact information on accb.us and provide your name, the last four digits of the card, date and amount of the charge, and any shipment references. They can review the invoice and services provided. If you still disagree after speaking with them, you can then contact your card issuer to open a dispute, providing any documentation from ACCB as supporting evidence.

Can ACCB Customs Broker place multiple charges for the same shipment?

In most cases ACCB will bundle their services for a shipment into one or a small number of invoices. However, you might see separate charges if, for example, you requested additional services later (like added trucking or handling of supplemental documentation). If you see multiple "ACCB US" charges close together, contact ACCB with your shipment details to confirm that each charge corresponds to a specific service.

Does ACCB Customs Broker place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Depending on how payment was processed, ACCB or their payment processor may place a temporary authorization hold to confirm your card, especially when payment is taken online or over the phone. This hold may appear as a pending "ACCB US" charge for a short period and then fall off or be replaced by the final posted amount once the transaction is completed.

How can I contact ACCB Customs Broker about a billing or account question?

Visit accb.us and use the listed phone numbers or email address (such as their imports contact email) to reach their team. Have your billing date, charge amount, and any shipment identifiers ready so they can quickly locate your account and provide detailed information about the charge or services rendered.

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