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Get C-TPAT certification, CSA certification, & PIP approved and transport your goods on time and skip the hassle.
Increase the profitability and prestige of your business with an industry-recognised designation. In partnership with the Customs Border Services Agency (CBSA) and the Customs Border Protection (CBP), these voluntary programs can provide you with many cost-saving benefits.
The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) is a voluntary partnership between Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the trade to secure the international supply chain.
In return for partners securing their supply chains, CBP offers C-TPAT shipments expedited processing and provides C-TPAT participants with other benefits.
Automatic Access to the Free and Secure Trade (FAST) program.
Reduced Automated Targeting System (ATS) scoring, for less frequent inspections.
Shipments for inspections directed to the front of the line during random inspection or other agency requirements.
C-TPAT "Best Practices" members will rarely face random inspections.
Expedited clearance times.
Significantly reduced enforcement and compliance inspections.
Access to CBP training seminars open only to certified members.
The Customs Self Assessment (CSA) is a CBSA program which gives approved importers the benefits of a streamlined accounting and payment process for all imported goods. As an alternative clearance stream for low-risk, high-volume imports, CSA essentially shifts customs accounting and payment away from single transactions in favour of an approach based on monthly reporting.
CSA is the first step in becoming FAST approved northbound into Canada. Much like FAST, the carrier, driver and importer all must be CSA approved.
When an importer becomes a CSA registered member, they must use a CSA approved carrier and a CSA registered driver to bring shipments into Canada. This process will end the need for customs paperwork to be processed by drivers on CSA loads. A CSA approved driver hauling a CSA load must show a photo identification card at the customs booth to enter the country without having to clear the load. All paperwork must be done in advance. Bills signed by the consignee will be proof-of-delivery and considered 'release of the load' by Canada Customs.
Speed & efficiency at customs.
Minimal paperwork to provide at customs.
Compliance with Canadian customs.
Automatic access to the Free and Secure Trade (FAST) program.
Streamlined clearance option for CSA eligible goods.
The streamlined clearance option eliminates the requirement for any transactional transmissions of data related to eligible goods.
Expedited clearance times.
Significantly reduced enforcement and compliance inspection.
Partners in Protection (PIP) is a Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) program that enlists the cooperation of private industry to enhance border and trade chain security, combat organised crime and terrorism and help detect and prevent contraband smuggling.
In 2007, under the Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, the Government of Canada announced $11.6 million in funding to strengthen the PIP program in order to achieve mutual recognition and compatibility with the US Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT) program. This milestone was reached on June 28, 2008, when the CBSA signed an arrangement with US Customs and Border Protection.
Required by CSA participants for automatic access to the Free and Secure Trade (FAST) program.
Reduced Automated Targeting System (ATS) scoring, for less frequent inspections.
Shipments for inspections directed to the front of the line during random inspection or other agency requirements.
Enhanced reputation as being low-risk companies.
Expedited clearance times.
Significantly reduced enforcement and compliance inspections.
Shipments are eligible for expedited cross-border clearance through Canada's Free and Secure Trade (FAST) program.