Export clearance from Mexico, with the documents your destination asks for.
If you ship from Mexico to the US or elsewhere, I prepare the export entry, the certificate of origin and the destination paperwork, and coordinate with the broker on the other side so your cargo does not stop at any border.
Exporting well starts with classification and origin: they decide the preferential duty at destination and the documents that customs there will request. A badly prepared certificate of origin costs the full duty.
I clear definitive and temporary exports, returns of temporary imports and sample shipments, coordinating with US brokers and agents in other countries so the operation is one, not two.
- Definitive or temporary export entry.
- Certificates of origin (USMCA and other agreements) and destination paperwork.
- Coordination with the broker in the destination country.
- Returns of temporary imports and sample shipments.
- Transport and crossing at Otay or another port.
What people ask about this.
Can you coordinate with my US customs broker?
Yes. I work with brokers on the US side so the crossing is a single operation and your customer receives the goods without delay.
Do you prepare USMCA certificates of origin?
Yes. I determine whether the product qualifies as originating and prepare the certification the buyer needs to avoid duty.
Do you handle returns of goods imported temporarily into Mexico?
Yes, including returns from maquiladora and IMMEX programs, with the matching import and export entries.
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