The strongest link in your supply chain

FMC license application services
Indirect Air Carrier (IAC) certificate application services
Export Administration Regulations (EAR) Training
Compliance program development and implementation
Understanding export licenses and denied party screening
Lunch and learn series

Freight Forwarding

Regulations governing freight forwarders continue to grow more complex, as do the penalties for errors. Mullins understands the demands placed on freight forwarders by the FMC, TSA and government entities who regulate the admissibility of import and export cargo.

From creation of an export compliance program to protect you and your clients to counseling on license applications for your business or your clients’ cargo, Mullins is your source to provide consultative services for your forwarding business.

US Customs and Border Protection (US CBP) regulations hold the importer of record responsible for providing all information necessary to properly classify imported merchandise and is responsible for ensuring the correct classification and duty rate are given to US CBP. Classification(s) are given by The Office Group based upon the information provided to us for identification of the merchandise. The HTS number(s) and duty rate(s) provided are to the best of our ability and should be considered strictly as an opinion without any implied financial or legal liability to the product's actual duty rate and tariff classification for importation. To obtain a binding ruling a written request must be submitted to US Customs and Border Protection and written Administrative Ruling must be received. Any information provided by Mullins International Solutions; Trade Law Training; or The Office Group is subject to change by US CBP, or any other government agency, at any time and may result in an increase of duties, fees and/or applicable regulations to the commodity, or special licensing or documentation requirements for importation. Information provided by Mullins International Solutions; Trade Law Training; The Office Group, any of its contractors, or members is not considered legal advice. For legal advice, an attorney must be retained.