Business Account Setup
Complete your business registration in three simple steps. We’ll generate your signed customs brokerage agreement for your records.
Thank you for choosing Cargo Customs Solutions Inc. as your Canadian customs broker.
Before completing your account setup, please review and sign the required documents below. Once completed, you will receive a PDF version of the documents for your records, along with any additional instructions required to complete your onboarding.
Required Documents
1. Customs Brokerage Agency Agreement
This agreement authorizes Cargo Customs Solutions Inc.
to act as your customs broker and transact business
with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) on your
behalf for your eligible commercial imports.
To establish a brokerage account, your business must have a Business Number (BN) with an Import-Export (RM) account. If you do not yet have an RM account, you can register through the CARM Client Portal .
2. Master Carrier Authority
This authorization allows Cargo Customs Solutions Inc.
to communicate with carriers, freight forwarders,
warehouses, and other transportation service providers
as necessary to obtain shipment and transportation
documentation required for customs clearance.
Business Information
Contact Details
Customs Brokerage Agency Agreement
The purpose of this Agreement is to authorize Cargo Customs Solutions Inc. (Licensed Canadian Customs Broker, Business Number Import/Export Account: 705838969RM0001) to transact the following business with the Canada Border Services Agency, on behalf of the Principal (Importer):
a) Accounting and payment of duties & taxes
in respect of imported goods released under
section 32 of the Customs Act at all customs
offices in Canada.
Only a licensed customs broker can be authorized
to act as an agent under section 32 of the Customs
Act. Importers are responsible for payment of duties
and taxes directly to CBSA on the CARM Client Portal.
b) Accessing the importer’s CARM account and processing entries via the CBSA CARM portal.
c) Processing of CAD (Customs Adjustment / Correction) adjustments.
d) Assistance with Canadian Participating Government Agencies (PGA) regulations compliance.
e) Appointing sub-agents.
An agent (customs broker) is considered in law to represent the principal (importer) in such a way as to be able to affect the principal’s legal position. However, the principal remains liable for any transactions completed on its behalf by its agent.
The Agreement is valid continuously from the date it is signed. The Principal may cancel this authority at any time by providing written notice to Cargo Customs Solutions Inc.
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