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by fax at (734) 214-4676 , or write to: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Ariel Rios Building, Manufacturer Operations Division (6405-J) Investigation/Import Section 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20460 EPA's page on Importing Vehicles and Engines contains additional information. You may reach DOT's vehicle hotline at (202) 366-5291 or communicate by fax at (202) 366-1024 . Additionally, you can write to: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NSA-32) 400 7th Street, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20590 The DOT website can provide further assistance. Note: Importations from Afghanistan (Taliban), Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Sudan, Serbia/Montenegro/Kosovo, or Yugoslavia that involve the governments of those countries, are generally prohibited pursuant to regulations issued by the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control. Before attempting to make such an importation, information concerning the prohibitions and licensing policy should be obtained by contacting: Director, Office of Foreign Assets Control U.S. Department of the Treasury, 2nd Floor Anx. 1500 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20220 You can call either (202) 622-2500 or (202) 622-2480 , or fax (202) 622-1657 ; or visit the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control website. Prior Arrangements The owner must make arrangements for shipping a vehicle. Have your shipper or carrier notify you of the vehicle's arrival date so that you can make arrangements to process it through CBP. Shipments are cleared at the first port of entry unless you arrange for a freight forwarder abroad to have the vehicle sent in bond to a CBP port more convenient to you. Law prohibits CBP officers from acting as agents or making entries for an importer. However, you may employ a commercial CBP broker to handle your entry. Documentation For CBP clearance you will need the shipper's or carrier's original bill of lading, the bill of sale, foreign registration, and any other documents covering the vehicle. You will also be required to complete EPA form 3520-1 and DOT form HS-7, declaring the emissions and safety provisions under which the vehicle is being imported. Vehicles that meet all U.S. emission requirements will bear manufacturer's label on the engine compartment in English, attesting to that fact. For vehicles that lack such a label, the CBP inspector at the port of entry may require proof of eligibility to import under the EPA exemptions or exclusions specified on form 3520-1. Vehicles that do not meet all U.S. emission requirements, unless eligible for exemption or exclusion must be imported through an independent commercial importer (ICI). EPA will not allow the vehicles' release to the vehicle owner until ICI work is complete. The ICI will perform any EPA-required modifications and be responsible for assuring that all EPA requirements have been met. Some vehicles cannot be successfully imported or modified by an ICI, however, and in general, ICI fees are very high. Cleaning the Undercarriage To safeguard against importation of dangerous pests, the U.S. Department of Agriculture requires that the undercarriage of imported cars be free of foreign soil. Have your car steam-sprayed or cleaned thoroughly before shipment. Your Car is Not a Shipping Container For your own safety, security, and convenience, do not use your car as a container for personal belongings. Your possessions are susceptible to theft while the vehicle is on the loading and unloading docks and in transit. Many shippers and carriers will not accept your vehicle if it contains personal belongings. The entire contents of your car must be declared to CBP on entry. Failure to do so can result in a fine or seizure of the car and its contents. Your vehicle may be subject to seizure, and you may incur a personal penalty, if anyone uses it as a conveyance of illegal narcotics. Dutiable Entry Foreign-made vehicles imported into the U.S., whether new or used, either for personal use or for sale, are generally dutiable at the following rates: Auto 2.5% Trucks 25% Motorcycles 2.4% or free Duty rates are based on price paid or payable. As a returning U.S. resident, you may apply your $800 CBP exemption and those of accompanying family members toward the value of the vehicle if it: Accompanies you on your return; Is imported for personal use; Was acquired during the journey from


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into the U.S., whether new or used, either for personal use or for sale, are generally dutiable at the following rates: Auto 2.5% Trucks 25% Motorcycles 2.4% or free Duty rates are based on price paid or payable. As a returning U.S. resident, you may apply your $800 CBP exemption and those of accompanying family members toward the value of the vehicle if it: Accompanies you on your return; Is imported for personal use; Was acquired during the journey from which you are returning. For CBP purposes, a returning U.S. resident is one who is returning from travel, work, or study abroad. After the exemption has been applied, a flat duty rate of 3% is applied toward the next $1,000 of the vehicle's value. The remaining amount is dutiable at the regular duty rate. Free Entry U.S. citizens employed abroad or government employees returning on TDY or voluntary leave may import a foreign-made car free of duty provided they enter the U.S. for a short visit, claim nonresident status, and export the vehicle when they leave. Military and civilian employees of the U.S. government returning at the end of an assignment to extended duty outside the CBP territory of the U.S. may include a conforming vehicle among their duty-free personal and household effects. The auto must have been purchased abroad and be in its owner's possession prior to departure. Generally, extended duty is 140 days or more. Navy personnel serving aboard a U.S. naval vessel or a supporting naval vessel from its departure from the U.S. to its return after an intended overseas deployment of 120 days or more are entitled to the extended-duty exemption. Conforming vehicles imported under the duty-free exemption are dutiable if sold within one year of importation. Duty must be paid at the most convenient CBP office before the sale is completed. Conforming vehicles so imported may remain in the U.S. indefinitely once a formal entry is made for EPA purposes. Nonresidents may import a vehicle duty-free for personal use up to (1) one year if the vehicle is imported in conjunction with the owner's arrival. Vehicles imported under this provision that do not conform to U.S. safety and emission standards must be exported within one year and may not be sold in the U.S. There is no exemption or extension of the export requirements. USMCA Eligibility U.S. Goods Returned. To qualify for duty-free treatment under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), all vehicles – new and used – must meet the USMCA rules of origin for automotive goods, including regional value content (RVC), labor value content (LVC), steel purchasing, and aluminum purchasing requirements. The requirements are so stringent that vehicles produced prior to 2020 are not likely eligible for duty-free status under the USMCA. Vehicles produced on or after July 1, 2020 may meet the USMCA rules of origin. However, under the USMCA Implementation Act there are three vehicle certifications related to the above requirements that must be provided by the producer of the covered vehicle. If these documents are not made available upon request, then applicable duties and fees will be collected on personal and commercial importations of new and used vehicles from Canada and Mexico. Certain vehicles may be eligible for duty-free treatment as U.S. Goods Returned. In accordance with Section 904(b) of the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015 (Pub. L. 114-125, February 24, 2016), subheading 9801.00.10 of the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States provides for the duty-free treatment of: Products of the United States when returned after having been exported, or any other products when returned within three years after having been exported, without having been advanced in value or improved in condition by any process of manufacture or other means while abroad. Under this provision, qualifying vehicles that are being returned may be eligible for duty-free treatment. This provision may be applied to either personal or commercial importations of used vehicles. The burden of substantiating eligibility lies with the importer and claims are subject to verification. See HQ H314176 (March 18, 2021).” Cars Imported for Other Purposes Nonresidents may import an automobile or motorcycle and its usual equipment free of duty for a temporary stay to take


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or other means while abroad. Under this provision, qualifying vehicles that are being returned may be eligible for duty-free treatment. This provision may be applied to either personal or commercial importations of used vehicles. The burden of substantiating eligibility lies with the importer and claims are subject to verification. See HQ H314176 (March 18, 2021).” Cars Imported for Other Purposes Nonresidents may import an automobile or motorcycle and its usual equipment free of duty for a temporary stay to take part in races or other specific purposes. However, prior written approval from the EPA is required and such approval is granted only to those racing vehicles that EPA deems not capable of safe or practical use on streets and highways. If the contests are for other than money purposes, the vehicle may be admitted for 90 days without formal entry or bond if the CBP officer is satisfied as to the importer's identify and good faith. The vehicle becomes subject to forfeiture if it is not exported or if a bond is not given within 90 days of its importation. Prior written approval must be obtained from DOT. A vehicle may be temporarily imported for testing, demonstration, or racing purposes. A vehicle may be permanently imported for show or display. Written approval from DOT is required and should be obtained before the vehicle is exported from the foreign country to the U.S. Information on how to import a vehicle under show or display is available at DOT's NHTSA Vehicle Importation Regulations website. A vehicle permanently imported for show and display must comply with all U.S. emission requirements as well, and in general must be imported through an EPA-authorized ICI for modification and testing. EPA will not allow the vehicle to be released to its owner until ICI work is complete. Safety, Bumper, and Theft Prevention Standards Importers of motor vehicles must file form HS-7 at the time of vehicle is imported to declare whether the vehicle complies with DOT requirements. As a general rule, motor vehicles less than 25 years old must comply with all applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS) in order to be imported permanently into the United States. Vehicles manufactured after September 1, 1978, must also meet the bumper standard, and vehicles beginning with model year 1987 must meet the theft-prevention standard. For more information, please contact the DOT import hotline at (202) 366-5291 . Vehicles manufactured to meet these standards will have a certification label affixed by the original manufacturer near the driver's side door. If you purchase a vehicle abroad that is certified to U.S. standards, you may expedite your importation by making sure the sales contract identifies this fact and by presenting the contract to CBP at the time of importation. A vehicle must be imported as a nonconforming vehicle unless it bears the manufacturer's label certifying that it meets U.S. standards. If it is a nonconforming vehicle, the importer must contract with a DOT-registered importer (RI) to modify the vehicle and certify that it conforms to all applicable FMVSS. The importer must also post a DOT bond for one and a half times the vehicle's dutiable value. This bond is in addition to the normal CBP entry bond. Copies of the DOT bond and the contract with the RI must be attached to the HS-7 form. Before a RI can modify your vehicle, however, it must first be determined whether the vehicle is capable of being modified to comply with the FMVSS. If a vehicle has not previously been determined to be eligible for importation, it must go through a petition process to determine whether it's capable of being modified for such compliance. If the vehicle under petition is not similar to one sold in the United States, the process of bringing it into compliance becomes very complex and costly. A List of Nonconforming Motor Vehicles that are Eligible for Importation (By or Through a Registered Importer may be obtained from a RI or from NHTSA's website. The cost of modifying a nonconforming vehicle and the time required to bring it into conformance may affect your decision to purchase a vehicle abroad. NHTSA strongly recommends discussing these aspects with a RI before


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one sold in the United States, the process of bringing it into compliance becomes very complex and costly. A List of Nonconforming Motor Vehicles that are Eligible for Importation (By or Through a Registered Importer may be obtained from a RI or from NHTSA's website. The cost of modifying a nonconforming vehicle and the time required to bring it into conformance may affect your decision to purchase a vehicle abroad. NHTSA strongly recommends discussing these aspects with a RI before buying and shipping a vehicle purchased overseas. Federal Tax Certain imported automobiles may be subject to the gas-guzzler tax imposed by section 4064 of the Internal Revenue Code. An individual who imports an automobile for personal use, or a commercial importer, may be considered an importer for purposes of this tax and thus liable for payment of the tax. The amount of the tax is based on a combined urban/highway fuel-economy (miles per gallon) rating assigned by the EPA for gas-guzzler tax purpose. This EPA rating may be different from fuel-economy ratings indicated by the manufacturer. If the EPA has not assigned a gas-guzzler fuel- economy rating for the model automobile you import, a rating must be independently determined. No tax is imposed on automobiles that have a combined fuel-economy rating of at least 22.5 miles per gallon. Information on determining fuel-economy rating and liability for the tax are contained in section 4064 of the Code, Revenue Procedure 86-9, 1986-1 Cumulative Bulletin 530, Revenue Procedure 87-10, 1987-1 Cumulative Bulletin 530, Revenue Procedure 87-10, 1987-1 Cumulative Bulletin 545, and Revenue Ruling 86-20, 1986-1 Cumulative Bulletin 319. The gas-guzzler tax is reported on Form 720, Quarterly federal Excise Tax Return, and form 6197, Gas-Guzzler Tax. Additional information may be obtained from your local district office of the Internal Revenue Service. Emission Standards The following passenger cars, light-duty trucks, heavy-duty engines and motorcycles are subject to federal emission standards: Gasoline-fueled cars and light-duty trucks originally manufactured after December 31, 1967. Diesel-fueled cars originally manufactured after December 31, 1974. Diesel-fueled light-duty trucks originally manufactured after December 31, 1975. Heavy-duty engines originally manufactured after December 31, 1969. Motorcycles with a displacement more than 49 cubic centimeters originally manufactured after December 31, 1977. Vehicles must be certified to U.S. federal emission standards by their manufacturers for sale in the U.S. Vehicles that do not meet these requirements are considered nonconforming. A currently certified ICI, a list of which is available from the EPA, must import Nonconforming vehicles for you. The only EPA-authorized ICIs are located in the U.S. It is therefore recommended that you contact an ICI to discuss costs for modification and testing before you decide to import a nonconforming vehicle. The ICI will be responsible for assuring that your car complies with all U.S. emission requirements. (As of July 1, 1998, EPA no longer has the one-time exemption for vehicles five or more model-years old.) Be aware that EPA will deny entry to certain makers, models, and model year if an ICI is not certified or is unwilling to accept responsibility for the vehicle(s) in question. You may obtain additional information on emission control requirements or on ICIs from the U.S. EPA Vehicle Programs and Compliance Division/Imports at (734) 214-4100 , fax (734) 214-4676 ; or visit the website. Individual state emission requirements may differ from those of the federal government. Proper registration of a vehicle in a state may depend upon satisfaction of its requirements, so you should contact the appropriate state authorities prior to importation. Be aware, however, that EPA will not accept compliance with a state's emission requirements as satisfying EPA's requirements. A Word of Caution Both the DOT and the EPA advise that although a nonconforming car may be conditionally admitted, the modification required to bring it into compliance may be so extensive and costly that it may be impractical and even impossible to achieve such compliance. It is highly recommended that these prohibitions and modifications be investigated before a vehicle's purchased for importation. Re-Importing A Previously Exported Vehicle - A vehicle taken from the United States for non-commercial, private use may be returned duty free by proving to CBP that it was previously owned and registered in the United


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admitted, the modification required to bring it into compliance may be so extensive and costly that it may be impractical and even impossible to achieve such compliance. It is highly recommended that these prohibitions and modifications be investigated before a vehicle's purchased for importation. Re-Importing A Previously Exported Vehicle - A vehicle taken from the United States for non-commercial, private use may be returned duty free by proving to CBP that it was previously owned and registered in the United States. This proof may be a state-issued registration card for the automobile or a bill of sale for the car from a U.S. dealer. Repairs or accessories acquired abroad for your vehicle must be declared on your return and may be subject to duty. In some countries, it will be difficult or impossible to obtain unleaded fuel for your vehicle. If the vehicle is driven using leaded gasoline, it will be necessary for you to replace the catalyst and oxygen sensor upon its return to the U.S. To avoid the expense of replacing these parts you may obtain authorization from EPA to remove the catalyst and oxygen sensor before the vehicle is shipped overseas. The EPA telephone number for these authorizations is (202) 564-2418 . When the vehicle returns to the U.S., the original catalyst and oxygen sensor will need to be reinstalled. However, you may now reenter your U.S. version vehicle into the U.S. without bond, upon your assurance that you will have the reinstallation performed. Using Conveyances to Transporting Goods of a Commercial/Personal Nature - Goods of a commercial nature that are being transported in a privately owned conveyance will require the purchase of a user fee decal and the payment of duty may be required. Goods being transported for personal use within a privately owned vehicle do not require the purchase of this decal. However, the payment of duty may be required. Rental vehicles may be used to transport personal goods without the purchase of a decal if the driver has not been paid to operate the vehicle. Exceptions The following vehicles need not conform to emission or safety requirements but may NOT be sold in the U.S. and may require EPA and DOT declarations: Those imported by nonresidents for personal use not exceeding one year. The vehicle must be exported at the end of that year - there are no exceptions or extensions. Those belonging to members of foreign armed forces, foreign diplomatic personnel, or other individuals who come within the class of persons for whom free entry has been authorized by the Department of State in accordance with international law. Those temporarily imported for testing, demonstration, or competition, provided they are not licensed for use, or driven on public roads. These vehicles may be operated on public roads or highways provided the operations are an integral part of the test. Parties responsible for such vehicles must submit proper documents - forms EPA 3520-1 and DOT HS-7 - to CBP at the time entry is made. Also, applicable written approvals from these agencies must be obtained in advance and presented to CBP along with these forms. Remember, the cost to return vehicles that have been refused prior approval can be very high and must be borne by the vehicle owner(s). Driver's Plates and Permits Imported cars should bear the International Registration Marker. The International Driving Permit, issued in five languages, is a valuable asset. Consult an international automobile federation or your local automobile club about these documents. U.S. residents importing a new or used car should consult the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in their state of residence about temporary license plates and what documentation their DMV would require from CBP. Nationals of Central and South American countries that have ratified the Inter-American Convention of 1943 may drive their cars in the U.S. for touring purposes for one year or for the period of the validity of the documents, whichever is shorter, without U.S. license plates or U.S. driver's permits, provided the car carries the International Registration Marker and registration card, and the driver has the International Driving Permit. Motorists visiting the United States as tourists from countries that have ratified the Convention on International Road


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American countries that have ratified the Inter-American Convention of 1943 may drive their cars in the U.S. for touring purposes for one year or for the period of the validity of the documents, whichever is shorter, without U.S. license plates or U.S. driver's permits, provided the car carries the International Registration Marker and registration card, and the driver has the International Driving Permit. Motorists visiting the United States as tourists from countries that have ratified the Convention on International Road Traffic of 1949 may drive in the U.S. for one year with their own national license plates (registration tags) on their own national license plates (registration tags) on their cars and with their own personal drivers' licenses. Motorists from Canada and Mexico are permitted to tour in the U.S. without U.S. license plates or U.S. driver's permits, under agreements between the United States and these countries. Motorists from a country not a party to any of the above agreements must secure a driving permit in the U.S. after taking an examination. Foreign nationals employed in the U.S. may use their foreign license tags from the port of entry to their destination in the U.S. Last Modified: Mar 06, 2024


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Home Trade AMS Air Features Trade Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) Forced Labor Basic Importing and Exporting ACE: The Import and Export Processing System eCBP Broker Instruction and Training Resources Priority Trade Issues Programs and Administration Rulings and Legal Decisions Stakeholder Engagement Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act Centers of Excellence and Expertise AMS Air Features CBP Facilitates Broker Licensing Though the Global Enrollment System Cybersecurity Resiliency Frontline Articles The Truth Behind Counterfeits Automated Clearinghouse ACE Secure Data Portal In-Bond Arrival and Export Enhancement Decertification: CAFTA-DR, Colombia TPA, Korea FTA, Panama TPA and Peru TPA Trade Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) Forced Labor Basic Importing and Exporting ACE: The Import and Export Processing System eCBP Broker Instruction and Training Resources Priority Trade Issues Programs and Administration Rulings and Legal Decisions Stakeholder Engagement Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act Centers of Excellence and Expertise AMS Air Features CBP Facilitates Broker Licensing Though the Global Enrollment System Cybersecurity Resiliency Frontline Articles The Truth Behind Counterfeits Automated Clearinghouse ACE Secure Data Portal In-Bond Arrival and Export Enhancement Decertification: CAFTA-DR, Colombia TPA, Korea FTA, Panama TPA and Peru TPA AMS Air Features Electronic Air Waybill Transmission Per CBP Regulations, 122.48a Electronic information for air cargo required in advance of arrival, CBP must electronically receive from the inbound air carrier and, if applicable, an approved party, information concerning the incoming cargo. For non-consolidated shipments, the incoming air carrier must transmit to CBP all of the information for the air waybill record. For consolidated shipments: the incoming air carrier must transmit to CBP the information that is applicable to the master air waybill; and the air carrier must transmit cargo information for all associated house air waybills, unless another party electronically transmits this information directly to CBP. Additional cargo information from air carrier; split shipment. When the incoming air carrier elects to transport cargo covered under a single consolidated air waybill on more than one aircraft as a split shipment, the carrier must report additional information for each house air waybill covered under the consolidation pertaining to the routing of the flight each house shipment, and must also provide detailed house shipment information unless this information is provided to CBP by an approved party. CBP must receive such information no later than the time frame prescribed by 19 CFR 122.48a, paragraph b) Time frame for presenting data. (1) Nearby foreign areas. In the case of aircraft under paragraph (a) of this section that depart for the United States from any foreign port or place in North America, including locations in Mexico, Central America, South America (from north of the Equator only), the Caribbean, and Bermuda, CBP must receive the required cargo information no later than the time of the departure of the aircraft for the United States (the trigger time is no later than the time that wheels are up on the aircraft, and the aircraft is en route directly to the United States). For further information, please refer to the Air Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on the Trade Act of 2002 - Mandatory Advanced Electronic Cargo Information document. Open to Deconsolidators, CBP ABI entry filer-Freight Forwarders, and Service Centers Deconsolidators or CBP ABI entry filer-freight forwarders in possession of an appropriate Customs Bond, may transmit house shipment information (without routing detail) to CBP Air AMS independent of Master AWB information required to be transmitted by incoming air carrier. In this case, the incoming air carrier must indicate (with the Master AWB information) the deconsolidator facility (FIRMs) code or BCBP+ABI filer code (AGT code) of the party providing consolidated shipment information directly to CBP. The deconsolidator receives Freight Status Notification (FSN) messages referencing consolidated shipments after Master AWB transfer detail has been submitted by the incoming air carrier. Service Centers transmit air waybill data electronically on behalf of participants. They provide full air waybill data, which allows other smaller entities to participate in the Air AMS program. Cargo Status Notifications Air AMS participants receive electronic cargo status notification as soon as CBP is notified that the flight has departed from the last foreign port, or the flight has been arrived by CBP. In-bond For cargo that is proceeding to destinations other than the initial port of


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air carrier. Service Centers transmit air waybill data electronically on behalf of participants. They provide full air waybill data, which allows other smaller entities to participate in the Air AMS program. Cargo Status Notifications Air AMS participants receive electronic cargo status notification as soon as CBP is notified that the flight has departed from the last foreign port, or the flight has been arrived by CBP. In-bond For cargo that is proceeding to destinations other than the initial port of entry, the in-bond transfer detail transmitted to Air AMS by the incoming air carrier for the Master AWB, or by the deconsolidator in possession of the consolidation or CBP ABI entry filer providing consolidated house shipment information, is the most expedient means of obtaining CBP in-bond movement authorization electronically from Air AMS. In this case, the bonded carrier presents the paper in-bond document to CBP Cargo upon arrival of the shipment at the in-bond destination port in the event they cannot report the arrival of in-bond cargo electronically via Air AMS. The airway bill number (AWB Prefix must be numeric) can be used as the in-bond control number for non-consolidated or consolidations arriving intact via one flight, but only for the first part-arrival boarded quantity in the event the non-consolidated shipment or consolidation (Master AWB) is split by the incoming air carrier to arrive in the U.S. via multiple flights. A conventional CBPF-7512 in-bond number is required for subsequent part-arrival boarded quantity and for in-bond transfer of a shipment identified to the house bill level. Freight Status Information (FSI) Message s This feature was added to Air AMS to enable the CBP entry filer-freight forwarder providing advance house shipment information, (nominated as an agent for specific Master air waybills), and not in possession of cargo at a CBP bonded facility to receive cargo status information at the time of transaction processing. The Freight Status Notification (FSN) message, routed to the cargo custodian (carrier or deconsolidator), is the authorization to move or release cargo, while the Freight Status Information message is intended for informational purposes only. Air AMS Communications Air AMS communications sources include the use of ARINC or SITA. Network access is also available by using one of the approved CBP communication options as described on the CBP Connectivity Information page. Last Modified: Mar 06, 2024 Questions? Find answers at the CBP Info Center. Top Travel Topics Top Import/Export Topics


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Home Trade ACE: The Import and Export Processing System ACE Reports Trade Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) Forced Labor Basic Importing and Exporting ACE: The Import and Export Processing System ACE Automated Broker Interface (ABI) CBP and Trade Automated Interface Requirements (CATAIR) ACE Training and Reference Guides ACE Portal and ACH Refunds FAQs Business Transformation and Innovation ACE Deployments ACE Frequently Asked Questions How to Use the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) ACE Reports ACE Support Absolute Quota Information Notice Document Image System Instructional Guide for Used Self-Propelled Vehicles ACE Transaction Details Liquidation in ACE CBP Interconnection Security Agreement Foreign Trade Regulations-Automated Export System Requirements Stow Plans and Container Status Messages Value Added Networks eCBP Broker Instruction and Training Resources Priority Trade Issues Programs and Administration Rulings and Legal Decisions Stakeholder Engagement Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act Centers of Excellence and Expertise AMS Air Features CBP Facilitates Broker Licensing Though the Global Enrollment System Cybersecurity Resiliency Frontline Articles The Truth Behind Counterfeits Automated Clearinghouse ACE Secure Data Portal In-Bond Arrival and Export Enhancement Decertification: CAFTA-DR, Colombia TPA, Korea FTA, Panama TPA and Peru TPA Trade Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) Forced Labor Basic Importing and Exporting ACE: The Import and Export Processing System ACE Automated Broker Interface (ABI) CBP and Trade Automated Interface Requirements (CATAIR) ACE Training and Reference Guides ACE Portal and ACH Refunds FAQs Business Transformation and Innovation ACE Deployments ACE Frequently Asked Questions How to Use the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) ACE Reports ACE Support Absolute Quota Information Notice Document Image System Instructional Guide for Used Self-Propelled Vehicles ACE Transaction Details Liquidation in ACE CBP Interconnection Security Agreement Foreign Trade Regulations-Automated Export System Requirements Stow Plans and Container Status Messages Value Added Networks eCBP Broker Instruction and Training Resources Priority Trade Issues Programs and Administration Rulings and Legal Decisions Stakeholder Engagement Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act Centers of Excellence and Expertise AMS Air Features CBP Facilitates Broker Licensing Though the Global Enrollment System Cybersecurity Resiliency Frontline Articles The Truth Behind Counterfeits Automated Clearinghouse ACE Secure Data Portal In-Bond Arrival and Export Enhancement Decertification: CAFTA-DR, Colombia TPA, Korea FTA, Panama TPA and Peru TPA ACE Reports What is ACE Reports? Businesses use ACE Reports to access a variety of data related to their own international trade activities. Users can view standard reports on their account transactions and financial data from ACE. CBP is continually adding more types of data, creating new reports, and improving existing ones to better serve the trade community, partner government agencies, and CBP. Access ACE Reports Users need an ACE Portal account to access ACE Reports. If you have an ACE Portal account, select the "ACE Portal Login" button below to access ACE Reports. If you do not have an ACE Portal account, click the "Learn more about the ACE Portal" button below for more information about the ACE Portal or visit the ACE Portal application webpage . ACE Portal Login Learn more about the ACE Portal ACE Reports Resources ACE Reports Training For training documents and videos about ACE Reports, scroll to the ACE Reports section of the ACE Training and Reference Guides page. ACE Training Guides and Videos ACE Reports Data Dictionary This reference guide categorizes and defines standard reports and data objects available to ACE Reports users. ACE Reports Data Dictionary for Trade Community Users ACE Reports Catalog This catalog provides a comprehensive list of public "canned" reports and data discovery information spaces available to users. It also categorizes and describes each report and provides a list of standard data objects that appear in each report by default. ACE Reports Catalog for Trade Community Users ACE Reports Support For questions related to ACE Reports, please contact: ace.reports@cbp.dhs.gov ACE Support & Resources How to Use ACE Apply for an ACE Portal Account ACE Reports ACE Support ACE Training and Reference Guides ACE FAQs ACE Availability Dashboard ACE Infographic ACE Deployments CBP Trade Homepage Stay Connected by signing up to receive news and updates on ACE directly in your inbox via CBP’s Cargo Systems Messaging Service (CSMS) . Visit other related CBP pages CROSS: Customs Rulings Online Search System Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) AD/CVD Search Intellectual Property Rights e-Recordation (IPRR) Online


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Home Trade ACE: The Import and Export Processing System ACE Training and Reference Guides Trade Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) Forced Labor Basic Importing and Exporting ACE: The Import and Export Processing System ACE Automated Broker Interface (ABI) CBP and Trade Automated Interface Requirements (CATAIR) ACE Training and Reference Guides ACE Portal and ACH Refunds FAQs Business Transformation and Innovation ACE Deployments ACE Frequently Asked Questions How to Use the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) ACE Reports ACE Support Absolute Quota Information Notice Document Image System Instructional Guide for Used Self-Propelled Vehicles ACE Transaction Details Liquidation in ACE CBP Interconnection Security Agreement Foreign Trade Regulations-Automated Export System Requirements Stow Plans and Container Status Messages Value Added Networks eCBP Broker Instruction and Training Resources Priority Trade Issues Programs and Administration Rulings and Legal Decisions Stakeholder Engagement Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act Centers of Excellence and Expertise AMS Air Features CBP Facilitates Broker Licensing Though the Global Enrollment System Cybersecurity Resiliency Frontline Articles The Truth Behind Counterfeits Automated Clearinghouse ACE Secure Data Portal In-Bond Arrival and Export Enhancement Decertification: CAFTA-DR, Colombia TPA, Korea FTA, Panama TPA and Peru TPA Trade Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) Forced Labor Basic Importing and Exporting ACE: The Import and Export Processing System ACE Automated Broker Interface (ABI) CBP and Trade Automated Interface Requirements (CATAIR) ACE Training and Reference Guides ACE Portal and ACH Refunds FAQs Business Transformation and Innovation ACE Deployments ACE Frequently Asked Questions How to Use the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) ACE Reports ACE Support Absolute Quota Information Notice Document Image System Instructional Guide for Used Self-Propelled Vehicles ACE Transaction Details Liquidation in ACE CBP Interconnection Security Agreement Foreign Trade Regulations-Automated Export System Requirements Stow Plans and Container Status Messages Value Added Networks eCBP Broker Instruction and Training Resources Priority Trade Issues Programs and Administration Rulings and Legal Decisions Stakeholder Engagement Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act Centers of Excellence and Expertise AMS Air Features CBP Facilitates Broker Licensing Though the Global Enrollment System Cybersecurity Resiliency Frontline Articles The Truth Behind Counterfeits Automated Clearinghouse ACE Secure Data Portal In-Bond Arrival and Export Enhancement Decertification: CAFTA-DR, Colombia TPA, Korea FTA, Panama TPA and Peru TPA ACE Training and Reference Guides Welcome to the ACE training and reference guides page for the ACE Portal, manifest, and reports. For more specific help or assistance on the ACE Secure Data Portal, visit the ACE Support page. Close all Open all ACE Reports Training ACE Reports Accessing ACE Reports Accessing the ACE Reports Application : Quick Reference Card Accessing the ACE Reports Application : Video Navigating ACE Reports Navigating ACE Reports : Quick Reference Card Navigating ACE Reports : Video Running a Standard Report Running a Standard Report : Quick Reference Card Running a Standard Report : Video Saving and Exporting a Report Saving and Exporting a Report : Quick Reference Card Saving and Exporting a Report : Video Schedule and Email a Recurring Report Schedule and Email a Recurring Report : Quick Reference Card Schedule and Email a Recurring Report : Video Adding and Modifying Result Objects and Display Adding and Modifying Result Objects and Display : Quick Reference Card Adding and Modifying Result Objects and Display : Video Modifying Query Filters Modifying Query Filters : Quick Reference Card Modifying Query Filters : Video Creating an Ad Hoc Report Creating an Ad Hoc Report : Quick Reference Card Creating an Ad Hoc Report : Video Adding Dynamic Dates Adding Dynamic Dates : Quick Reference Card Adding Dynamic Dates : Video Adding Nested Filters Adding Nested Filters : Quick Reference Card Applying Nested Filters : Video Setting Default Preferences Setting Default Preferences : Quick Reference Card Setting Default Preferences : Video Repointing a Report Repointing a Report : Quick Reference Card Trade Refund Report Trade Refund Report: Quick Reference Card ACE Portal Training ACE Portal ACE Portal: Account Types NEW Portal ACE: Cree Una Cuenta e Inicie Sesión (Español) ACE Portal: Notify Party Information NEW ACE Portal: Receive and Respond to CBP Forms ACE Portal: National Broker Permit ACE Portal: In-Bond Authorization ACE Portal: Broker Reporting ACE Portal: Carrier Ocean Conveyances ACE Portal: Blanket Declarations ACE Portal: Statements ACE Portal: Entry Banks ACE Portal: Protest Processing ACE Portal: Protest


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Home Trade Centers of Excellence and Expertise Centers of Excellence and Expertise Directory Trade Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) Forced Labor Basic Importing and Exporting ACE: The Import and Export Processing System eCBP Broker Instruction and Training Resources Priority Trade Issues Programs and Administration Rulings and Legal Decisions Stakeholder Engagement Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act Centers of Excellence and Expertise Centers of Excellence and Expertise Directory Trade Information Notice (TIN) AMS Air Features CBP Facilitates Broker Licensing Though the Global Enrollment System Cybersecurity Resiliency Frontline Articles The Truth Behind Counterfeits Automated Clearinghouse ACE Secure Data Portal In-Bond Arrival and Export Enhancement Decertification: CAFTA-DR, Colombia TPA, Korea FTA, Panama TPA and Peru TPA Trade Enforce and Protect Act (EAPA) Forced Labor Basic Importing and Exporting ACE: The Import and Export Processing System eCBP Broker Instruction and Training Resources Priority Trade Issues Programs and Administration Rulings and Legal Decisions Stakeholder Engagement Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act Centers of Excellence and Expertise Centers of Excellence and Expertise Directory Trade Information Notice (TIN) AMS Air Features CBP Facilitates Broker Licensing Though the Global Enrollment System Cybersecurity Resiliency Frontline Articles The Truth Behind Counterfeits Automated Clearinghouse ACE Secure Data Portal In-Bond Arrival and Export Enhancement Decertification: CAFTA-DR, Colombia TPA, Korea FTA, Panama TPA and Peru TPA Centers of Excellence and Expertise Directory Scam Alert Individuals nationwide have reported receiving unsolicited calls from scammers posing as CBP officials. These calls are phone scams/phishing attempts and the public is urged to not provide the caller with any information. Learn more about the scam . CBP utilizes team codes as a tool to track work within the Centers and CBP designated new Centers team codes within the Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) modules in June, 2020. The new team codes follow an alphabetical format, e.g. ABC, where the first letter will represent a Center, and the secondary and tertiary letters will be used by the Centers to direct transactions to a specific work unit or team. The new team codes will automatically be used in lieu of the previously utilized numerical teams on newly submitted entry summaries. Pre-existing team codes remain in effect for pre-existing transactions, but will phase out as the associated entries liquidate. Please refer to CSMS #43089259 for additional details Center of Excellence and Expertise Center Identifier New Team Codes Agriculture and Prepared Products CEE002 B## Apparel, Footwear and Textiles CEE004 D## Automotive and Aerospace CEE003 C## Base Metals CEE005 E## Consumer Products and Mass Merchandising CEE008 H## Electronics CEE007 G## Industrial and Manufacturing Materials CEE009 I## Machinery CEE010 J## Petroleum, Natural Gas and Minerals CEE006 F## Pharmaceuticals, Health and Chemicals CEE001 A## Contact information for Center supervisors and managers is provided in the Center tabs provided below. Please use this as a reference as it has the most up-to-date listings available. Close all Open all Directory FAQ Search Enter text to search all accordion content below. Agriculture & Prepared Products Center Directory Agriculture & Prepared Products Center Directory cee-agriculture@cbp.dhs.gov (866) 295‐7624 Code 02 Center Director Israel Adame (305) 869-2691 Eastern Time Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone V&C - GRANADOS, MAYRA J (A) Asst. Center Director Laredo Mayra.J.Granados@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9575 V&C - BARSOUMIAN, HAROUT Asst. Center Director Long Beach harout.barsoumian@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5610 Partnership - NELSON, KRISTINA Asst. Center Director Pembina, MD Kristina.r.nelson@cpb.dhs.gov 701-825-5899 Enforcement - SHAW, DAVID K Asst. Center Director Long Beach david.k.shaw@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5749 Enforcement BEA DOBBS, JOHN L Entry Branch Chief Portland, ME john.l.dobbs@cbp.dhs.gov 207-771-3607 V&C BBF, BBG, BEA, BBE, BBD, BBZ ALI, GLENDA Sup. Entry Officer San Francisco glenda.ali@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9317 V&C BBH DE LOS RIOS, ISUNE Sup. Import Specialist Miami isune.delosrios@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2613 Enforcement BCG SMITH, LOUIS Sup. Import Specialist Baltimore Louis.Smith@cbp.dhs.gov 410-962-3835 - - LOVELACE, ANDREW P Chief of Staff Buffalo andrew.p.lovelace@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8305 V&C BEA NAVARRO, LICET Entry Branch Chief Long Beach licet.navarro@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-3804 Partnership BAA, BAB, BBB, BBC SMITH, KEVIN S Sup. Entry Officer Detroit kevin.s.smith@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0319 V&C BBD ALLENIII, ARTHUR E Sup. Import Specialist El Paso arthur.e.alleniii@cbp.dhs.gov 915-872-2629 Enforcement BCA ALLISON, CLINTON J Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach clinton.j.allison@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5684 Partnership BAA, BAB ARGUELLO, VERONICA Sup. Import Specialist Houston veronica.arguello@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6892 Enforcement BCD BASILIO, DENISE Sup. Import Specialist Newark denise.basilio@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6785 Partnership BBQ BUSH, GEORGE W Sup. Import Specialist


andrew.p.lovelace@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8305 V&C BEA NAVARRO, LICET Entry Branch Chief Long Beach licet.navarro@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-3804 Partnership BAA, BAB, BBB, BBC SMITH, KEVIN S Sup. Entry Officer Detroit kevin.s.smith@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0319 V&C BBD ALLENIII, ARTHUR E Sup. Import Specialist El Paso arthur.e.alleniii@cbp.dhs.gov 915-872-2629 Enforcement BCA ALLISON, CLINTON J Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach clinton.j.allison@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5684 Partnership BAA, BAB ARGUELLO, VERONICA Sup. Import Specialist Houston veronica.arguello@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6892 Enforcement BCD BASILIO, DENISE Sup. Import Specialist Newark denise.basilio@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6785 Partnership BBQ BUSH, GEORGE W Sup. Import Specialist Miami george.w.bush@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2660 Enforcement BCB CRUZ, GREGORY Sup. Import Specialist Nogales gregory.a.cruz@cbp.dhs.gov 520-397-2023 Enforcement BCF FILAZZOLA, ANTHONY Sup. Import Specialist Laredo, TX anthony.filazzola@cbp.dhs.gov 305-906-0932 V&C BBA HERNANDEZ, YVONNE J Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles / Long Beach yvonne.j.hernandez@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5711 Enforcement BCC HILL, BRIAN Sup. Import Specialist Detroit brian.hill@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0322 Partnership BAA LOPEZ, LARISSA G Sup. Import Specialist Miami larissa.g.lopez@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2648 V&C BBF MASCOBETTO, JOEL Sup. Import Specialist Newark joel.mascobetto@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6879 V&C BBC MCKNIGHT, ALAN Sup. Import Specialist Tampa alan.mcknight@cbp.dhs.gov 813-734-5083 V&C BBB OLVERA, LEOPOLDO Sup. Import Specialist Pharr leopoldo.olvera@cbp.dhs.gov 956-283-2103 V&C BBE PIECH, MICHAEL Sup. Import Specialist Buffalo michael.piech@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8518 V&C BBG, BBH SKYLES, ROSLYN S Sup. Import Specialist Newark roslyn.s.skyles@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6846 Enforcement BCE JONES, ELIZABETH Sup. Import Specialist Philadelphia Elizabeth.m.jones@cbp.dhs.gov 215-717-5863 Enforcement BCA, BCB, BCC, BCD, BCE, BCF, BCG, BEA VALADEZ, REBECA D Sup. Entry Officer Nogales, AZ Rebeca.d.valadez@cbp.dhs.gov 520-397-2054 Apparel, Footwear & Textiles Center Directory Apparel, Footwear & Textiles Center Directory cee-apparel@cbp.dhs.gov (866) 295‐7624 Code 04 Center Director Eric Batt (415) 782-9346 Pacific Time eric.a.batt@cbp.dhs.gov Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone V&C - BIRCK, LINDA A Asst. Center Director Newark linda.a.birck@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6943 Partnership - BUCHANAN, ALICE J Asst. Center Director San Francisco alice.j.buchanan@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9289 V&C - LANDAU, MITCHEL Asst. Center Director Newark mitchel.landau@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6781 Enforcement - SNIDER, JAMES Asst. Center Director San Diego James.Snider@cbp.dhs.gov 619-744-5217 V&C DEL LOPEZ, IRMA Entry Branch Chief Norfolk irma.l.lopez@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6943 Partnership DAA, DAB, DAC STARR, GREGORY E Entry Branch Chief Los Angeles gregory.e.starr@cbp.dhs.gov 310-348-6707 Enforcement DEI TIMME, JACQUELYN Entry Branch Chief Seattle jacquelyn.timme@cbp.dhs.gov 206-533-2499 Enforcement DEH CISNEROS, JESSICA Sup. Entry Officer Otay Mesa jessica.cisneros1@cbp.dhs.gov 619-671-8030 V&C DEL CLANCY, ROGER L Sup. Entry Officer Norfolk roger.l.clancy@cbp.dhs.gov 757-533 4205 V&C DBD, DEK HOWELL, QUMYKA Sup. Entry Officer New York qumyka.howell@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-5118 Partnership DAA, DAB, DAC KEEGAN, MICHAEL J Sup. Entry Officer Milwaukee michael.j.keegan@cbp.dhs.gov 414-486-7790 ext. 2021 Enforcement DEF LEE, EUNJOO Sup. Entry Officer Seattle EUNJOO.LEE@cbp.dhs.gov 206-370-3711 Partnership DAA, DAB, DAC MAGUIRE, KATHLEEN Sup. Entry Officer San Francisco KATHLEEN.MAGUIRE@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9410 V&C DEH, DEJ MCCOMB, CHRISTOPHER J. Sup. Entry Officer Champlain CHRISTOPHER.J.MCCOMB@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8334 V&C DDI, DEJ MONTERO, BENITO Sup. Entry Officer Miami benito.montero@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2646 Partnership DAA, DAB, DAC STEELE, JANICE M Sup. Entry Officer Jacksonville JANISE.STELLE@CBP.DHS.GOV 904-714-3088 Partnership DAA, DAB, DAC WAI, CLINTON Sup. Entry Officer San Francisco clinton.wai@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9312 V&C DBE AGUIRRE, ALICIA Sup. Import Specialist San Francisco alicia.a.aguirre@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9264 Enforcement DCH BARIC, NEDA Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles neda.baric@cbp.dhs.gov 310-348-6743 Enforcement DBA BRIEN, REBECCA Sup. Import Specialist Otey Mesa rebecca.c.brien@cbp.dhs.gov 619-671-8086 Partnership DAB BRITTON, YVETTE M Sup. Import Specialist El Paso yvette.m.britton@cbp.dhs.gov 915-872-5806 Partnership DAC CASTRO, BRENDALIZ Sup. Import Specialist Savannah brendaliz.castro@cbp.dhs.gov 912-721-4852 V&C DCE COLEMAN, SUSAN Sup. Import Specialist Cleveland susan.coleman@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-3829 V&C DBJ DEFILIPPO, CLAUDIA Sup. Import Specialist JFK New York claudia.defilippo@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2568 V&C DBE ENGELBERTSON, JULIE M Sup. Import Specialist San Francisco julie.m.engelbertson@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9264 Enforcement DCG HULTZ, ANGELA D Sup. Import Specialist Seattle angela.d.hultz@cbp.dhs.gov 206-370-3742 V&C DBI LEMIEUX, JASON M Sup. Import Specialist Champlain, NY jason.m.lemieux@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8320 V&C DBH MATEI, KAREN Sup. Import Specialist Chicago karen.matei@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-5727 V&C DCF MCCABE, PATRICK JOHN Sup. Import Specialist Detroit patrick.john.mccabe@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0312 V&C DBC MIKULKA, SUZANA Sup. Import Specialist Newark suzana.mikulka@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6851 V&C DCC NOCERO, THOMAS Sup. Import Specialist New York thomas.nocero@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2467 V&C DBK SULLIVAN, JOHN M Sup. Import Specialist Mobile john.m.sullivan@cbp.dhs.gov 251-378-7628 Enforcement DCD TESSENEAR, KRISTEN F Sup. Import Specialist Norfolk kristen.f.tessenear@cbp.dhs.gov 757-533-4234 V&C DBD THALROSE, SHELLEY H Sup. Import Specialist New York shelley.h.thalrose@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2473 Partnership DAA TIRITILLI, MARC C Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles marc.c.tiritilli@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5660 Enforcement DCA WILSON, MARCHELE Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles marchele.f.wilson@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5589 V&C DBF VIDAL, CHRISTINA A. Sup. Import Specialist Laredo christina.a.vidal@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9592 V&C DBG VOGAN, JOSHUA P Sup. Import Specialist Boston joshua.p.vogan@cbp.dhs.gov 617-565-6124 V&C DCB YOUNG, LAURA Sup. Import Specialist Newark laura.young@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6784 Enforcement DBB ZEPEDA,


DCD TESSENEAR, KRISTEN F Sup. Import Specialist Norfolk kristen.f.tessenear@cbp.dhs.gov 757-533-4234 V&C DBD THALROSE, SHELLEY H Sup. Import Specialist New York shelley.h.thalrose@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2473 Partnership DAA TIRITILLI, MARC C Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles marc.c.tiritilli@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5660 Enforcement DCA WILSON, MARCHELE Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles marchele.f.wilson@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5589 V&C DBF VIDAL, CHRISTINA A. Sup. Import Specialist Laredo christina.a.vidal@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9592 V&C DBG VOGAN, JOSHUA P Sup. Import Specialist Boston joshua.p.vogan@cbp.dhs.gov 617-565-6124 V&C DCB YOUNG, LAURA Sup. Import Specialist Newark laura.young@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6784 Enforcement DBB ZEPEDA, HOLLY Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles holly.zepeda@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5656 Automotive & Aerospace Center Directory Automotive & Aerospace Center Directory cee-automotive@cbp.dhs.gov cee-aerospace@cbp.dhs.gov (734)-608-5570 Acting Center Director Judy Staudt (206) 478-0616 Eastern Time judy.l.staudt@cbp.dhs.gov Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone Entry - FLOOD, CHARMION A Asst. Center Director Buffalo charmion.a.flood@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8376 V&C - LOPEZ, SANDY M Asst. Center Director Laredo sandy.m.lopez@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9532 Enforcement - STAUDT, JUDY L Asst. Center Director Seattle judy.l.staudt@cbp.dhs.gov 206-478-0616 Partnership - TATE, PATRICIA D Asst. Center Director Detroit patricia.d.tate@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0273 Partnership/Entry CEA, CEB LEDESMA, MARY JO Entry Branch Chief Detroit Mary.jo.ledesma@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0267 V&C CEA, CEF STEWART, CINDY L Entry Branch Chief Pembina cindy.l.stewart@cbp.dhs.gov 701-825-5811 Partnership CAA, CAB, CAC, CAD MARSHALL, MARCIA M IS Branch Chief Detroit marcia.m.marshall@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0379 Enforcement CCA, CCB, CCC, CCD, CCE, CCF YONKE, ANGEL E IS Branch Chief Pembina angel.e.yonke@cbp.dhs.gov 701-825-5817 V&C CBA, CBB, CBC, CBD, CBF, CBI, CBG, CBH ROSENBERGER, LAURA IS Branch Chief Miami laura.rosenberger@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2695 Partnership CAC ARDIS, CHRISTINE Supervisory Import Specialist Newark Christine.ardis@cbp.dhs.gov 215-717-5852 V&C CBC, CBG, CBH BADGER, MARK Sup. Import Specialist Champlain mark.r.badger@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8321 V&C CBE,CBG,CBH BLACKMON, VERDELL A Sup. Import Specialist Detroit verdell.a.blackmon@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0264 Enforcement CEP BORDEN, DONNA L Sup. Liquidation Specialist New Orleans donna.l.borden@cbp.dhs.gov 504-670-2086 Partnership/Entry CEA, CED BURKHARDT, SARAH Supervisor Entry Officer Buffalo Sarah.g.burkhardt@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8304 V&C CEA, CEK DOMINIQUE, EMILY A Sup. Entry Officer Port Huron, MI emily.a.dominique@cbp.dhs.gov 810-985-7126 ext 8003 V&C CBF, CBG, CBH DOVALINA, LUIS A Supervisory Import Specialist Laredo, Texas luis.a.dovalina@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9532 Partnership CAA, CAB, CAC, CAD, CEA, CEE FALLA, JULIAN Sup. Entry Officer Minneapolis, MN julian.falla@cbp.dhs.gov 952-857-3100 ext 3189 Enforcement CCF GLADDEN, DANIEL C Sup. Import Specialist Atlanta daniel.c.gladden@cbp.dhs.gov 404-917-2067 V&C CBD,CEJ HERNANDEZ, MARGARET T Sup. Entry Officer JFK margaret.t.hernandez@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-5072 Enforcement CCE, CCG IMES, LILLIAN A Sup. Import Specialist Houston lillian.a.imes@cbp.dhs.gov 972-870-7582 Partnership CAB LIKAR, MICHELE Sup. Import Specialist Cleveland michele.likar@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-3858 Enforcement CCD, CCE LONDON, BRYAN Sup. Import Specialist Dallas bryan.f.london@cbp.dhs.gov 972-870-7598 Partnership CAE LOZOYA, ZEIDY J Sup. Import Specialist Nogales, AZ zeidy.j.lozoya@cbp.dhs.gov 520-397-2038 V&C CBG,CBH,CBI MARTINEZ, ANJANETTE C Sup. Import Specialist Brownsville anjanette.c.martinez@cbp.dhs.gov 956-983-5695 Validation & Compliance CBB, CBG, CBH MERCER, JONATHAN Supervisory Import Specialist Buffalo Jonathan.m.mercer@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8369 Partnership CAA, CAB, CAC, CAD, CAE, CEA OLSONAWSKI, HEIDI J Sup. Entry Officer Pembina, ND heidi.j.olsonawski@cbp.dhs.gov 701-825-5810 Partnership CAD OSIER, DONALD C Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles donald.c.osier@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5453 V&C CBE,CEA PERRYMAN, ENGRID E Sup. Entry Officer Mobile engrid.e.perryman@cbp.dhs.gov 251-378-7622 V&C CBC,CEA,CEL RAYMOND, WILLIAM E Sup. Entry Officer Charleston william.e.raymond@cbp.dhs.gov 843-579-6531 V&C CBD,CBG,CBH SHAHIED, JANEAN M Sup. Import Specialist New York janean.m.shahied@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2590 Enforcement CCB/CCC/CCE STOUTENBURG, ADAM Sup. Import Specialist Chicago adam.b.stoutenburg@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6078 V&C CBA,CBG,CBH TRAN, QUOC Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles quoc.tran@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5703 V&C CEA,CEH VALENZUELA, JUAN C. Sup. Entry Officer Nogales juan.c.valenzuela@cbp.dhs.gov 520-397-2065 Partnership CAA WASSAN, CHRIS F Sup. Import Specialist Blaine chris.f.wassan@cbp.dhs.gov 360-332-2436 Enforcement CCE, CCI WEIFORD, JOSEPH S Sup. Import Specialist Baltimore joseph.s.weiford@cbp.dhs.gov 410-962-3833 Partnership/Entry CEA, CEC YOUNG, JILLIAN Supervisory Entry Officer Detroit Jillian.l.young@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0265 Base Metals Center Directory Base Metals Center Directory cee-basemetals@cbp.dhs.gov (312) 542‐5758 Center Director Augustine Moore (312) 542-5709 Central Time AUGUSTINE.MOORE@CBP.DHS.GOV Deputy Center Director Jonathan Restivo (440) 891-3830 JONATHAN.L.RESTIVO@CBP.DHS.GOV Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone Partnership - DEAN, MICHAEL K Asst. Center Director Phoenix michael.k.dean@cbp.dhs.gov 602-914-1400 ext. 219 V&C - ROY, TRACY D Asst. Center Director Washington tracy.d.roy@cbp.dhs.gov 202-302-6490 Enforcement - WACHOVEC, EDWARD P Asst. Center Director Cleveland edward.p.wachovec@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-2534 Enforcement ECE BELFIORE, MARY LOU Entry Branch Chief Chicago mary.lou.belfiore@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6072 Partnership EEA ENGLISH, MICHELLE D Entry Branch Chief Cleveland michelled.english@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-2531 Partnership EDA, EDB FICEK, RICHARD Sup. Drawback Specialist Chicago richard.ficek@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6077 Enforcement ECE ASHMUS, LISA Sup. Entry Officer Chicago LISA.ASHMUS@CBP.DHS.GOV 847-928-6562 V&C Entry Dilosa-Harris, Kristyn Sup. Entry Officer New Orleans KRISTYN.DILOSA@CBP.DHS.GOV 504-670-2359 Partnership EEA ISAACS, CASANDRA E Sup. Entry Officer New York casandra.e.isaacs@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-5119 Enforcement ECE LAW, GINA Sup. Entry


EDWARD P Asst. Center Director Cleveland edward.p.wachovec@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-2534 Enforcement ECE BELFIORE, MARY LOU Entry Branch Chief Chicago mary.lou.belfiore@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6072 Partnership EEA ENGLISH, MICHELLE D Entry Branch Chief Cleveland michelled.english@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-2531 Partnership EDA, EDB FICEK, RICHARD Sup. Drawback Specialist Chicago richard.ficek@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6077 Enforcement ECE ASHMUS, LISA Sup. Entry Officer Chicago LISA.ASHMUS@CBP.DHS.GOV 847-928-6562 V&C Entry Dilosa-Harris, Kristyn Sup. Entry Officer New Orleans KRISTYN.DILOSA@CBP.DHS.GOV 504-670-2359 Partnership EEA ISAACS, CASANDRA E Sup. Entry Officer New York casandra.e.isaacs@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-5119 Enforcement ECE LAW, GINA Sup. Entry Officer Cleveland GINA.LAW@CBP.DHS.GOV 440-891-3830 Partnership EEA WILLIAMS, JACQUELINE Sup. Entry Officer Los Angeles jacqueline.williams@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5408 V&C EBB ALBANO, ELISE Sup. Import Specialist Buffalo Elise.r.albano@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8386 V&C EBC CRUZ, BRENDA Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles Brenda.i.cruz@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5431 Enforcement ECB DIBERNARDO, HEATHER Sup. Import Specialist Champlain, NY Heather.l.dibernardo@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8391 Partnership EAA, EAB, EAC, EAD JACKSON, JEREMY Sup. Import Specialist Baltimore jeremy.jackson@cbp.dhs.gov 410-962-0748 Enforcement ECB JACKSON-COOK, LISA Sup. Import Specialist New Orleans, LA lisa.jackson-cook@cbp.dhs.gov 504-670-2256 Enforcement ECW MCILWAIN SR., JONATHON M. Sup. Import Specialist Chicago jonathon.m.mcilwainsr@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6085 Partnership EAA,EAB, EAC,EAD PAGLIARO, CYNTHIA Sup. Import Specialist Chicago Cynthia.c.pagliaro@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6562 V&C EBE PHELPS, ERNEST Sup. Import Specialist Houston ernest.phelps@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6826 Enforcement ECP PINEDA, ABRIL A Sup. Import Specialist Laredo abril.a.pineda@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9553 V&C EBD RUBINO, MATTEO A Sup. Import Specialist Detroit MATTEO.A.RUBINO@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0308 V&C EBC SALGADO, CESAR A Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles cesar.a.salgado@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5692 V&C EBA SUSTER, MARIAN Sup. Import Specialist New York marian.o.suster@cbp.dhs.gov 862-293-0568 Consumer Products & Mass Merchandising Center Directory Consumer Products & Mass Merchandising Center Directory cee-consumer@cbp.dhs.gov (866) 295‐7624 Code 08 Center Director Melvin Moreland (404) 997-7870 Eastern Time melvin.moreland@cbp.dhs.gov Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone Partnership - GOLF, LINDA A Asst. Center Director Chicago linda.a.golf@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-5810 Enforcement - SUMBI, PAUL Asst. Center Director Los Angeles paul.sumbi@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5752 V&C - LYNCH, ROBERT M Asst. Center Director Atlanta robert.m.lynch@cbp.dhs.gov 404-675-1245 V&C - KIMCHREA, SANITH S Asst. Center Director Houston sanith.s.kimchrea@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6764 Partnership HEC GRIFFIN, DANNY R Entry Branch Chief Atlanta danny.r.griffin@cbp.dhs.gov 404-675-1266 Enforcement HCE GRIFFIN, RHONDA L IS Branch Chief Los Angeles rhonda.l.griffin@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5704 V&C HBW, HBX, HEH ALLARD, JANE Sup. Entry Officer Denver jane.a.allard@cbp.dhs.gov 303-375-4514 Partnership HAD, HEB ALVAREZ, SIMONE A Sup. Entry Officer Phoenix simone.a.alvarez@cbp.dhs.gov 602-914-1400 ext. 204 V&C HBW; HBX CHILDS, WILLIE L Sup. Entry Officer Dallas willie.l.childs@cbp.dhs.gov 972-870-7524 V&C HEI DAMPER, LENORA D Sup. Entry Officer St. Louis lenora.d.damper@cbp.dhs.gov 314-429-8106 ext. 8106 V&C HEJ DAVIS, REGINA Sup. Entry Officer San Francisco regina.davis@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9303 Partnership HED KAKUDA, SUSAN T Sup. Entry Officer Honolulu susan.t.kakuda@cbp.dhs.gov 808-356-4155 Partnership HEF MAHONEY, FRANCIS P Sup. Entry Officer Tampa francis.p.mahoney@cbp.dhs.gov 813-712-6007 V&C HEL MCMILLON, JONATHAN C Sup. Entry Officer Atlanta, GA jonathan.c.mcmillon@cbp.dhs.gov 404-675-1280 V&C HEE, JEK MORRISON, MYRA A Sup. Entry Officer Detroit MYRA.A.MORRISON@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0263 Partnership HEG RICE, THOMAS E Sup. Entry Officer Charlotte thomas.e.rice@cbp.dhs.gov 704-329-6142 V&C HEK SCHWARTZ, ALLEN I Sup. Entry Officer JFK allen.i.schwartz@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-5094 V&C HBU, HEM SLOAN, BRIAN K Sup. Entry Officer Miami brian.k.sloan@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2633 V&C HBT, HEN THERIOT, GEORGINA Sup. Entry Officer El Paso georgina.theriot@cbp.dhs.gov 915-872-3413 V&C HEP WELLS, LYDIA J Sup. Entry Officer Boston lydia.j.wells@cbp.dhs.gov 617-565-4615 Enforcement HEA WILLIAMS, DANIEL E Sup. Entry Officer Baltimore daniel.e.williams@cbp.dhs.gov 410-962-8162 V&C HBP ALLEN, STEPHANIE TOWNSEND Sup. Import Specialist Charlotte stephanietownsend.allen@cbp.dhs.gov 704-329-6104 V&C HBQ ARNOLD, AMY Sup. Import Specialist Newark amy.arnold@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6847 Partnership HAE, HAM BENNETT, HOLLY R Sup. Import Specialist Dallas HOLLY.R.BENNETT@CBP.DHS.GOV 972-870-7471 Partnership HAB CASEY, MAUREEN Sup. Import Specialist Buffalo maureen.casey@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8385 Enforcement HCB CHANDERDATT, BRYAN C Sup. Import Specialist JFK New York bryan.c.chanderdatt@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2524 ext 2576 V&C HBS COHEN, NEIL Sup. Import Specialist New York neil.cohen@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2592 Enforcement HCF CONWAY, DEANN Sup. Import Specialist Jacksonville deann.m.porter@cbp.dhs.gov 904-714-3084 V&C HBX COREA, NATHAN R Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles / Long Beach nathan.r.corea@cbp.dhs.gov 310-763-0601 ext 2342 Partnership HAA CROWTHER, ANNE E Sup. Import Specialist Savannah ANNE.E.CROWTHER@cbp.dhs.gov 912-721-4854 Partnership HAD FREEMAN, MARY B Sup. Import Specialist Champlain mary.b.freeman@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-7284 V&C HBN GUSTAFSON, MARYALICE Sup. Import Specialist Norfolk maryalice.gustafson@cbp.dhs.gov 757-533-4228 V&C HBR JANEZIC, HEATHER L Sup. Import Specialist Cleveland, OH (Acting) heather.l.janezic@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-3862 V&C HBV LEE, CHEWANA A Sup. Import Specialist Atlanta chewana.a.lee@cbp.dhs.gov 404-675-1322 Partnership HAG MACKALY, DARREN W Sup. Import Specialist Portland, OR darren.w.mackaly@cbp.dhs.gov 503-326-6395 V&C HBU MANCHENO, MARCELO Sup. Import Specialist Jacksonville marcelo.mancheno@cbp.dhs.gov 904-714-3090 Enforcement HBO; HCO MAYORALGO, ALDIE J Sup. Import Specialist Norfolk, VA aldie.j.mayoralgo@cbp.dhs.gov 757-441-2227 Enforcement HCA MENESES, GORKA


B Sup. Import Specialist Champlain mary.b.freeman@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-7284 V&C HBN GUSTAFSON, MARYALICE Sup. Import Specialist Norfolk maryalice.gustafson@cbp.dhs.gov 757-533-4228 V&C HBR JANEZIC, HEATHER L Sup. Import Specialist Cleveland, OH (Acting) heather.l.janezic@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-3862 V&C HBV LEE, CHEWANA A Sup. Import Specialist Atlanta chewana.a.lee@cbp.dhs.gov 404-675-1322 Partnership HAG MACKALY, DARREN W Sup. Import Specialist Portland, OR darren.w.mackaly@cbp.dhs.gov 503-326-6395 V&C HBU MANCHENO, MARCELO Sup. Import Specialist Jacksonville marcelo.mancheno@cbp.dhs.gov 904-714-3090 Enforcement HBO; HCO MAYORALGO, ALDIE J Sup. Import Specialist Norfolk, VA aldie.j.mayoralgo@cbp.dhs.gov 757-441-2227 Enforcement HCA MENESES, GORKA Sup. Import Specialist Miami gorka.meneses@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2527 Partnership HAC MORTIMER, MICHELE J Sup. Import Specialist Houston michele.j.mortimer@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6812 Enforcement - NEEDHAM, SANDRA M Sup. Import Specialist Detroit, MI sandra.m.needham@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0331 V&C HBT RIOS, JR, LEONEL Sup. Import Specialist Hidalgo / Pharr, TX LEONEL.RIOSJR@cbp.dhs.gov 956-283-2118 Enforcement HCB RIVERA, ANITA T Sup. Import Specialist Newark ANITA.T.RIVERA@cbp.dhs.gov 678-491-5461 Enforcement HCD SABO, AMBER R Sup. Import Specialist Port Huron amber.r.sabo@cbp.dhs.gov 810-985-7125 ext 8009 V&C HBW BUCHANAN, LOREEN Sup. Import Specialist Savannah Loreen.J.Buchanan@cbp.dhs.gov 912-721-4840 V&C HBY THOMPSON, CRAIG R Sup. Import Specialist San Francisco craig.r.thompson@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9389 Enforcement HCC WATKINS, JUDY A Sup. Import Specialist Memphis judy.a.watkins@cbp.dhs.gov 901-544-0299 V&C HBX, HBZ BURCH, ERIKA Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach erika.burch@cbp.dhs.gov 202-403-7427 Electronics Center Directory Electronics Center Directory cee-electronics@cbp.dhs.gov (866) 295‐7624 Code 07 Center Director Alan Aprea (562) 743-5635 Eastern Time alan.aprea@cbp.dhs.gov Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone Enforcement - BENITEZ, YOLANDA Asst. Center Director Long Beach yolanda.benitez@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5730 Partnership - Keller, Anne E Asst. Center Director Newark anne.e.keller@cbp.dhs.gov 646-341-2442 V&C - BOERIO, DANIEL G Asst. Center Director Middleburg Heights daniel.g.boerio@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-3810 V&C - GAULT, DAVID R Asst. Center Director Memphis david.r.gault@cbp.dhs.gov 901-480-4040 V&C Entry; GEA ABNEY, MICHELLE L Entry Branch Chief New York michelle.l.abney@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-5121 Enforcement Entry, GEB, GEF, GEJ, GEV, GEX TURNER, ANTHONY C Entry Branch Chief Long Beach anthony.c.turner@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5406 Enforcement GEB Sherill L. Stevens Sup. Entry Officer Long Beach sherill.l.stevens@cbp.dhs.gov 562 366-5420 V&C GEA Deborah Halsey Sup. Entry Officer New York deborah.halsey@cbp.dhs.gov 718-4875115 V&C GEX Kinya Miller Sup. Entry Officer Memphis kinya.t.miller@cbp.dhs.gov 901-569-0044 V&C GEP Susan LaCour Sup. Entry Officer Seattle susan.m.lacour@cbp.dhs.gov 253-896-8500 x6275 V&C GED Denisia Hammond Sup. Entry Officer Dallas denisis.m.hammond@cbp.dhs.gov 972-870-7527 Enforcement GEV FISCHER, KELLY A Sup. Entry Officer Anchorage KELLY.A.FISCHER@cbp.dhs.gov 907-271-8101 Enforcement GEF FROST, DONALD Sup. Entry Officer Los Angeles donald.frost@cbp.dhs.gov 310-348-6711 V&C GEJ JONES, LATOIYA M Sup. Entry Officer Long Beach latoiya.m.jones@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5411 V&C GEW WEBB, LISA Sup. Entry Officer Newark lisa.webb@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6941 Enforcement GC# Parkinson, John Import Specialist Branch Chief Middleburg Heights john.d.parkinson@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-2540 V&C GB# GUADAMUZ, ANGELA J Import Specialist Branch Chief San Francisco angela.j.guadamuz@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9283 Partnership GAA; GAB; GAC; GAO; GAP; GAQ; GAR Hunsucker, Jonathan Import Specialist Branch Chief Norfolk jonathan.hunsucker@cbp.dhs.gov 757-441-6242 x2225 V&C GBP, GBR, GBT Sabra Krell Sup. Import Specialist Detroit sabra.j.krell@cbp.dhs.gov 734-941-6180 x440 V&C GBI Matthew Gay Sup. Import Specialist Middleburg Heights matthew.gay@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-3851 Partnership GAA; GAB; GAC; GAO; GAP; GAQ; GAR Mortimer, Michele Sup. Import Specialist Buffalo michele.j.mortimer@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6812 Enforcement GCF ALVARADO, JOSEPH D Sup. Import Specialist Dallas joseph.d.alvarado@cbp.dhs.gov 972-870-7598 Partnership GAA; GAB; GAC; GAO; GAP; GAQ; GAR ANDERSON, DEBRA A Sup. Import Specialist Anchorage DEBRA.A.ANDERSON@cbp.dhs.gov 907-271-1617 V&C GAZ ANDUJAR, MARIE Sup. Import Specialist Newark marie.andujar@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6842 Partnership GAA; GAB; GAC; GAO; GAP; GAQ; GAR CISNEROS, CHRISTOPHER P Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach christopher.p.cisneros@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5743 Enforcement GCE CORDI, ANTOINETTE Sup. Import Specialist New York antoinette.cordi@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2586 Enforcement GCC CORELLA, FRANK V Sup. Import Specialist Nogales frank.v.corella@cbp.dhs.gov 520-397-2024 Enforcement GCB FLUCKIGER, JULIANA Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach juliana.fluckiger@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5632 Enforcement GCA GERBER, JOHN P Sup. Import Specialist San Francisco john.p.gerber@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9266 V&C GBU, GBV, GBW, GBX, GBY, GBZ, GBD HARRIS, JOSEPH Sup. Import Specialist Chicago joseph.harris@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6080 V&C GBI, GBL, GBM, GBN, GBQ HERNANDEZ, CLAUDIA Sup. Import Specialist Laredo claudia.hernandez@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9539 V&C GBE, GBH, GBJ, GBK, GBO LOLKUS, DIRIK J Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach dirik.j.lolkus@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5462 V&C GBS REESE, JEANA Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles jeana.reese@cbp.dhs.gov 310-348-6794 Partnership GAA; GAB; GAC; GAO; GAP; GAQ; GAR SANCHEZ, YOHAN C Sup. Import Specialist Philadelphia yohan.c.sanchez@cbp.dhs.gov 215-717-5800 V&C GBF, GBG SILVA, TERESA Sup. Import Specialist El Paso teresa.silva@cbp.dhs.gov 915-730-7042 Partnership Prior Disclosure Stegemeier, Gerald B Sup. Import Specialist Phoenix gerald.b.stegemeier@cbp.dhs.gov 602-914-1400 x218 V&C GBA, GBB, GBC STEVENS, MICHAEL Sup. Import Specialist Miami michael.stevens@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2694 Industrial & Manufacturing Materials Center Directory Industrial & Manufacturing Materials Center


Long Beach dirik.j.lolkus@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5462 V&C GBS REESE, JEANA Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles jeana.reese@cbp.dhs.gov 310-348-6794 Partnership GAA; GAB; GAC; GAO; GAP; GAQ; GAR SANCHEZ, YOHAN C Sup. Import Specialist Philadelphia yohan.c.sanchez@cbp.dhs.gov 215-717-5800 V&C GBF, GBG SILVA, TERESA Sup. Import Specialist El Paso teresa.silva@cbp.dhs.gov 915-730-7042 Partnership Prior Disclosure Stegemeier, Gerald B Sup. Import Specialist Phoenix gerald.b.stegemeier@cbp.dhs.gov 602-914-1400 x218 V&C GBA, GBB, GBC STEVENS, MICHAEL Sup. Import Specialist Miami michael.stevens@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2694 Industrial & Manufacturing Materials Center Directory Industrial & Manufacturing Materials Center Directory cee-industrialmaterials@cbp.dhs.gov (866) 295‐7624 Code 09 Center Director Ann Marie Paul (716) 843-8351 Eastern Time ann.marie.paul@cbp.dhs.gov Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone Enforcement - BEKALARSKI, ROBERT L Asst. Center Director Buffalo, NY robert.l.bekalarski@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8453 Partnership - CAVADA, GLORIA Asst. Center Director Los Indios, TX gloria.cavada@cbp.dhs.gov 956-982-4036 V&C - SNITKER, CONNOR A Asst. Center Director Pembina, ND connor.a.snitker@cbp.dhs.gov 701-825-5800 Enforcement - WACHOVEC, EDWARD P Asst. Center Director Cleveland, OH edward.p.wachovec@cbp.dhs.gov 440-523-8906 Enforcement, Partnership - GAYNOR, JOSEPH Entry Branch Chief Bloomington, MN Joseph.gaynor@cbp.dhs.gov 952-857-3176 V&C - WALKOWIAK, JOHN F Entry Branch Chief Buffalo, NY john.f.walkowiak@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8301 Partnership IAA, IAB, IAZ DATANGEL, DIVINA L Sup. Entry Officer San Francisco, CA divina.l.datangel@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9341 Enforcement - GARCIA, HECTOR Sup. Entry Officer Hidalgo / Pharr, TX hector.garcia.2@cbp.dhs.gov 956-283-2100 V&C IBB, IBC LABELLE, DOREEN A Sup. Entry Officer Champlain, NY doreen.a.labelle@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8376 V&C IBD, IBF LUM, SARAH K. Sup. Entry Officer Savannah, GA Sarah.k.lum@cbp.dhs.gov 912-721-4928 V&C IBA, IBE RUDNICK, KELLY L Sup. Entry Officer Buffalo, NY kelly.l.rudnick@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8371 Enforcement IC* SILVA, ADRIAN Sup. Entry Officer Long Beach, CA adrian.silva2@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5625 Partnership IAZ BISHOP, NICHOLAS Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach, CA nicholas.bishop@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5626 Enforcement ICB GONYO, TAMMY A Sup. Import Specialist Champlain, NY tammy.a.gonyo@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8388 Enforcement ICA JANISZESKI, KEVIN Sup. Import Specialist Buffalo, NY kevin.janiszeski@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8368 Partnership IAA MARTIN, MATTHEW R Sup. Import Specialist Otay Mesa, CA matthew.r.martin@cbp.dhs.gov 619-671-8096 V&C IBB MIRCOVICH, TARA M Sup. Import Specialist Newark, NJ tara.m.mircovich@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6892 Enforcement ICD PALMISANO, LINDSAY Sup. Import Specialist Buffalo, NY lindsay.m.palmisano@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8432 V&C IBC MOSQUERA, JOHN M Sup. Import Specialist Chicago, IL john.m.mosquera@cbp.dhs.gov 312-542-5749 V&C IBE ROMERO, FRANCISCO J Sup. Import Specialist JFK, NYC francisco.j.romero@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-2607 Enforcement ICE SERRANO, ERIKA Sup. Import Specialist Norfolk, VA erika.serrano@cbp.dhs.gov 757-533-4250 V&C IBA SUPRINVIL, SONY Sup. Import Specialist Miami, FL sony.suprinvil@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-7759 Partnership IAB TREVINO, MICHAEL E Sup. Import Specialist Los Indios, TX michael.e.trevino@cbp.dhs.gov 956-982-4034 V&C IBD WINZER, HERBERT Sup. Import Specialist Pembina, ND herbert.winzer@cbp.dhs.gov 701-825-5815 Enforcement ICF YOUNG, ARCHIE Sup. Import Specialist Detroit, MI archie.young@cbp.dhs.gov 734-941-6108 ext. 441 V&C IBF ZARAZINSKI, RYAN J Sup. Import Specialist Buffalo, NY ryan.j.zarazinski@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8355 Machinery Center Directory Machinery Center Directory cee-machinery@cbp.dhs.gov (866) 295‐7624 Code 10 Center Director Juan Porras (956) 753‐1006 Central Time juan.j.porras@cbp.dhs.gov Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone Partnership - DICKINSON, CARMEN Asst. Center Director Laredo carmen.dickinson@cbp.dhs.gov 956-753-1758 V&C - POLASHOCK, CHRISTOPHER P Asst. Center Director Newark christopher.p.polashock@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6869 Enforcement - SACERIO, JOSE L Asst. Center Director Miami jose.l.sacerio@cbp.dhs.gov 305-869-2864 V&C - SALGADO, CESAR Asst. Center Director Miami Cesar.a.salgado@cbp.dhs.gov 305-978-2251 V&C - HOWE, BERNADETTE R Entry Branch Chief Philadelphia bernadette.r.howe@cbp.dhs.gov 215-717-5818 V&C - MARROQUIN, MARTHA Entry Branch Chief Pharr martha.marroquin@cbp.dhs.gov 956-283-2025 V&C JEG CAMPOVERDE, CARLOS X Sup. Entry Officer Boston carlos.x.campoverde@cbp.dhs.gov 617-565-6140 V&C JEB, JEC DEVOUX, FEFILOI Sup. Entry Officer Long Beach fefiloi.devoux@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5769 V&C JED FLORES, ELIDA Sup. Entry Officer Laredo elida.flores@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9310 V&C JEC GARCIA, CHRISTIAN Sup. Entry Officer Portland, OR christian.garcia@cbp.dhs.gov 503-335-2908 V&C JEF GONZALEZ, ARMANDO G. Sup. Entry Officer Houston ARMANDO.G.GONZALEZ@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6866 V&C JBN, JBO, JEJ, JEK, JEN HERRMANN, KURT Sup. Entry Officer Buffalo kurt.herrmann@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8324 Partnership JAA, JAB, JEA MARTIN, DIANA M Sup. Entry Officer Blaine diana.m.martin@cbp.dhs.gov 360-332-2350 V&C JEI MPAZICOS, PATRICIA M Sup. Entry Officer New York patricia.m.mpazicos@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-5096 V&C JEK PATENAUDE, MICHEL G Sup. Entry Officer Champlain MICHEL.G.PATENAUDE@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8323 V&C JEH, JEI SIUDY, DINA Sup. Entry Officer Newark DINA.S.SIUDY@CBP.DHS.GOV 973-368-1301 V&C JEE VILLANUEVA, ARNULFO Sup. Entry Officer Pharr arnulfo.i.villanueva@cbp.dhs.gov 956-283-2108 V&C JEL, JEM WITULSKI, LISA M Sup. Entry Officer Philadelphia lisa.m.witulski@cbp.dhs.gov 215-717-5824 V&C JBC AGUILERA, PAOLA Sup. Import Specialist Laredo paola.aguilera@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9524 V&C JBE ASH, BERNARD Sup. Import Specialist Atlanta bernard.ash@cbp.dhs.gov 404-917-2070 Enforcement JCB BASMAJIAN, JODIE Sup. Import Specialist Champlain JODIE.BASMAJIAN@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8338 V&C JBN BRISTOL, JOHN Sup. Import Specialist Detroit john.bristol@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0356 V&C JBR BURANDT, ROBERT Sup. Import Specialist Minneapolis, MN robert.w.burandt@cbp.dhs.gov 952-857-3181 V&C


Sup. Entry Officer Newark DINA.S.SIUDY@CBP.DHS.GOV 973-368-1301 V&C JEE VILLANUEVA, ARNULFO Sup. Entry Officer Pharr arnulfo.i.villanueva@cbp.dhs.gov 956-283-2108 V&C JEL, JEM WITULSKI, LISA M Sup. Entry Officer Philadelphia lisa.m.witulski@cbp.dhs.gov 215-717-5824 V&C JBC AGUILERA, PAOLA Sup. Import Specialist Laredo paola.aguilera@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9524 V&C JBE ASH, BERNARD Sup. Import Specialist Atlanta bernard.ash@cbp.dhs.gov 404-917-2070 Enforcement JCB BASMAJIAN, JODIE Sup. Import Specialist Champlain JODIE.BASMAJIAN@cbp.dhs.gov 518-298-8338 V&C JBN BRISTOL, JOHN Sup. Import Specialist Detroit john.bristol@cbp.dhs.gov 313-442-0356 V&C JBR BURANDT, ROBERT Sup. Import Specialist Minneapolis, MN robert.w.burandt@cbp.dhs.gov 952-857-3181 V&C JBM CHOW, LILY Sup. Import Specialist Newark lily.chow@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6938 V&C JBK CIAMPAGLIA, JOHN C Sup. Import Specialist Boston john.c.ciampaglia@cbp.dhs.gov 617-565-6116 V&C JBF COLBERT, SHEILA R Sup. Import Specialist Charleston sheila.r.colbert@cbp.dhs.gov 843-579-6548 Partnership JAA DARDEN, BERT R Sup. Import Specialist Savannah bert.r.darden@cbp.dhs.gov 912-447-9415 Partnership JAB DELEON, ERIKA MELINDA Sup. Import Specialist Laredo erikamelinda.deleon@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9522 V&C JBL DELEON, YANIRI Sup. Import Specialist JFK YANIRI.DELEON@CBP.DHS.GOV 718-487-2526 Enforcement JCB GERACE, JOHN Sup. Import Specialist Memphis john.gerace@cbp.dhs.gov 901-480-4041 V&C JBP HUYETT, TIM Sup. Import Specialist Chicago timothy.r.huyett@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6071 V&C JBG JONES, WILBERT D Sup. Import Specialist Charlotte wilbert.d.jones@cbp.dhs.gov 704-329-6126 V&C JBO KAUFMAN, WILLIAM P Sup. Import Specialist Buffalo william.p.kaufman@cbp.dhs.gov 716-843-8375 V&C JBB MCCARTHY, EILEEN Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach EILEEN.MCCARTHY@CBP.DHS.GOV 562-366-5701 V&C JBJ Muscarella, Lori Sup. Import Specialist Philadelphia lori.muscarella@cbp.dhs.gov 215-717-5903 V&C JBA PETRIE, MICHELLE Sup. Import Specialist Seattle/Tacoma michelle.l.petrie@cbp.dhs.gov 206-624-0243 ext. 6646 V&C JBI, JBD PEULER, LESLIE Sup. Import Specialist New Orleans leslie.peuler@cbp.dhs.gov 504-670-2079 V&C JBS REDDY, TIFFANY R Sup. Import Specialist Los Angeles tiffany.r.reddy@cbp.dhs.gov 310-348-6752 V&C JBH RIVERA, JOSE F Sup. Import Specialist Miami Jose.f.rivera@cbp.dhs.gov 305-619-5116 V&C JBQ WILLIAMS, KIMBERLY A Sup. Import Specialist Cleveland kimberly.a.williams@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-2515 Petroleum, Natural Gas & Minerals Center Directory Petroleum, Natural Gas & Minerals Center Directory cee-petroleum@cbp.dhs.gov (866) 295‐7624 Code 06 Center Director David McGurk (281) 985‐6767 Central Time david.s.mcgurk@cbp.dhs.gov Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone Trade Operations - JOHNSON, KRISTI L Asst. Center Director Minneapolis kristi.l.johnson@cbp.dhs.gov 952-857-3235 Industry Outreach and Collaboration - SAUM, JEFFREY C Asst. Center Director Port Huron jeffrey.c.saum@cbp.dhs.gov 810-985-7125 ext. 8001 Revenue Collections - KENDRICK, THOMAS J Asst. Center Director Houston thomas.j.kendrick@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6770 Trade Operations FCB GRYGORCEWICZ, VIOLETTA Sup. Import Specialist Atlanta violetta.grygorcewicz@cbp.dhs.gov 404-675-1232 Trade Operations FCC MASLOSKI, BRENDA L Sup. Import Specialist Pembina BRENDA.L.MASLOSKI@cbp.dhs.gov 701-825-5870 Trade Operations FCD Vickers, Emery Sup. Import Specialist Houston EMERY.VICKERS@cbp.dhs.gov (281) 985-6726 Industry Outreach and Collaboration FEA DAWSON, CHANNELL Entry Chief Houston channell.m.dawson@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6850 Industry Outreach and Collaboration FEA BOND, DOROTHY J Entry Chief Blaine dorothy.j.bond@cbp.dhs.gov 360-332-2679 Industry Outreach and Collaboration FEA DEGRENIA, WHITNEY Sup. Entry Officer Houston whitney.a.degrenia@cbp.dhs.gov (281) 985-6798 Revenue Collections FBA O'BRIEN, TATUM J Sup. Import Specialist Portland, ME TATUM.O' BRIEN@cbp.dhs.gov 207-771-3614 Revenue Collections FBB YOON, ROY R Sup. Import Specialist St. Albans roy.r.yoon@cbp.dhs.gov 802-527-330 Revenue Collections FBC GONZALEZ, YADIRA ISABEL Sup. Import Specialist Laredo yadira.isabel.gonzalez@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9594 Revenue Collections FBD BOSTICK, KIMBERLY A Sup. Import Specialist Port Huron kimberly.a.bostick@cbp.dhs.gov 810-985-7125 ext. 8018 Drawback FDA, FDB,6D0 GOLDEN, DEIDRA L Sup. Drawback Specialist Houston deidra.l.golden@cbp.dhs.gov 281-985-6895 Drawback DDA, DDB, 7D7 JOCSON, ROLANDO M Sup. Drawback Specialist San Francisco rolando.m.jocson@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9392 Drawback DDA, DDB, 7D8 NUGENT, SHAWN Sup. Drawback Specialist San Francisco shawn.nugent@cbp.dhs.gov 415-782-9247 Drawback CDA, CDB, 2DB MARK, STACY Sup. Drawback Specialist Newark stacy.mark@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6712 Drawback ADA, ADB, 2DB ELMALIS, SONIA L Sup. Drawback Specialist Newark sonia.l.elmalis@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6709 Drawback EDA, EDB, 3DR Vacant Sup. Drawback Specialist Chicago Pharmaceuticals, Health & Chemicals Center Directory Pharmaceuticals, Health & Chemicals Center Directory cee-pharmaceuticals@cbp.dhs.gov (866) 295‐7624 Code 01 Center Director JoAnne Colonnello (973) 368‐6003 Eastern Time joanne.colonnello@cbp.dhs.gov Division Team Name Position Location/Port E-mail Telephone Revenue Collection - AMSTUTZ, DIANE Asst. Center Director Cleveland diane.amstutz@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-3828 Industry Outreach & Collaboration - OROSZ, ANTHONY Asst. Center Director New York anthony.orosz@cbp.dhs.gov 718-487-5003 Trade Operations - PORTER, BRANDY L Asst. Center Director Long Beach brandy.l.porter@cbp.dhs.gov 646-357-6107 Trade Operations AEB UOTANI, FRANK K Entry Branch Chief Otay Mesa frank.k.uotani@cbp.dhs.gov 619-671-8032 Revenue Collection AEC BAEZ, SUZANNE Sup. Entry Officer Newark suzanne.baez@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6857 Revenue Collection AED CARRERA, WALTER Sup. Entry Officer El Paso walter.carrera@cbp.dhs.gov 915-872-4760 Revenue Collection AEA ESCOBEDO, KRYSTAL A Sup. Entry Officer Laredo krystal.a.escobedo@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9387 Trade Operations AEF HAU, GUADALUPE Y Sup. Entry Officer Otay Mesa guadalupe.y.hau@cbp.dhs.gov 619-671-8031 Trade Operations AEE VALENZUELA, MONICA Sup. Entry Officer Calexico Trade Operations ACD, ACM BOUDREAUX, NICOLE M Sup. Import Specialist Laredo nicole.m.boudreaux@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9595 Revenue Collection ABE, AEZ COLLINS,


Chief Otay Mesa frank.k.uotani@cbp.dhs.gov 619-671-8032 Revenue Collection AEC BAEZ, SUZANNE Sup. Entry Officer Newark suzanne.baez@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6857 Revenue Collection AED CARRERA, WALTER Sup. Entry Officer El Paso walter.carrera@cbp.dhs.gov 915-872-4760 Revenue Collection AEA ESCOBEDO, KRYSTAL A Sup. Entry Officer Laredo krystal.a.escobedo@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9387 Trade Operations AEF HAU, GUADALUPE Y Sup. Entry Officer Otay Mesa guadalupe.y.hau@cbp.dhs.gov 619-671-8031 Trade Operations AEE VALENZUELA, MONICA Sup. Entry Officer Calexico Trade Operations ACD, ACM BOUDREAUX, NICOLE M Sup. Import Specialist Laredo nicole.m.boudreaux@cbp.dhs.gov 956-794-9595 Revenue Collection ABE, AEZ COLLINS, VIVIAN D Sup. Import Specialist Memphis vivian.d.collins@cbp.dhs.gov 901-480-4039 Revenue Collection ABB HOLMES, LESLIE W. Sup. Import Specialist Charleston leslie.w.holmes@cbp.dhs.gov 843-579-6545 Revenue Collection ABC HUA, ROGER Sup. Import Specialist JFK New York roger.hua@cbp.dhs.gov 646-907-4715 Trade Operations ACF LANDERS, RYAN Sup. Import Specialist San Diego ryan.landers@cbp.dhs.gov 619-671-8091 Trade Operations ACA LANKFORD, TATANISHA Sup. Import Specialist Long Beach tatanisha.lankford@cbp.dhs.gov 562-366-5684 Industry Outreach & Collaboration AAC, AAD, AAJ, AAN NELSON, JIMMIE W Sup. Import Specialist El Paso jimmie.nelson@cbp.dhs.gov 915-730-7042 Industry Outreach & Collaboration AAA, AAB, AAH, AAK, AAM OLSEN, LISA M Sup. Import Specialist Cleveland lisa.m.olsen@cbp.dhs.gov 440-891-2548 Revenue Collection ABA PEREZ, SANTOS Sup. Import Specialist Newark santos.perez@cbp.dhs.gov 973-368-6798 Trade Operations ATU PHILLIPS, JENNA E Sup. Import Specialist Champlain, NY jenna.e.phillips@cbp.dhs.gov 929-638-0918 Trade Operations ACC SANCHEZ, ANABELLE Sup. Import Specialist Rosemont anabelle.sanchez@cbp.dhs.gov 847-928-6571 Trade Operations ACB SAWYER, SARAH L Sup. Import Specialist Miami sarah.l.sawyer@cbp.dhs.gov 646-315-4215 Revenue Collection ABD WASHINGTON, MAISHA Sup. Import Specialist Atlanta maisha.c.washington@cbp.dhs.gov 404-675-1325 ext 1325 Industry Outreach & Collaboration AAE, AAF, AAG, AAI, AAL, AAO, AAP YOCUM, JEFFREY Sup. Import Specialist Philadelphia JEFFREY.YOCUM@cbp.dhs.gov 347-728-7374 Last Modified: May 01, 2026


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