FreightBoy moves the freight. A licensed Canadian broker partner files the Canadian entry. CBCBS does not hold a CBSA licence.
When goods move from the United States into Canada, FreightBoy can handle the pickup, the crossing, and delivery or cross-dock. Canadian customs clearance is performed by a licensed Canadian customs broker partner. CBCBS is a U.S. customs broker only and does not file Canadian entries.
You will receive clear instructions on which documents go to which party. One conversation covers the move; two licensed brokers handle the two sets of filings.
This is general information for our clients and prospects. It is not a ruling. Talk to the brokerage team before you ship.
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