A PGA Assessment works to identify, at a cursory level, what PGA requirements will be necessary for your imports.
Whether you are brand new to importing or an established veteran, having an affordable option to find out what PGAs could be relevant to your goods is essential to avoid delays and complications at the border. Add to that an easy breakdown of the required documentation and obligations, and this is a service that can often pay dividends in terms of confidence and peace of mind.
PGA Assessments are vital for all importers of all sizes, shapes, and ages. It is the perfect companion for those importers who have taken advantage of our Import Assessment service, as this will give you the complete picture of what your import will need before it ever leaves for the border.
Our Trade Advisors are here to set you up for success from the beginning.
Learn what you need to know before discovering what delays a PGA can mean for Customs.
We help you identify information that will serve you well for as long as you import these goods.
A PGA Assessment can affect your imports by insulating them against potential delays at Customs. In general, this service is intended to be broad brush, leveraging our expertise to look over your imports, assess what will be required, and affordably set you on the path to success.
The process of a PGA Assessment begins with your business being matched with a trade advisor. From there, they examine your imports and provide information and context about the PGAs that are interested in your goods. Then, armed with a written report detailing what you can expect for your specific goods, you will be ready to contend with whatever specific documentation or action is required by the relevant PGA well in advance.
Importantly, a PGA Assessment differs from the similar service we provide - the PGA Requirements - which is intended for more complex imports requiring a magnitude more knowledge and effort. When you discuss your situation with one of our Trade Advisors, they will indicate which service makes the most sense for your import.
