Imports coming from China, Japan and other countries arrive through several U.S. west coast ports of entry in the United States each year. We have the information you need about west coast ports of entry so your imports arrive quickly and efficiently.
We have the information you need about U.S. west coast ports of entry so your imports arrive quickly and efficiently.
U.S. west coast ports of entry are primarily found in California. The busiest ports of entry in California are:
Other U.S. west coast ports of entry exist in the states of Oregon, Washington and Arizona. View a list of ports and contact information for each port to find the information you need for the U.S west coast port of your choice. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) also offers a port of entry locator to find the port that suits your import process entry needs as an importer.
Popular commodities passing through U.S. west coast ports of entry include:
The CBP offers a port of entry locator to find ports that suit your importer needs.
Some of the top countries seeking to import goods to U.S. west coast ports of entry include:
A Licensed Customs Broker can help your imports arrive safely at U.S. west coast ports of entry while avoiding any import process hurdles.
Four digits make all the difference. The CBP has a four-digit classification code that classifies all U.S. ports of entry with a valid district/port code. A
complete listing of CBP port codes can help you determine your port correctly.
At ports of entry, CBP officers are assigned to review imports, collect duties and enforce all U.S. import and export laws and regulations.
The CBP will be closely enforcing laws and regulations for all of your imports and import paperwork. Due to Customs import and documentation requirements, most importers choose to have their imports handled by Licensed Customs Brokers. The import document paperwork includes: