Your customs broker in Orlando
Orlando is our mainland home: a real office at 524 Mid Florida Dr, Suite 201, registered in Florida since 2021, staffed by the same licensed brokerage that has filed since 2007. From here we clear MCO air cargo, Port Canaveral ocean freight, and the imports feeding Central Florida's fast-growing distribution belt.
Central Florida's freight, cleared locally
Orlando's import story is bigger than tourism: air cargo through MCO, ocean freight through Port Canaveral an hour east, and a distribution corridor along I-4 that keeps adding warehouses. Importers here have historically sent their brokerage work to Miami by default. You do not have to; there is a licensed broker with an Orlando address and a 19-year filing history.
The office also anchors our mainland service area. Entries for PortMiami, MIA, Jacksonville, Tampa or any other US port file from here just as they do from San Juan, under the national permit, through our own ACE connection.
The Puerto Rico connection runs through Orlando
Metro Orlando holds one of the largest Puerto Rican communities on the mainland, and its businesses trade with the island constantly. That lane is our specialty from both ends: CBP entries and AES filings on the mainland side, excise tax, SURI and APHIS on the island side, one brokerage on the phone for all of it, in either language.
Duty refunds and drawback for Orlando and Central Florida
Central Florida importers pay the same IEEPA, Section 301 and regular duties as anyone, and can recover part of them the same ways: IEEPA refunds through CBP's CAPE process, post-summary corrections and protests, and duty drawback of up to 99 percent on goods you export. We file them from our Orlando office, and our free refund checker shows which route fits your entries.
Tariff refunds
Paid IEEPA or Section 301 tariffs? Find out what you can get back.
Licensed customs brokers since 2007, filer code EWV. We file your refund under our own license: IEEPA claims through CAPE, protests, post-summary corrections and duty drawback. Priced per entry and quoted before you commit, with no percentage of your refund.
Services
- Tariff Refunds
- Customs Clearance
- Duty Drawback
- ISF Filing
- Customs Bonds
- Customs Exams
- In-Bond and Bonded Moves
- HTS Classification
- Trade Agreements
- PR Excise Tax and SURI
- AES Export Filing
- APHIS Permits
- Warehousing and Distribution
- Freight Forwarding Arrangements
- Binding Rulings
- Duty Payment
- Government Agency Filings
- Compliance and Recordkeeping
FAQ
Where is your Orlando office?
524 Mid Florida Dr, Suite 201, Orlando, Florida. The firm has been a registered Florida corporation since 2021, and the brokerage itself has operated since 2007.
Do you clear freight at Port Canaveral and MCO?
Yes, both: air entries at MCO and ocean entries at Port Canaveral, plus any other US port your freight uses, filed through our own ACE connection.
Can you handle shipments between Orlando and Puerto Rico?
That lane is home for us. Mainland filings on one end, island excise, SURI and APHIS on the other, with one team watching the whole move.
Do Orlando importers really need a local broker?
You need a licensed one who answers fast; local is a bonus. We happen to offer both, which beats defaulting your paperwork to a Miami firm that has never seen your warehouse.
Talk to the brokerage down the road
Central Florida importer? Call the Orlando office and get set up with a licensed broker who is actually in your market.
CTPAT certified broker · EWV