What are the customs regulations of usa ?
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just dont be suspicious and dont worry so much unless you are a teriost you have nothing to worry about if you are not smuggling drugs or any thing else illegal you should be fine oh and you will have to pay taxes we all have to.
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United States Code\n\nTITLE 8 - ALIENS AND NATIONALITY\nCHAPTER 12 - IMMIGRATION AND NATIONALITY\nSUBCHAPTER II - IMMIGRATION\nPART VIII - GENERAL PENALTY PROVISIONS\n\nSection 1321. Prevention Of Unauthorized Landing Of Aliens\nSection 1322. Bringing In Aliens Subject To Denial Of Admission On A Health-Related Ground; Persons Liable; Clearance Papers; Exceptions; "Person" Defined\nSection 1323. Unlawful Bringing Of Aliens Into United States\nSection 1324. Bringing In And Harboring Certain Aliens\nSection 1324a. Unlawful Employment Of Aliens\nSection 1324b. Unfair Immigration-Related Employment Practices\nSection 1324c. Penalties For Document Fraud\nSection 1324d. Civil Penalties For Failure To Depart\nSection 1325. Improper Entry By Alien\nSection 1326. Reentry Of Removed Aliens\nSection 1327. Aiding Or Assisting Certain Aliens To Enter\nSection 1328. Importation Of Alien For Immoral Purpose\nSection 1329. Jurisdiction Of District Courts\nSection 1330. Collection Of Penalties And Expenses
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Visit or contact the nearest United States embassy or consulate in your country. You will get the application form as well as the guidelines and rules and regulations to be followed. Look up the web also to see their website.
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Each person is allowed a quota in respect of imported goods. For instance if you are bringing in duty free goods, you will, if you are searched and caught, be charged duty on any excess over and above your allowance at the rate applicable to the U. K. In extreme cases goods can be seized. Always check it out.
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A certain quality and safety standard has to be maintained for goods to be imported in the US.  Other countries are probably nor meeting that criteria yet.  There are large quantity of goods being imported from China, so your statement is not entirely true either.
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Congress\n\nfor quotas by country go here\n\nhttp://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/bulletin/bulletin_2757.html
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Here's one with listing of rules.\nGood Luck!
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You cannot just order something from overseas and send it to your house by Federal Express like when you buy at Amazon.\n\nFirst you need to find out if the things you are buying are LEGAL or you will be arrested.\n\nFor example, guns are LEGAL in the United States of America but if you send one to Mexico you go to Jail.\n\nIMacs are LEGAL in the United States of America but if you send one to Iran you go to Jail.\n\nCuban Cigars are LEGAL in Cuba but if you send one to the United States of America you go to Jail.\n\nThose laws are complex and it would be best for you to use a company to import whatever you are importing to the United States of America.\n\nApparel is a VERY RESTRICTED industry because of piracy, slavery and child labor and if you import a shirt from a country that was made by slaves in the United States of America you could end up in jail.\n\nThere are countries where exports of apparel to the United States of America are banned.\n\nYou really need to contact the Embassy of the Country where you are buying before you actually send anything to the US.\n\nOnce you are sure the thing you are buying is LEGAL in the United States of America the next step is to find out how much are you paying in TAXES.\n\nSome things do pay taxes and some things don't pay taxes.\n\nI suggest you to hire an importer and you will be fine.\n\nTop 3 Answerer in Business & Finance. (Vote for me)
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It's prohibited in the United States; not elsewhere.
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Your best bet would be to contact a local Customs Broker as they deal with import regulations all day.  Also, a lot of Couriers have their own in house brokerage department. So if you know what courier you will be using, contact them and ask if you can speak to someone in the Customs Brokerage department, they should be able to either transfer you or give you another phone number to call.\nIf I knew what country you are from, and if this was being imported for personal or business use, I might be able to give you some more information.
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Assuming that you are working in USA, I suggest you go to the US Dep. of Labor site. They provide detailed information on the subject.
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Gifts   Print Version  \n \n \n \nGifts sent from persons abroad to persons resident in New Zealand are not automatically free of Customs duties, but may be granted a full or part concession, depending on the value of the item:\ngifts with a value of $NZ110 or less are allowed free entry \ngifts with a value that is higher than NZ$110 attract Customs charges on the value in excess of NZ$110.\nGift parcels (contents intended for more than one person) with a total declared value in excess of NZ$110 will be allowed multiple gift allowances, provided the separate identity of each recipient can be established.\n \nAlcohol and tobacco products may be allowed the gift concession provided the recipient is able to prove they are a genuine gift (intended to celebrate a specific occasion) and are not part of a repetitive import pattern designed to avoid payment of duty and Goods and Services Tax (GST).\n \nNo revenue collection will be made if the total amount owing on the goods imported is less than $50. The revenue waiver does not apply to alcohol and tobacco products.\n\nfor a list of banned products click the link below\nhttp://www.customs.govt.nz/importers/Prohibited+Imports/default.htm
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US Customs - (404) 761-9611 - 795 Atlanta South Pkwy, Atlanta, GA
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Customs of any country are the set behaviors depicting it's culture and heritage. The factors affecting/shaping customs are as follows:-\na.Religion\nb.Geography\nc.Climate\nd.Cultures of neighbouring countries
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Best bet would be to compile it yourself.  In US, you can use yellowpages.com to get a listing and contact information for "import/export" companies
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There are different customs regulations pertaining to importing into Canada.  If you go to the official Canada Customs web site, www.cbsa.gc.ca you should be able to find tons of info on importing.  I might be able to help you more if I had more information such as what you are planning on importing as well as the dollar amount and how it would be entering into the country, as there are different policies and procedures that might have to be followed.\n\nHope this helps!
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You may first want to contact the US Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration. Their website is a good place to start, seems to have alot of useful information. Good Luck.