Recover the IEEPA duties
you overpaid.
We help U.S. importers identify and recover overpaid customs duties. No upfront fees — we work on contingency, so you only pay when funds are recovered.
Why act now
The IEEPA window won't stay open.
Court-driven opportunity
IEEPA tariff refunds depend on pending court rulings. Importers who file early are first in line when CBP processes refunds.
Limited filing window
Protests and PSCs have hard statutory deadlines (180 days from liquidation). Miss it and the duties are gone forever.
We move fast
We prepare and file your claim within days — preserving your position regardless of how the courts rule.
Client process
Our engagement process.
A defined, three-stage process governs every refund engagement — from entry intake through CBP filing and disbursement.
Entry submission
Client provides CBP Form 7501 entry summaries and ACE entry data through the secure portal.
Eligibility review & engagement
Our licensed brokers assess refund eligibility, issue a written estimate, and execute the engagement letter and CBP power of attorney.
Filing & disbursement
We file the protest or Post-Summary Correction with CBP, monitor the claim through liquidation, and disburse refunds directly to the client.
Engagement timeline
What to expect, phase by phase.
Every engagement follows the same defined timeline. You will receive written updates at the close of each phase and can review status at any time in the client portal.
- Phase 1 Day 0
Documents received
You upload CBP Form 7501s and ACE entry data through the secure client portal. We confirm receipt and assign a dedicated case manager within one business day.
Client deliverable: Confirmation of receipt + case manager introduction - Phase 2 Days 1–5
Eligibility review
Our licensed brokers audit each entry line-by-line, identify refund-eligible duties, and prepare a written estimate of recoverable amounts.
Client deliverable: Written eligibility report and refund estimate - Phase 3 Days 5–7
Engagement & authorization
We review the estimate with you, execute the contingency engagement letter, and obtain the CBP power of attorney required to file on your behalf.
Client deliverable: Signed engagement letter and CBP POA on file - Phase 4 Days 7–14
Filing with CBP
We prepare and submit the protest (Form 19) or Post-Summary Correction to CBP. You receive filing confirmation and tracking details inside the portal.
Client deliverable: Filing confirmation with CBP reference numbers - Phase 5 30–180 days
Liquidation & disbursement
We monitor each claim through CBP review and liquidation, respond to any agency requests, and disburse approved refunds directly to your account.
Client deliverable: Refund disbursement and final case summary
Timing reflects typical engagements. Statutory CBP review periods (60–180 days for protests, 30–60 days for PSCs) are outside our control; we report all status changes within one business day.
Don't wait 3–5 years.
Get your tariff cash today.
Sell your IEEPA tariff refund claim to us and receive a lump-sum advance within days — not years. You keep running your business while we wait for CBP to process the rest.
- Cash in hand within 5–10 business days of approval
- No debt, no loans — you sell a receivable, not borrow money
- No upfront fees, no out-of-pocket costs
- Keep full control of your business operations
- Minimum refund claim of $200,000 to qualify
Common questions
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