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In-Bond Movement Services

Transportation &
Exportation Bonds

BorderTek coordinates T&E and IT bond filings so transshipment cargo moves through US ports under bond — without duties, without delays, and with clean discharge on the other side.

CBP In-Bond Movement
Transportation & Exportation — Type 62
Bond No.
IT&E-2024-LAX-00432
Movement Type
T&E (Type 62)
Port of Entry
Los Angeles, CA
Port of Exit
New York (JFK) → Export
Movement Status
Bond FiledACE / Form 7512
Port of EntryCargo Sealed
In TransitBonded Movement
Port of ExitExport Filed
Bond DischargedProof Received
IN TRANSIT — BONDED
8 Pallets / $18,500
Type 61
Immediate Transportation
Type 62
Transportation & Export
ACE Filed
CBP Form 7512
$0
Duties During Transit
Two Movement Types

T&E vs. IT Bonds

Both bond types allow goods to move between US ports under CBP supervision — the difference is what happens at the destination.

Type 61

Immediate Transportation (IT)

Goods arrive at one US port and move in-bond to another port for formal entry and clearance. Cargo is bonded while in transit — no duties assessed until entry is made at the destination port.

Common Uses
Port-to-port inland movement
Air arrivals clearing at inland CBP ports
Cargo awaiting buyer clearance instructions
Type 62

Transportation & Exportation (T&E)

Goods enter the US at one port and move in-bond to another port for export — without ever being formally imported. No duties apply. The bond guarantees export will occur.

Common Uses
Transshipment cargo routing through US ports
North American transit to Canada or Mexico
Goods awaiting foreign buyer export at a different port
Compliance Requirements

Move Through
Without Stopping

In-bond movements require precise documentation at every stage — from ACE filing at the port of entry through export proof at the port of exit. A gap anywhere in the chain can leave a bond open and a carrier liable.

BorderTek coordinates each step through licensed partner agencies: 7512 filing, transit tracking, AES filing for the export leg, and bond discharge confirmation. No gaps.

Coordinate a Bond Movement
Required at Every T&E Movement
ACE manifest filing (CBP Form 7512)
Carrier bonded for in-bond movements
Cargo sealing at port of entry
ETA tracking at destination port
AES/EEI filing when goods are exported
Proof of exportation (CBP 7512C or equivalent)
How It Works

From Bond Filing to Discharge

01

Request a Bond Quote

Share your movement type (T&E or IT), cargo details, port of entry, and intended port of exit. We determine the right bond type and coverage amount.

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02

Bond Type & Carrier Confirmation

We confirm whether a T&E (Type 62) or IT (Type 61) movement applies, ensure the carrier is properly bonded, and coordinate the CBP Form 7512 filing in ACE.

03

In-Bond Transit Execution

Cargo is sealed at the port of entry and moves under bond to the destination port. We track transit ETAs and coordinate with the carrier throughout.

04

Export Proof & Bond Discharge

When cargo departs, we obtain proof of exportation (outbound manifest or CBP 7512C) and coordinate bond discharge — closing the movement cleanly in ACE.

Common Questions

T&E Bond FAQ

Related Services

Complementary Customs Services

AES Filing

Electronic Export Information (EEI) submissions to secure your ITN and keep exports compliant.

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Temporary Import Bond (TIB)

Duty-free temporary entry for goods that will be re-exported after testing, display, or repair.

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Customs Brokerage

Full-service clearance coordination for imports and exports beyond in-bond movements.

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Secure In-Bond Movements With Confidence

BorderTek coordinates T&E and IT bond filings, transit tracking, and bond discharge — so cargo moves through US ports without duty exposure or compliance gaps.

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