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They represent importers and exporters in meeting federal requirements governing imports and exports. Brokers submit necessary information and appropriate payments to CBP on behalf of their clients and charge them a fee for this service.  \nBrokers must have expertise in entry procedures, admissibility requirements, classification, valuation and the rates of duty and applicable taxes and fees for imported merchandise. There are approximately 11,000 active licensed customs brokers in the United States.  \nIndividuals must take and pass the customs broker exam before they can apply to become licensed customs brokers.  \nWhat is this class?  \nJon Fee teaches a five-session preparatory class to individuals who want to become licensed customs brokers and who want to take and pass the customs broker exam administered by CBP twice each year in April and October. Lecture, test practice and time management are primary components of this intensive overview curriculum held in an interactive videoconference environment.  \nWe will give each student access to a personalized website with assorted course materials. The website includes practice exams comprising  \nquestions drawn from a database of questions appearing on previous actual exams. Students take practice exams between classes and submit their answers and receive their scores online. Each class includes a discussion of practice exam questions for which students gave the highest number of wrong answers. The remainder of each class consists of amore traditional classroom presentation.  \nThe classroom presentations cover those areas that receive the most attention on exams. Subjects always include classification, value, customs brokersand entry and often include bonds, country of origin marking, warehouses, penalties, free trade agreements and drawback. We add and revise materials as CBP’s emphasis changes over the years.  \nDuring the last class session, students will take an in-class exam as a group. We do this to provide the closest thing possible to a real-life exam experience.  \nWe will give students access to their personalized websites with their usernames and passwords prior to our first class.  \nWhere is the class held? What is the schedule for the next class? When is the exam? What times of day are classes held?  \nThe classrooms are in ourAlston & Bird offices in 7 cities: Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Washington, DC. In Charleston, classes are held at the Maritime Association of South Carolina. Addresses and directions are on this site at Directions.  \nThe Fall 2017 classes will be held on the following Saturdays:  \nAugust 26 September 9  \nSeptember 23 October 7  \nOctober 14  \nThe Fall license exam will be held on  \nMonday, October 23, 2017.  \nClass hours on each class day are as follows:  \nAtlanta, Charleston, Charlotte, New York and Washington, DC:  \n10:00 am to 6:00 pm  \nDallas:  \n9:00 am to 5:00 pm Los Angeles and San Francisco:  \n7:00 am to 3:00 pm  \nHow much does the class cost? How do I register?  \nClick here to register.  \nThe fee for the class is $1,200 for first-time students. 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