6.5 Hour Course

6.5 Hour Course with two 15-min breaks & 1hr lunch

Webinars

$595 (Webcam required)
8:30AM – 4:00PM CT

USMCA Training for Importers and Exporters

Save on tariffs and fees with USMCA Rules of Origin Course. Issuing a USMCA origin statement represents a firm’s commitment to understanding the rules of origination, record keeping, and legal obligations. Our USMCA Rules of Origin Course provides the information you need to make decisions that will ensure your compliance with USMCA’s rules, U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s regulations while benefiting your supply chain and your customers.  

USMCA aims to support trade that is more balanced and reciprocal between the three member countries. Trade and stronger economic development in North America are a goal of the USMCA. The USMCA contains enhancements; it modernized products’ rules of origin, improved agricultural market access, and strengthened intellectual property, digital trade, financial services, and labor rules

This USMCA training for importers and exporters is ideal for:

  • Importers & Exporters
  • Manufacturers & Suppliers
  • Trade Compliance Professionals
  • Logistics & Supply Chain Managers
  • Freight Forwarders & Customs Brokers
  • Purchasing & Finance Teams

Late registrations are  welcome.

Are you familiar with HTS and the GRIs? If not, we highly recommend you attend the Tariff Classification Course prior to attending the USMCA course. See the Tariff Classification course click here.

An industry specific Automotive Classification advanced mini course. Click here for more

Another advanced recommendation would be our Automotive USMCA Mini Course. Click here to see more.

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USMCA Course Agenda
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. – Seminar
8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Central Time) – Webinar
Reference book USMCA A Practical Guide to Regulation Documentation & Procedures


I. USMCA INTRODUCTION

• Overview of the United States Mexico Canada Agreement
• The justification for Free Trade
• Business participation in USMCA

II. DEFINITIONS

III. A CLOSER LOOK AT ORIGINATION

• Wholly Obtained or Produced
• Product Specific Rules, Produced Exclusively From Originating Materials
• Exemptions From Tariff Change Rules
• Electronic Goods

IV. FINER POINTS OF ORIGINATION

• Remanufactured Goods, Recovered Materials, and Disassembly
• Intermediate Materials
• Accumulation and De Minimis
• Fungible Goods or Materials
• Accessories, Spare Parts, Tools
• Packaging Materials and Containers for Retail Sale
• Packing Materials and Containers of Shipment
• Sets of Goods
• Transit and Transhipment
• Non-Qualifying Operations

V. USMCA SPECIAL SECTORS

• Express Shipments
Chemicals, Iron and Steel Products
• Textiles and Apparel
• Agricultural Goods and Automotive

VI. ORIGIN CERTIFICATION

• Making the Clam and Distributor Statements

VII. REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS

• Basis of a Certification of Origin,
• Importing and Exporting Obligations
• Record-Keeping Requirements, Determination, and Verifications of Origin
• Refunds & Claims, Confidentiality, Penalties, Advance Rulings

VIII. USMCA IN THE ORGANIZATION

• USMCA Business Flow Model – Should Your Company Participate
• Classification Management and Solicitation
• USMCA Origination Management

IX. COUNTRY OF ORIGIN FOR MARKING PURPOSES

• Country of Origin, NAFTA Marking Requirements, CFR 19 § 102.20, CFR 19 § 102.21

X. ARTICLE 2, USMCA’s EFFECTS ON TEMPORARY ENTRY, DUTY DEFERRAL & DUTY DRAWBACK

  • An overview of the United States Mexico Canada Agreement, including key provisions and objectives, the rationale behind Free Trade, and the opportunities for business participation.
  • Detailed exploration of product origination criteria such as “Wholly Obtained or Produced,” “Product Specific Rules,” “Exemptions From Tariff Change Rules,” and the regulations governing electronic goods.
  • Examination of specific sectors like express shipments, chemicals, iron and steel products, textiles and apparel, agricultural goods, and automotive products to understand trade regulations, market access implications, and sector-specific challenges under the USMCA.
  • You will receive a printed textbook titled “USMCA – A Practical Guide to Regulation Documentation and Procedures” when you take this course. Another benefit of taking our course! 

This course accommodates both beginners and experienced learners.  Instructors will level set the course to align with the group attending.

The individuals who have attended our course, and benefit the most are Exporters’ and Importers’, Customs Brokers’, and Freight Forwarders’ professionals, such as:  

Compliance Officers, ISO Managers, Purchasing, Sales/Marketing, Supply Chain Managers, Customer Service, Plant Managers, Operations Managers, Credit Managers, Controllers, Engineering, Logistics Department, and Legal. 

The United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) governs trade across North America. Companies that fail to comply with USMCA regulations risk:

  • Losing eligibility for duty-free benefits
  • Paying unnecessary tariffs
  • Facing audits, penalties, and compliance risks

Our USMCA compliance training helps your team:

  • Reduce tariff exposure
  • Improve supply chain decision-making
  • Ensure accurate documentation and certification

If you cancel 30 days in advance of an event, you will receive a fund refund. To read the entire Policy, click here

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Small Class

This means there is more time for you to grow, ask questions and get the knowledge and answers you need to succeed.

Expert Instructor

Our experts provide you with insights and real-world applications, fostering a deeper grasp of trade compliance.

Reference Book

Receive a free reference book. This will benefit you far past the course. Fee for shipments outside continental U.S.

Certificate

With this interactive course, you will receive a certificate of completion and a digital badge to share.

Results that Matter to Trade Professionals

  • “Instructor was excellent – very knowledgable and appreciated him running through examples”
    Attendee
  • “It was very informative! Tons of information clearly presented. Loved the open forum for discussion and questions.”

    Attendee
  • “Trudy is fantastic and engaging. The team really participated and were involved with the discussions.”

    Warehouse Supervisor III
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