POA (Power of Attorney)
To authorize Forceget to transport a package and clear it through customs, the importer of record must sign a POA.
POA (Power of Attorney)
A Customs Power of Attorney is a legal document that gives Forceget LLC permission to handle your customs business. Without a signed POA, Forceget is unable to clear a package via customs. Only imports to the United States and the Netherlands are covered by this; for all other imports, you will need to sign one of our partners’ POAs.
This refers to the permission that must be granted to the customs broker on behalf of the importer or exporter in the case of customs clearance.
Depending on the specifics of the contract, this document may need to be renewed in order to perform customs activity on the importer’s behalf.
An official of the business must sign the POA. Depending on the form of company (corporation, LLC, etc.), who has the power to sign a POA may vary; if in doubt, confirm with a corporate officer.
When a new employee is onboarded, the POA is signed. A link to sign the POA must be sent to the corporate officer by whoever is onboarding the business.
Businesses from the EU importing goods into the US will need a witness secondary signature on the POA. The witness must also be a company officer