Licensed Canadian Customs Broker

Your shipment should move, not sit at customs.

Quick Release Customs catches compliance issues before your cargo arrives, so you clear faster, avoid storage charges, and stay on the right side of CBSA.

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You may attach your commercial invoice, packing list, manifest, CFIA licence, or any other relevant shipping documents.

Accepted: PDF, Word (.doc/.docx), Excel (.xls/.xlsx), CSV, JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP

Maximum 10 MB per file.

Licensed CBSA Customs Broker
CARM & RPP Registered
Bilingual EN/FR Service
Québec-Based, Canada-Wide
What We Handle

What We Handle

End-to-end customs brokerage for commercial importers, from pre-shipment review to final release.

Commercial Customs Clearance

Full B3 entry preparation, classification, and CBSA release for commercial shipments of all sizes.

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PARS & Pre-Arrival

Pre-Arrival Review System filings for truck shipments, submitted before your cargo crosses the border.

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CARM & RPP Support

We help importers register with CARM and set up their Release Prior to Payment bond so you're not held up at the border.

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HS Tariff Classification

Accurate tariff number assignment reduces duty exposure and prevents CBSA audit flags.

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IID & CFIA Filings

Import permits, CFIA inspections, and Other Government Department requirements handled end-to-end.

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Pre-Shipment Compliance Review

Send us your documents before the cargo ships. We flag issues while there's still time to fix them.

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The Process

Clearance without the guesswork

Three steps. No surprises. No storage charges.

01

Submit your documents

Share your commercial invoice, packing list, and any permits. We review everything before your cargo arrives.

02

We prepare and file

We classify your goods, prepare the entry, file with CBSA, and handle any OGD requirements proactively.

03

Your cargo is released

We confirm release and keep you informed at every step. No surprises, no storage charges.

For Freight Forwarders

Need a reliable brokerage partner?

Quick Release Customs offers white-label and backup brokerage support for freight forwarders. We handle the customs clearance and you keep your client relationship.

"We never solicit your freight clients, and we never will. Your business stays yours."

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Our Approach

The difference is preparation

Most customs delays are preventable. We prevent them.

01

We review before arrival

Most delays happen because problems are caught at the border. We catch them first, while there's still time to act.

02

We explain, not just file

You'll always know what we filed, why, and what to expect. No black box, no surprises.

03

We're reachable

Real responses from a licensed broker, not a ticket queue. When your shipment is on the line, you need answers fast.

FAQ

Common questions

Answers to what importers and forwarders ask most.

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CARM Readiness

Is your CARM account actually ready for your next shipment?

Registering in the CARM Client Portal is only the first step. Many importers discover gaps only when a shipment is held at the border. Work through the checklist below to see where you stand.

This checklist is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a compliance assessment or legal advice. Only a licensed customs broker can confirm your readiness for a specific shipment.

CARM Readiness Checklist

1. Registered in the CARM Client Portal

Your business has an active account at carm.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca and can log in.

2. Importer program added to your account

Within the portal, you have added the Importer business program to your business account — not just the portal registration itself.

3. Authority delegated to your customs broker

You have sent a delegation request to Quick Release Customs (or your current broker) inside the portal, and the broker has accepted it. Without this, your broker cannot transact on your behalf.

4. Enrolled in Release Prior to Payment (RPP)

RPP allows your goods to be released before duties and taxes are paid. Without RPP, full payment is required at the time of release, which can delay your shipment.

5. Required financial security posted

To participate in RPP, importers must post a financial security (bond or cash deposit) with CBSA. The amount is based on your import volume. This must be in place before your first RPP release.

Ready to clear faster?

Submit your shipment details and we'll respond within 24 hours with a quote and any compliance flags we spot.