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AP Tariffs Helps Foreign Companies in FMC Registration


Atlantic Pacific Tariffs Inc. (AP Tariffs), in collaboration with World Insurance Agency, successfully conducted a two-day webinar in November 2023, centered on guiding foreign companies in registering as Ocean Transportation Intermediaries (OTIs) with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC).

 

The webinar addressed the complexities foreign OTIs face in operating within the U.S., emphasizing the confusion and time-consuming nature of the FMC-65 application procedure.

 

Mauricio Larenas, president of AP Tariffs, engaged with WCA World Academy Members, providing an in-depth exploration of the complicated process of obtaining OTI registration for foreign companies. He delved into crucial details, including required documentation, the timeline of the application process, associated costs, and more.

 

The sessions were hosted by Greg J Kritz of World Insurance Agency alongside Mauricio Larenas of AP Tariffs.

 

Leveraging its position as the 5th largest tariff publisher for NVOCCs in the United States, AP Tariffs shared its extensive experience in assisting foreign companies in gaining global credibility through FMC registration. Mr. Larenas, an esteemed FMC Legal Practitioner and an active member of the Florida Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association (FCBF) education committee, offered invaluable insights.

 

For those looking to engage in business within the United States as foreign non-vessel operating common carriers (NVOCCs), AP Tariffs makes the best partner. From the initial registration process to the publication of tariffs and maintaining compliance with FMC regulations, AP Tariffs provides comprehensive guidance at every stage.

 

For further details on AP Tariffs' services, send us an email at info@aptariffs.com or schedule a free 15-minute consultation through this link.

 
 
 

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