WHAT WE HELP WITH
From supplier search to delivery
Importing can lower your costs, but choosing the wrong supplier or missing a U.S. requirement can be expensive. Our founder has hands-on import and export experience and international business connections. We guide you step by step and work with licensed customs brokers and freight forwarders.
Supplier Search
Find manufacturers that fit your product.
- Supplier shortlists by country
- Manufacturer or trader checks
- Minimum order quantities
- Private label options
- Capacity and lead times
- Communication support
Landed Cost Estimates
Know your total cost before you order.
- Product and freight costs
- Estimated duties and fees
- Current tariff rate research
- Insurance and handling
- Warehousing and delivery
- Price and margin planning
Quotes & Samples
Compare offers with clear specifications.
- Request for quote (RFQ) packages
- Product specifications
- Price comparison sheets
- Sample requests and tracking
- Packaging and labeling details
- Payment terms review
Shipping & Customs
Licensed partners at every step.
- Freight forwarder quotes
- Licensed customs broker coordination
- Importer number and bond (via broker)
- Shipping document checklists
- Delivery scheduling
- Shipment tracking
Supplier Verification
Reduce the risk of fraud and delays.
- Business registration checks
- Sanctions and restricted party checks
- References and trade history
- Independent factory inspections
- Pre-shipment inspections
- Red flag review
U.S. Product Requirements
Research the rules before you import.
- Labeling and origin marking
- FDA, CPSC and FCC research
- Product testing coordination
- Import restriction checks
- Packaging and inserts
- Compliance document files
HOW IT WORKS
Import with a clear plan
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Tell us what you need
Share your product, target price, quantity and timeline.
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Compare verified suppliers
We shortlist and verify suppliers, collect quotes and samples, and estimate your landed cost.
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Order and ship
We help you place the order and coordinate inspections, shipping and customs with licensed partners.
Global Sourcing and Importing: Frequently Asked Questions
USLaw Group LLC helps U.S. businesses and entrepreneurs source products from overseas suppliers and organize the import process. Based in Manassas, Virginia, we work with clients across the United States.
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Can you help me find a supplier for my product?
Yes. We search for manufacturers and exporters that fit your product, quantity and budget, check their background and collect comparable quotes and samples.
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How do I know a supplier is real?
We check business registration, references and trade history, screen the company against sanctions lists and can arrange an independent factory inspection before you pay.
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Are you a customs broker?
No. USLaw Group LLC is not a licensed customs broker or freight forwarder. Customs entries and tariff classifications are handled by licensed customs brokers, and we coordinate with them for you.
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How much will duties and tariffs cost?
Duties depend on the product’s tariff classification, value and country of origin, and U.S. tariff rates have changed often. We estimate landed costs with current published rates and confirm the final classification with your customs broker.
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Do I need any registrations to import?
Most importers need an importer number, and many shipments need a customs bond. Some products also have agency requirements, for example from the FDA for food. We help you build the checklist for your product.
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Do you help with exporting too?
Yes. We can research foreign markets and buyers for U.S. products and coordinate with licensed freight forwarders. Export control and sanctions questions should be reviewed with a qualified attorney.
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How do I get started?
Book a consultation online or call 5712452001 and tell us what you want to import.
Ready to import with confidence?
Book a consultation and get a step-by-step sourcing and import plan for your product.
USLaw Group LLC provides sourcing research, supplier verification and logistics coordination. We are not a licensed customs broker, freight forwarder or law firm. Customs business is handled by licensed customs brokers, and we do not assist with imports that violate U.S. law.