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Importer Of Record (IoR) and Exporter Of Record (EoR) Service

Updated: Mar 30


Importer Of Record
Importer Of Record

If you're an international business looking to import or export goods, you may come across the terms "Importer of Record (IOR service)" and "Exporter of Record (EOR service)." These are essential roles that play a crucial part in ensuring a smooth and legal international trade process. This blog post will discuss what an IOR service and EOR service are, their roles and responsibilities, and why you may need them.

What is an Importer of Record (IOR) service?

An Importer of Record (IOR) is a party responsible for ensuring that imported goods comply with the laws and regulations of the destination country. The IOR is typically a customs broker or a freight forwarder authorized by the importer to act on their behalf. The IOR is responsible for completing the necessary paperwork, paying import duties or taxes, and ensuring that the imported goods meet local standards or regulations. Essentially, the IOR is the party legally responsible for the imported goods.


What is an Exporter of Record (EOR) service?

An Exporter of Record (EOR) is a party responsible for ensuring that exported goods comply with the laws and regulations of the origin country. The EOR is typically the exporter themselves or a third-party logistics provider (3PL) who has been authorized to act on their behalf. The EOR takes responsibility for completing the necessary paperwork, obtaining any required export licenses or permits, and ensuring that the exported goods meet local standards or regulations. The EOR is legally responsible for the shipped goods, which is especially important when you want to provide warranty service for your customer or source products such as agricultural products such as coffee beans from Vietnam.

Why might you need an IOR service or EOR service?

If you're an international business looking to import or export goods, you may need the services of an IOR or EOR for some reasons:


  1. Compliance with local laws and regulations - Different countries have different rules and regulations regarding importing and exporting goods. An IOR or EOR can help ensure your goods comply with these regulations, especially for sensitive products such as IT equipment or network devices that contain civil cryptographies.

  2. Faster customs clearance - By using an IOR service or EOR service, you can ensure that all necessary paperwork is completed correctly and quickly, which can help speed up the customs clearance process.

  3. Reduced risk - By outsourcing the responsibilities of an IOR or EOR to a third party, you can lessen your risk of non-compliance and any associated penalties.

  4. Access to expertise - IORs and EORs are typically experts in international trade, which means they can provide you with valuable advice and guidance throughout the import/export process.

As a provider of IOR and EOR services, we understand the importance of ensuring a smooth and legal international trade process. Our team of experts can assist you with all necessary paperwork, compliance with local laws and regulations, obtaining required export licenses or permits, and more. Don't risk non-compliance and associated penalties. Let us handle the responsibilities of an IOR or EOR on your behalf and reduce your risk while accessing valuable expertise.

To reach us and learn more about our services, please don't hesitate to contact us. Our IOR services and EOR services can help ensure a successful trade so you can focus on growing your business.


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