Incomplete documentation
A missing or inconsistent document can stop the operation until it is corrected.
Customs advisory
Customs advisory is part of a well-executed international move
We help you prepare documents and inventory and provide support with customs clearance through commercial partners, according to each operation’s requirements.
Household goods · Import/export · Inventory · Operational support
Document preparation
Every country has different requirements. The key is to arrive prepared.
An international move does not end with packing and transport. It also requires documentation, inventories, coordination with authorities, possible inspections and timing that may vary according to country, operation type and information status.
At Pack And Go, we provide customs advisory and support with customs clearance through commercial partners. We connect documentation with the move and translate requirements into steps you can understand.
Common risks
What can complicate a customs operation
Most delays or rework start before port or airport: incomplete documents, weak inventories or requirements that were not reviewed on time.
Poorly prepared inventories
Description of goods, quantities and values must be clear to support review and traceability.
Unknown requirements
Each country and household goods operation may require different conditions.
Unexpected timing
Inspections, validations or corrections can affect dates when planning is weak.
Fragmented coordination
When transport, documents and delivery are not aligned, the move loses continuity.
Client without guidance
The process becomes heavier when no one translates technical requirements into clear steps.
The Pack And Go method
Documents and the move should advance together
We support document preparation according to country, household goods type and available documents. Support with customs clearance is coordinated through our commercial partners.
Guidance on documents required by operation.
Prior review of inventory and household goods details.
Coordination with packing, transport and delivery stages.
Follow-up on validations or inspections with commercial partners.
Operational support to reduce rework.
Integration with sea, air or ground routes.
Simple process
Five steps to arrive better prepared for customs
Documentation should move along with the operation, not as an isolated formality.
01
Review documents
We identify available documents and possible gaps according to the move.
02
Validate requirements
We review requirements with our commercial partners according to country, household goods, route and operation type.
03
Align stages
We align documents with packing, transport, port, airport or destination.
04
Support transit
We maintain communication with commercial partners during validations, inspections or requests.
05
Support delivery
We coordinate procedure updates with commercial partners to connect final delivery or the next logistics stage.
Differentiators
More preparation and less documentation uncertainty
Understandable requirements
You understand what is needed, what is missing and what may depend on the country.
Better preparation
Inventory, documents and data are reviewed before the shipment moves forward.
Fewer loose pieces
Customs connects with transport, storage, inspections and final delivery.
Import and export judgment
We review the case from the reality of origin, destination and household goods type.
Coverage
Customs advisory for moves from and to Colombia
We provide advisory and support with customs clearance through commercial partners for household goods imports and exports. Scope depends on country, operation type and available documents.
- International import and export moves.
- Family household goods, corporate moves and special cases.
- Coordination with ports, airports and ground transport.
- Support and follow-up with commercial partners during validations or inspections when applicable.
Frequently asked questions
Real questions about customs and international moving
Which documents are usually required? +
It depends on country and operation, but personal documents, inventory, shipment details, residency or relocation support and applicable forms are commonly reviewed.
How does an inspection work? +
It may vary according to the authority and route. We coordinate information with the commercial partners handling customs clearance to keep you informed about the operation.
What happens if documents are missing? +
We review what is missing, how to correct it and what impact it may have on timing. That is why document review before shipment movement matters.
How do you help during the process? +
We provide advisory, review inventory and documents, and support customs clearance through commercial partners. We coordinate information with the move and maintain communication during the process.
Do you work with household goods and diplomatic cases? +
Yes, we support household goods and special cases according to applicable requirements. Each operation is reviewed individually based on documents and country.
Next step
Let us review your documents before the shipment moves
Tell us origin, destination, household goods type and document status. We help you review what is missing before the shipment moves.