Trade compliance refers to the process of ensuring that all legislative, regulatory, and other requirements related to the import and export of commercial shipments are fully met.
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Become a CTCS
To become a CTCS, an individual must:
- have at least 3 years of experience in a trade compliance environment, or be a current CCS designate who completed the Certified Customs Specialist (CCS) course with a minimum score of 70%, and
- successfully complete the CTCS program of study.
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Maintenance of CTCS Designation
Certified Trade Compliance Specialists (CTCS) must uphold their designation by engaging in and documenting professional development activities over a three-year cycle, along with paying an annual fee. This process ensures that CTCS professionals remain current with evolving trade policies, administrative programs, and the dynamic landscape of trade compliance.
Benefits of holding a CTCS designation
Questions and Comments
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