CBP 'Finalizing' Selection of 5 Customs Broker Continuing Ed Accreditors
CBP is “finalizing the selection” of five accreditors for customs broker continuing education, it said in a document released ahead of the June 26 meeting of the Customs Commercial Operations Advisory Committee. “Once the accreditor agreements are signed, CBP will work with selected accreditors to finalize implementation of the continuing education program, including development of accreditor standard operating procedures, policies, communications plans, and a program compliance date,” the agency said.
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CBP will “in the coming months” publish its planned notice in the Federal Register announcing the accreditors and their contact information, as well as the number of credit hours brokers will have to submit in their 2027 triennial reports and the date that brokers can start earning continuing education credits for the 2024-2027 reporting period.