About the Webinar
Customs brokers have just a few months – until Jan. 31, 2027 – to complete 20 hours of continuing education for the 2027 triennial reporting period.
Brokers can earn CE credits for a variety of accredited training or educational activities, whether in-person or online, including seminars, webinars, workshops, self-guided activities, port tours, trade days sponsored by local trade associations, and conventions.
If you’re a broker who hasn’t met the 20-hour standard yet, STR offers a number of accredited webinars to help you get there on time. STR is also a CBP-approved accreditor that can help your organization get your own educational opportunities accredited for brokers seeking CE credits.
Join us for this unique discussion on both individual broker CE standards and the requirements for accrediting educational opportunities.
Speaker
ANDREA K. JEGLUM is an associate with Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A., located in the Boston area. She concentrates her practice on customs compliance matters including tariff classification, country of origin, valuation, trade agreements, foreign-trade zones, and duty reduction programs. She also helps clients meet U.S. requirements concerning trade in biopharma, agro-chemicals, and animal products, including endangered species, as well as export filings and enforcement measures.
Key Topics
- Licensed Customs Broker continuing education requirements
- Documentation requirements for Continuing Education credits
- Accreditation requirements for education providers