The section below is a web page from CBP’s website.
It provides information and details regarding the ports of entry
throughout the United States.
Included in the details provided by CBP is a
list of states and possessions of the
U.S. Clicking on a particular
jurisdiction will link you to CBP’s list
of ports of entry for that area.
Clicking on a particular port will lead to a page that provides
CBP detailed information, such as the
Port Code, Location Address, Mailing Address, General Phone number, General Fax
number, Hours of Operation, Additional Phone and Fax numbers such as for CBP
Entry and Inspections offices.
That page also provides links to other import related information, such as a
list of Custom House Brokers in the
area. (e.g., Brokers :View
List)
CBP
Links
Locate a Port Of Entry
- Air, Land, or Sea
Ports
of entry are responsible for daily port specific operations. There are 327
official ports of entry in the United States and 15 Preclearance offices in
Canada and the Caribbean. Port personnel are the face at the border for most
cargo and visitors entering the United States. Here CBP enforces the import and
export laws and regulations of the U.S. federal government and conducts
immigration policy and programs. Ports also perform agriculture inspections to
protect the USA from potential carriers of animal and plant pests or diseases
that could cause serious damage to America's crops, livestock, pets, and the
environment.
CBP
Passenger Service Manager Listing
- 01/23/2009
PSMs are the
primary point of contact to address concerns or comments about the inspections
process of international travelers.
Guidelines
for Ferry Operations - Interim Design Guidelines for CBP Seaport
Passenger Processing Facilities (Cruise Terminals, Ferry, Seaplane, and Private
Craft Facilities)
List of 8
CFR Vessel and Land Ports for Alien Entry and 8 CFR Ports of Entry for Aliens
Arriving by Aircraft
- This list
contains class designations published in the United States Code, Title 8, Aliens
and Nationality. Landing rights ports of entry enforce U. S. agricultural,
immigration and customs laws.