US Customs §1313 drawback recovers 99% of duties, taxes, and fees on imports that get exported, used to manufacture exports, or rejected as defective. 5-year filing window. Most importers never claim it.
Drawback (§1313) and IEEPA refunds run on the same chassis as customs validation, paperwork extraction, regulatory pre-arrival, and driver compliance. One Cruzar Ticket carries every module that fired on a shipment — Ed25519-signed, audit-ready. Drawback isn't a standalone tool; it's the export-side mirror of the import-side refund recovery you already trust.
Imported merchandise used in manufacturing an exported article. Same 10-digit HTSUS or approved accounting method.
Imported and substituted commercially-interchangeable merch used in producing exports. 8-digit HTSUS test post-TFTEA.
Imported merchandise re-exported in the same condition. Same 10-digit HTSUS.
Substituted unused commercially-interchangeable merchandise. 8-digit HTSUS test.
Defective, non-conforming, or shipped-without-consent imports returned within 5 years of import.
Tell us one import + one export. We classify the claim type per §1313, check the 5-year window, and tell you how much you can recover. No signup.
We compose the CBP Form 7551 drawback claim with proper §1313 designations: manufacturing direct ID, manufacturing substitution, unused merch direct ID, unused merch substitution, or rejected merchandise. Ed25519-signed.
Get accelerated payment privilege (~3 weeks vs ~12 months) by posting a drawback bond. We walk you through CBP's privilege application + bond placement.
Your licensed broker files the claim through ACE. We track the refund clock. We charge our fee on confirmed money — never on hope.