CBP opens registration for October 2013 Customs Brokers License Examination

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection has announced 2013 Notice of Examination The exam will be held on Monday, October 7, 2013. Applications should be submitted online with required payment of $200.  To register visit the following link: http://1.usa.gov/164tYWh 

For more details on the exam, download the following Official Announcement Notice of Examination for October 2013 or visit CBP.gov for more information.

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We guarantee that you will pass. We tell you what to study, what to avoid studying, and help you develop your exam-taking skills through drills and intense, hands-on lessons. The online course is customized for you and includes personalized homework and tutoring. 

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