If your business paid import tariffs under IEEPA, you may be sitting on a recoverable refund — but the filing windows are strict and the process runs through CBP's ACE system, not a form you fill out once and forget. This program handles the review, the compliance work, and the filing, and gives you one dedicated point of contact from intake through refund — not a call-center handoff.
No upfront fees, no obligation — the eligibility check costs you nothing to find out
Compliance-first review with audit-ready documentation on every claim
A dedicated success manager, not a rotating support queue
Advance funding available — access working capital against a filed claim instead of waiting on CBP's timeline
Doesn't interfere with your existing customs broker relationship
For example, some importers have described potential recoveries in the tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars — actual amounts are case-by-case and determined by the program provider based on your import history; results are never guaranteed.
Step 1 — Intake
A 5-minute form covering importer of record, broker, and rough import volume. No obligation.
Step 2 — Review
ACE entry data is organized and a compliance review is run on every claim.
Step 3 — File
Audit-ready IEEPA filings are prepared and submitted within the correct protest/PSC window.
Along the way
Qualified importers can access advance funding against the filed claim rather than waiting on CBP.
Good to know: the standard CBP protest window is 180 days from the date of liquidation — the earlier you start intake, the more options you keep open.
Referred by SYMPATICO Advisory Group | Jeremy Elmore — [email protected] — (832) 474-3185
REQUIRED DISCLOSURE — DO NOT REMOVE: Jeremy Elmore / SYMPATICO Advisory Group is an independent referral partner for the tariff refund recovery program described above and receives compensation for qualified referrals. Jeremy is not an employee, agent, or representative of the program provider. All eligibility determinations, applications, filings, refund calculations, and funding decisions are made solely by the program provider, who is not CBP, U.S. Customs, or a government agency, and does not provide legal advice. Results are not guaranteed. Figures referenced on this page are illustrative examples only.