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How can I confirm a shipment is in fact in New York

Answered 2 years and 2 months ago by attorney Paul Croushore   |   1 Answer
You should hire an attorney to contact the customs offices in each nation directly to confirm the supposed customs duties have been paid.  Some years ago I had a client who bought a shipload of cocoa from Ghana.  He flew to Amsterdam to meet the ship, but it had been double-sold, and he was prosecuted for committing fraud, even though he was the victim.  He shopped around for the cheapest lawyer he could find; my boss gave him a quote, but he hired two lawyers for less than we would have charged.  He was convicted of criminal fraud.  In post-conviction motions he then hired us, and we proved that he was the victim, resulting in the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals vacating his conviction. But in the meantime he was locked up in jail for a year because he believed the wrong people and hired the wrong lawyer. ... Read More
You should hire an attorney to contact the customs offices in each nation directly to confirm the supposed customs duties have been paid.  Some... Read More

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