For Importers

Your oldest IEEPA entries have a route too

Phases 1 and 2 reached only entries that were unliquidated or liquidated within 80 days of filing. Entries from early-to-mid 2025 had usually liquidated well before then.

Since October 6, 2026, Phase 3 reaches finally liquidated entries through the Court of International Trade, and Tariff Refund Agency (TRA) handles the legal.

Clearview Unlimited Inc. is an Authorized Referral Partner, By Authority of Tariff Refund Agency (TRA).

Why Importers Choose TRA

Same importer, same duty, different route

CBP typically liquidates an entry roughly 314 days after it comes in. An April 2025 entry has usually finally liquidated. A December 2025 entry may not have liquidated at all.

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Already Filed? Congratulations

That is real money back. Entries that liquidated before your filing were not rejected; they were never in scope of Phases 1 and 2. A complimentary review shows where each entry stands.

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Nothing to Figure Out

TRA reviews your ACE entry data, prepares and audits every claim, and coordinates the filing with your licensed customs broker.

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Advance Funding on Qualified Claims

TRA's funding partners can advance up to 95% of the refund within 48-72 hours after claim validation and a signed funding agreement.* On Phase 3 claims, the advance also helps to pay the legal costs.

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Strictly Contingency

No upfront cost.

See where your entries stand

Start with a complimentary review of your entries. Strictly contingency: no upfront cost.

About the Tariff Refund Agency (TRA) services on this page

Tariff refund services are provided by Tariff Refund Agency (TRA), a private consulting firm that is not affiliated with any government agency. TRA's services are strictly contingency: no upfront cost. Refund eligibility depends on each entry's status, liquidation date and other factors; recovery amounts and timing are not guaranteed. *Advance funding is provided through TRA's funding partners on qualified claims only, subject to documentation, verification, underwriting and a signed funding agreement. A CAPE declaration may be submitted only by the importer of record or the licensed customs broker that filed the entries; TRA prepares claims and coordinates their submission. CBP figures change as CBP reports.