Learn about Shipping Act enforcement. Get familiar with key FMC regulations to stay on top of your organization’s compliance.
Review the U.S. Shipping Act to learn about your obligations as an ocean common carrier or ocean freight forwarder.
“When am I acting as an NVOCC?” Get the answer to DPI’s No. 1 client question. Learn the basics of what it means to be an NVOCC in the U.S. ocean trade lanes.
Review DPI’s suggested Detention & Demurrage Policy – Pass-Through Rule for NVOCCs.
Comply with the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 2022’s detention and demurrage invoicing requirements.
Stay on top of compliance by learning what you must report to the FMC after your OTI License is granted.
Stay on top of compliance by learning what you must report to the FMC after your OTI License is granted.
Are you an overseas logistics provider based outside the US seeking to offer ocean freight services in the U.S. ocean trade lanes?
Learn about FMC Registration and the regulations that will apply to your operations.
In the U.S. ocean trades NVOCCs and Ocean Freight Forwarders (OFFs) based in the U.S. must obtain a license from the FMC. In order to obtain these licenses, entities must have a Qualifying Individual (QI). What is a Qualifying Individual (QI)?
What is an NVOCC Service Arrangement (NSA)? Learn about FMC’s NSA regulations and how this compliance tool can work for your organization.
