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10th April 2012 Glenroy Andrew Suit # 17, Golden Door Plaza Frederick Street, Port of Spain Trinidad & Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce Columbus Circle Westmoorings, Port of Spain. Attention: Mr. Andrew Sabga RE: MEETING HELD ON 2ND APRIL 2012 I thank you very much for the above mentioned meeting held between myself, Mr. Andrew Sabga President of Chamber and...
read moreTHE CUSTOMS BROKERS BOARD EXAMINATION ACT- 7 The Board shall by examination and such other means as it may think necessary satisfy itself as to the competence and fitness of any applicant. The above mentioned statement (Act – 7) is a broad base statement that one must not try to quantify on any person. Act 18 requires that regulations must be made to give effect to the provisions of this act...
read moreHow to become a Customs CLERK Through the Apprenticeship Scheme Act – 18 (b) The establishment and supervision of an apprenticeship scheme for the training of persons desirous of becoming Customs Clerks. PRIVATE SECTOR O.J.T “On the Job Training course” The board has established an apprenticeship scheme for persons desirous of becoming Customs Clerks in Regulations 15, 16, and 17 through an...
read moreACT – 9 Where the holder of a Customs Clerk’s licence applies to the Board for a Customs Broker’s licence the Board may on the written recommendation of the Customs Clerks’ and Customs Brokers’ Association and payment of the prescribed fee and the establishment of a personal bond in the sum of five thousand dollars issue to him a Customs Broker’s licence. To be able to understand the...
read moreAct – 18 (b) The establishment and supervision of an apprenticeship scheme for the training of persons desirous of becoming Customs Brokers. PRIVATE SECTOR O.J.T “On the Job Training course” The board has established an apprenticeship scheme for persons desirous of becoming Customs Brokers in Regulations 15, 16, and 17 through an On-the-Job Training course for three years as follows: Reg....
read moreBy: Mr. Glenroy Andrew 10th April 2012 The Customs Brokers Board has been given power in Act 18 to make regulations for giving effect to the provisions of the Customs Brokers and Customs Clerks Act chapter 78:03. The board’s mandate is to prescribe all things required to be prescribed and in particular such regulations may relate to – (a) The nature, scope and conduct of examinations...
read moreCustoms Brokers and Customs Clerks Act (CHAPTER 78:03) An Act relating to the qualifications and control of customs brokers and customs clerks. [28th January 1971] This Act may be cited as the Customs Brokers and Customs Clerks Act. In this Act— “Board” means the Customs Brokers’ Board established and constituted by section 3; “customs broker” means an independent person...
read moreTo all Customs Clerks: CUSTOMS CLERK WAKE UP!! CUSTOMS BROKERS ARE YOUR ENEMY – “THE SILENT CARTEL” IF YOU WANT TO OBTAIN A CUSTOMS BROKERS LICENCE YOU ARE REQUIRED TO MOVE ALL CUSTOMS BROKERS FROM YOUR EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATION BY THE BALLOT BOX VOTE THEM OUT ARISE.. TIME FOR...
read moreBy GLENROY ANDREW PROPOSAL TO SUPPLY EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE CUSTOMS SERVICES AND ALL RELATED ASPECTS. OVERVIEW I Glenroy Andrew managing Director of Wilbro Enterprises presently hold’s a Customs Clerk grade III License. I have been involved in this profession over 30 years. My main objective is to provide clients with the highest standard and quality customs services. I write this proposal...
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