Yes, you can self-file your Importer Security Filing (ISF) without going through a customs broker, and many smaller importers are doing just that to save on fees.
ISF (aka “10+2”) must be submitted to CBP before your goods depart from the foreign port. If you’re the Importer of Record, you’re allowed to file it yourself via the ACE Secure Data Portal, but navigating that system can be confusing and time-consuming.
That’s why platforms like eezyimport exist. It’s designed specifically for importers who want to self-file ISFs and other customs forms without the broker markup. The system walks you through the process and submits your ISF directly to CBP, giving you full control and transparency.
With smart document scanning and a clean, step-by-step UI, it helps you file faster and more accurately, even if it’s your first time.
