US Customs Port Information

Address:
US Customs Office
International Bridge Intersection of Spur 239 & Qualia Dr.
Del Rio, 78840
Phone: 830-703-2012    Fax: 830-703-2018

Hazmat Information

Hazmat Port of Entry: International Bridge
Contact(s):
Phone: 830-703-2012    Fax: 830-703-2018
Hours of Operation: Twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week.

Latest Wait Time Reported at International Bridge

Instructions for Transporters of Hazardous Waste:


1. The Del Rio customs yard does not have the facilities for transferring waste, and therefore shipments entering the US at this port must be delivered directly to a broker's warehouse, transfer facility or to TSD facilities. Therefore, all drivers and vehicles entering the US at Del Rio must meet all applicable state and federal standards.
2. Initial entry packets for shipments containing hazardous waste must be submitted to the Del Rio Customs Office (see above) a minimum of 24 hours in advance. This is necessary to allow sufficient time for proper document review, commodity analysis, and arrival/examination scheduling. HAZMAT shipments arriving without prior 24 hours notification will be returned to Mexico.
3. All waste containers must be properly labeled.
4. Drivers and vehicles must meet certain requirements and qualifications.
5. All hazardous waste shipments must enter the US from the bridge(s) shown above. When reaching the booth, hand the manifest (CF-7533) to the Primary Officer. Note: Line release (BRASS) is prohibited for hazardous waste entries.
6. The Primary Officer will direct the driver.
7. The Del Rio Customs Office (see above) will review the paperwork and inspect the load.
8. Sample of HAZMAT shipments may be coordinated at the importer’s premises and at the importer or shipper’s expense.
9. Upon approval, the transporter may proceed to the broker's facility (see list of registered brokers).

Instructions for Transporters-Hazardous Material:


1. Initial entry packets for shipments containing hazardous materials must be submitted to the Del Rio Customs Office (see above) a minimum of 24 hours in advance. This is necessary to allow sufficient time for proper document review, commodity analysis, and arrival/examination scheduling. HAZMAT shipments arriving without prior 24 hours notification will be returned to Mexico.
2. All hazardous material containers must be properly labeled.
3. Drivers and vehicles must meet certain requirements and qualifications.
4. At Del Rio, all hazardous materials shipments must enter the US from the entry point shown above. When reaching the booth, hand the manifest (CF-7533) to the Primary Officer.
5. The Primary Officer will direct the driver.
6. The Customs Office (see above), will review the paperwork and inspect the load.
7. Sample of HAZMAT shipments may be coordinated at the importer’s premises and at the importer or shipper’s expense.
8. Upon approval, the transporter may proceed to the broker's facility (see list of registered brokers).

Instructions for Transporters-Exporting Hazardous Material/Waste to Mexico
Before an export occurs, the basic requirements as outlined below must be followed:

• Comply with 40 CFR 262; (Section 3017, RCRA)
• Comply with 40 CFR 262.53
• Paperwork submitted to Customs 24 hours prior to export