Tiana & Co. Seller Compliance

For marketplace sellers and small importers selling in the United States.

Ask in your own words which US safety certificate or import paperwork a product needs: a Children's Product Certificate (CPC) or a General Certificate of Conformity (GCC), FCC authorization for electronics, or FDA's import steps for food and supplements (facility registration, prior notice, FSVP), cosmetics, drugs and medical devices. Ask what Amazon, Walmart, TikTok Shop, Etsy, stores or your own website will ask for it, whether a supplier is on a US forced-labor or sanctions list (the UFLPA Entity List, CBP withhold release orders, the OFAC lists and the Consolidated Screening List), and what changed in seller rules this week. Ask what a hold means for a shipment held by US customs: from the seller's answers to up to three questions about the notice, the hold type, the response deadline or where to find it on the notice, and the documents usually needed, each cited. Every answer names its government or marketplace source, the date it was read, and a link to the free check on tiana-co.com. The supplier check reads the name as typed and is not a record.

It does not classify goods, give duty rates, give legal advice, or prepare or file anything for customs: a licensed customs broker files the entry. It covers the United States only. It never reads documents, never takes payment, and asks for no account. It never reads a customs notice itself, and it does not write, argue or file a response to CBP.