Follow the steps to accurately complete the declaration form.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form electronically and open it for editing.
2. Begin with Part I by entering the importer's name, date of birth, and date of arrival in the U.S. Make sure the dates are accurate and correspond to the actual arrival.
3. Provide the U.S. address of the importer. This must be either a permanent address or an alternative address through which they can be contacted.
4. Indicate the U.S. port of arrival where the importer was received and document the transportation details including the name and number of the arriving vessel, carrier, or flight.
5. List the household members who accompanied the importer. Be sure to note their full names and relationships to the importer.
6. In the section regarding the articles for which free entry is claimed, provide the required details, including the date of arrival of the shipment, name of carrier, origin of shipment, and container details.
7. Complete Part II by indicating your residency status. Specify if you are entering the U.S. to establish permanent residence or if you are returning.
8. If applicable, input statements of eligibility for free entry of articles in the corresponding section, marking all relevant items.
9. For U.S. personnel and evacuees, complete Part III, ensuring to attach any necessary travel orders and noticing the details of the last departure from the U.S.
10. Proceed to Part IV and check off all applicable items regarding the articles being imported. Provide a detailed list of goods being declared.
11. Fill out the Carrier's Certificate and Release Order section in Part V if you have engaged a moving or freight company.
12. Finally, complete the certification in Part VI, ensuring that the declaration is accurate. The authorized agent or importer should sign and date the form.
13. Once all sections are completed, save your changes, and you can download, print, or share the form as needed.

Complete your CBP Form 3299 online today for a seamless entry of your articles into the United States.