Pass rates run 12–30%. The exam itself is public record.

Yes — every question is reproduced from an exam CBP itself published, and every answer comes from CBP's published answer key. We write none of it. What is missing is worth knowing: CBP voided 10 questions on appeal, so we drop them rather than teach them; 66 more we cannot reproduce faithfully from CBP's PDFs, mostly practical exercises whose invoices and entry summaries are images rather than text; and 23 we have deliberately pulled after reading them against CBP's own key — some where the key contradicts the printed options, some answerable only from an exhibit we do not hold. A question you cannot possibly answer does not just annoy you, it corrupts the readiness score. That leaves 1,261 of roughly 1,360 published since 2018.

Because the test is really about finding the right provision in the HTSUS and 19 CFR under time pressure — about 3 minutes per question. Practising real questions against the real citations is how that lookup speed is built.

No. CBLE Simulator is independent study material. The underlying exams and keys are U.S. government works in the public domain (17 U.S.C. §105).

Checkout opens ahead of the October 2026 sitting. Join the list on the Pricing page and launch pricing is locked in for your email — until then the sample, the diagnostic and the full April 2018 mock are open.