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[dlmt]

Okay, we are going to Buffalo tomorrow to get the passport visa. Just found out that it's a 72hr notice to bring my husband's truck into Canada. :'(

My question is this. His truck is already here, it has US plates on it. If we put it on goods to follow is that okay? It's already here, just not registered here.

Really needing some help here, not sure what to do and don't want to screw anything up. What to do, what to do.

Thanks....waiting for your answers.....

 

[patiently_waiting]

Re: HELP WITH THIS QUESTION PLEASEEEEEEEE

I am so excited for your big day tomorrow!! Check this website I googled for you The fees involved in addition to the forms you need are all right here.

Export
http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/trade/basic_trade/export_docs/motor_vehicle.xml

Import
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/pub/bsf5048-eng.html

 

[dlmt]

Re: HELP WITH THIS QUESTION PLEASEEEEEEEE

I am so excited for your big day tomorrow!! Check this website I googled for you The fees involved in addition to the forms you need are all right here.

Export
http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/trade/basic_trade/export_docs/motor_vehicle.xml

Import
http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/publications/pub/bsf5048-eng.html

Can I bring the truck in at a later time...I'm so overwhelmed with this now - all the plans are changing - I don't think that I have time to do the paperwork - I don't understand the the websites....can we put it on goods to follow???

 

[Kess]

Re: HELP WITH THIS QUESTION PLEASEEEEEEEE

Yes you can put your truck on the goods to follow list. Make sure you note down make, model, VIN, etc. I believe you should be able to drive the truck across the border and export/import it later (hopefully someone can confirm if they've done that). That's what we are depending on since my husband's car is in Canada right now (with US insurance). You won't be able to register or insure it in Canada until the export/import is done.

 

[dlmt]

Re: HELP WITH THIS QUESTION PLEASEEEEEEEE

Yes you can put your truck on the goods to follow list. Make sure you note down make, model, VIN, etc. I believe you should be able to drive the truck across the border and export/import it later (hopefully someone can confirm if they've done that). That's what we are depending on since my husband's car is in Canada right now (with US insurance). You won't be able to register or insure it in Canada until the export/import is done.

Thank you Kess. We are going to take our chances and see if we can get it through tomorrow - if not it will have to go on our "goods to follow" list.