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cicero819 · 07-06-2012, 03:43 PM

Jim and anyone thinking of crossing into Canada with a race car, I was informed by a very friendly Border Services agent(on the phone they're always nice) that you must have your proof of ownership(which can be bill of sale notarize preferded but not obligated) or your DMV ownership of the vehicle. I was told that you don't have to do an inventory anymore, if you bring booze across just make sure to have it in the trailer with the seal opened(this way they know it's for your own consumption) here's the number Canadian Border Services 1-800-461-9995 Here in Canada we have a form to get back in Canada #a347 that we pick up before we cross, to help us get back in with the least amount of trouble maybe the U.S has something similar, maybe someone on here can help. I hope his helps to make this an unevenfull week-end for you but nothing can help being prepared for an over zealous Border and Revenue Agent trying to make a name for himself. Seems they're always waiting for me thinking I'm bringing in a ton of cocaine across.Looking forward to seeing all of our cousins . Claude Ruel

07-06-2012, 03:43 PM	#29
cicero819 VIP Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Aylmer Quebec, Canada Posts: 1,087 Likes: 31 Liked 69 Times in 30 Posts	Re: Napierville National Open 10K Stk/SS Jim and anyone thinking of crossing into Canada with a race car, I was informed by a very friendly Border Services agent(on the phone they're always nice) that you must have your proof of ownership(which can be bill of sale notarize preferded but not obligated) or your DMV ownership of the vehicle. I was told that you don't have to do an inventory anymore, if you bring booze across just make sure to have it in the trailer with the seal opened(this way they know it's for your own consumption) here's the number Canadian Border Services 1-800-461-9995 Here in Canada we have a form to get back in Canada #a347 that we pick up before we cross, to help us get back in with the least amount of trouble maybe the U.S has something similar, maybe someone on here can help. I hope his helps to make this an unevenfull week-end for you but nothing can help being prepared for an over zealous Border and Revenue Agent trying to make a name for himself. Seems they're always waiting for me thinking I'm bringing in a ton of cocaine across.Looking forward to seeing all of our cousins . Claude Ruel Last edited by cicero819; 07-09-2012 at 07:22 AM.