US Customs Broker Canada to Michigan
- Thread starter GregM
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Big Dave
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Greg I don't think you need a broker unless you are bringing it back commercially, the best thing to do is to call US customs and ask what the requirements are. If its like a car you will need to give 72 hrs notice so they can do a title search, then pay your taxes and you should be good to go.
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Westie
Active Member
- Oct 16, 2008
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- Boat Info
- 2001 260 Sundancer towed with the power of an IFORCE V8
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- 7.4 L Bravo III
A little more complicated than going the other way but seems pretty simple.
https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/1184/~/importing-a-boat-for-personal-use-into-the-u.s.
https://help.cbp.gov/app/answers/detail/a_id/1184/~/importing-a-boat-for-personal-use-into-the-u.s.
northern
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- Jan 17, 2007
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- 380 Aft Cabin 1989 Charts Timezero radar Furuno
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- Twin 454 strait shaft
Under NAFTA if items are made in US, Canada or Mexico there should be no duty on them. You pay the sales tax into the area you are bringing the item.
A visit to a custom office before you bring it into the US might be the easiest way to find out what you require.
A visit to a custom office before you bring it into the US might be the easiest way to find out what you require.
Steve36
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Speak to Nick at Needhams marine (in Sarnia). He can help.