Canada MAY 15
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Bryan,
You should only have to seal the load with a tag if you are "Triping" through Canada.
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You should only have to seal the load with a tag if you are "Triping" through Canada.
Lawrence,
Expediters Online.com
T.V. - Why do you think they call it programming?
No, YOU suck. - the mean people
"Americans are benevolently ignorant about Canada, while Canadians are malevolently well informed about the United States." - J. Bartlett Brebner
Te audire no possum. Musa sapientum fixa est in aure. - I can't hear you. I have a banana in my ear.
Become who you are. - Nietzsche
Whoever coined the phrase "Quiet as a mouse" has never stepped on one.
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>HI
>
>Anybody heard anything about us having to seal our vehicles
>with gov't seals?My understanding of this is its only for
>automotive loads.I checked the US Customs site but could not
>find any thing related to this.Is this just a rumor or is it
>a fact?
I don't know whether you are refering to in Canada or in the USA.
CANADA
If you are taking goods "in bond" either through Canada back to the USA or to an Inland Sufferance Warehouse; yes you must be sealed.
If your vehicle or load cannot be sealed you must present it Customs for their inspection and they will note that information on your manifest.
You can check the CBSA website and look at "D-3" for any Customs transportation regulations.
>
>Anybody heard anything about us having to seal our vehicles
>with gov't seals?My understanding of this is its only for
>automotive loads.I checked the US Customs site but could not
>find any thing related to this.Is this just a rumor or is it
>a fact?
I don't know whether you are refering to in Canada or in the USA.
CANADA
If you are taking goods "in bond" either through Canada back to the USA or to an Inland Sufferance Warehouse; yes you must be sealed.
If your vehicle or load cannot be sealed you must present it Customs for their inspection and they will note that information on your manifest.
You can check the CBSA website and look at "D-3" for any Customs transportation regulations.
ClassicOne
Expert Expediter
I spent some quailty internet time and came up with this on the US Customs site:http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/import/commercial_enforcement/ctpat/security_criteria/
It seems that to be CTPAT certified we as transporters HAVE to secure our loads and inform dispatch of the seal numbers. If for ANY reason the seal is changed, we will have to reseal and inform dispatch of reason and new numbers. This is to go into effect 60 days from March 15,2006. This is for ALL LOADS coming into the US.
It seems that to be CTPAT certified we as transporters HAVE to secure our loads and inform dispatch of the seal numbers. If for ANY reason the seal is changed, we will have to reseal and inform dispatch of reason and new numbers. This is to go into effect 60 days from March 15,2006. This is for ALL LOADS coming into the US.