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Aug 1st, 2010, 01:40 PM
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Moving to US ---will be crossing border with a rental truck and my furniture---what custom forms do I need to fill before getting to the US border and what will pass and what will not pass duty free...
Aug 2nd, 2010, 07:10 AM
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Yes, but it's related to traveling to the US. If anything it should have been posted on the US forum.
However, this isn't the "which is your favourite <blank>" type of question and really should be answered by official government sources.
However, this isn't the "which is your favourite <blank>" type of question and really should be answered by official government sources.
Aug 2nd, 2010, 11:02 AM
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It's related to travelling to the US FROM Canada ( Quebec in particular.) The OP is simply asking other Canadians for help while travelling across the border. I don't know why you have such a big problem with that, Shelli. I feel bad for this OP. It seems you have driven her away. I hope she has found the info she was seeking.
In the past, people have posted here about moving to Toronto, about Immigration issues, about airline restrictions, about a million things that could have been "answered by official government sources." Nobody has ever been as rude as you have been to barbefe47, the OP.
In the past, people have posted here about moving to Toronto, about Immigration issues, about airline restrictions, about a million things that could have been "answered by official government sources." Nobody has ever been as rude as you have been to barbefe47, the OP.
Aug 2nd, 2010, 01:12 PM
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My intention was not to be rude but to point the OP to the best resource to answer his/her questions.
I don't have a problem with the OPs question, but this forum is mainly about tourist travel. Many of us are quite familiar with airline baggage restrictions etc. and can be helpful in those situations. However, most of us are not likely to be familiar with the regulations for moving for moving to the US (you've admitted you can't). It doesn't matter if a person is moving from Quebec, Ontario or any other Canadian province or territory. The fact is that the OP is going to have to deal with US customs when moving and that is who I suggested he/she contact.
I also don't think that I've "driven away" the OP since the question was only posted yesterday.
I don't have a problem with the OPs question, but this forum is mainly about tourist travel. Many of us are quite familiar with airline baggage restrictions etc. and can be helpful in those situations. However, most of us are not likely to be familiar with the regulations for moving for moving to the US (you've admitted you can't). It doesn't matter if a person is moving from Quebec, Ontario or any other Canadian province or territory. The fact is that the OP is going to have to deal with US customs when moving and that is who I suggested he/she contact.
I also don't think that I've "driven away" the OP since the question was only posted yesterday.
Aug 2nd, 2010, 02:33 PM
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Shelli --thanks for guiding me in the right direction---as first timer on this route I took the wrong entrance---I hope that you will always be on the right road---you d'ont seem to be the type of person who makes mistakes or thinks that she does
\P>S> Hope to never meet you on the wrong side of the road.....
\P>S> Hope to never meet you on the wrong side of the road.....
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