And Cuban Cigars can't be part of your duty free stuff. Though any cigar
without a band has to be from Honduras, right?
-----Original Message-----
From: Mitchell, Doug (D.B.) [mailto:dmitchel@ford.com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 6:47 AM
To: 'spitfiresuz@141.com'; fot@autox.team.net
Cc: skahler@ibsa.com
Subject: RE: Mosport Trip info
Good points all, although I think that the limit is now $800 rather than
$400. For further info, see:
http://www.customs.gov/xp/cgov/travel/vacation/know_brochure/dutyfree_exem
ption.xml
Also,I believe two pieces of ID is not required to enter Canada, but
rather to return to the US. As far as what qualifies, as Susan says, one
has to be a photo ID, which can be a drivers license, or a state issued
photo ID. The other has to be either a passport, a certified copy of their
birth certificate or baptismal record. For those who are not US born,
carry their Certificate of Citizenship or Naturalization.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: spitfiresuz@141.com [mailto:spitfiresuz@141.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2003 9:01 AM
> To: fot@autox.team.net
> Cc: skahler@ibsa.com
> Subject: Mosport Trip info
>
>
> Good morning!
>
> Just a few tips from someone who used to live in Canada, eh:
>
> 1. Canada does not require a passport, but does require two
> forms of ID
> for proof of citizenship. At least one of them needs to be a
> photo ID. It
> is good to bring your passport for the second document. A
> driver's license
> or S.S. card is not considered proof of citzenship but does
> count as one of
> the ID's. A certified copy of your birth certificate is good, too.
>
> 2. Be sure to check on your vehicle insurance to make sure
> you are covered
> in Canada and get a card from your agent to carry with you.
> An American
> driver's license is legal in Canada.
>
> 3. You can bring back up to $400 of goods purchased in
> Canada duty-free
> (if you have been in Canada over 48 hours), but must pay a
> duty on amounts
> over that (I believe it is 10% on the next $1000).
>
> 4. Make sure that your medical insurance policy covers you
> in Canada. Also
> note: The Social Security Medicare Program does not provide
> for payment of
> hospital or medical services outside the United States.
>
> 5. Be sure prescription medication is in original, labeled
> containers and
> that you have something showing you have a medical reason to
> have syringes.
>
> 6. Radar detectors are illegal in Ontario!
>
> Here is a good site for more complete information about
> traveling into and
> out of Canada, plus important contacts:
> http://travel.state.gov/tips_canada.html
>
> Happy traveling, and see you at Mosport!
>
> Keep Triumphing,
> Susan :)
>
> #42 FP Spitfire Tristan (bring your sunglasses!)
>
>
>
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