fn-expat

I did that years ago. The US INS/Customs checked the trailer, saw how stuffed it was and decided they couldn't be bothered to pull everything out, which saved me a lot of hassle. They will likely want to feel sure that you are not trying to enter the US to stay, so I recommend that you have everything to support your intention. For example if you are moving to a job, have the employment-offer letter with you; moving to join someone else, have documentation of name and address, etc. If you have no evidence of your intention to travel through and out of the US, that's when problems may arise up to and including being barred from the US, depending on the mood at the border, and whether they have turned enough people back that week or month.

Mike Gas

What are you talking about tenants rights