Susan

Can anyone tell me what forms are required (besides Passport, Visa and sealed
Envelope) at the POE. I am driving from Ontario to USA in a U-Haul. And where I could
print the forms I might need from??

Thanks Susan

Rete

YOu will need the custom's forms for your belongings in the U-haul. If you can't get your hands on them before you cross, then you can fill them out at the POE. Make a list of everything you are taking with you. In the boxes it is suggested that you label the boxes by number and on a sheet of paper list what is in each numbered box. Make a duplicate to give custom's.

Tip: You might be able to get the custom's forms at your airport or a moving company.

If you are on medication, also have a refill done before you leave Canada. This goes for your birth control pills as well. Will save you a trip and the expense of seeing a doctor for a prescription.

Bring a carton of your favorite foods/snacks/beverages (non- alcoholic) so you have a supply while you are settline in and getting use to life and food stuffs down here.

If you can have your doctor give you a printout of your records that would be good as well. Saves having to remember what you had and when you had it.

Rete

Moretakitty

Don't go through Detroit. I know myself and 2 others who were denied entry with all
paperwork attached.

Moretakitty

"Susan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
    > Can anyone tell me what forms are required (besides Passport, Visa and sealed
    > Envelope) at the POE. I am driving from Ontario to USA in a
U-Haul.
    > And where I could print the forms I might need from??
    >
    > Thanks Susan

Susan

Why were you denied? What did you do? I'm not going through detroit, i'm crossing at
Port Hope.

Susan

"Moretakitty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Don't go through Detroit. I know myself and 2 others who were denied entry with all
    > paperwork attached.
    >
    > Moretakitty
    >
    > "Susan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Can anyone tell me what forms are required (besides Passport, Visa and sealed
    > > Envelope) at the POE. I am driving from Ontario to USA in a
    > U-Haul.
    > > And where I could print the forms I might need from??
    > >
    > > Thanks Susan
    > >
    >

Cmagill

I crossed two years ago. I needed no forms other than what you listed. They never
even looked in my vehicle.

Jill(crossed in BC)


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Black Powder Sh

Port Hope.... Now if that isn't the neatest name for a Port of Entry...

I wish you and your future husband all the best of Hope, Faith and Charity...

Jim

"Susan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Why were you denied? What did you do? I'm not going through detroit, i'm crossing
    > at Port Hope.
    >
    > Susan
    >
    > "Moretakitty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Don't go through Detroit. I know myself and 2 others who were denied entry with
    > > all paperwork attached.
    > >
    > > Moretakitty
    > >
    > > "Susan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > > news:[email protected]...
    > > > Can anyone tell me what forms are required (besides Passport, Visa and sealed
    > > > Envelope) at the POE. I am driving from Ontario to USA in a
    > > U-Haul.
    > > > And where I could print the forms I might need from??
    > > >
    > > > Thanks Susan
    > > >
    > > >
    > >
    >

Rete

A car with belongings in it is very different than a U-haul. My husband had to present them with paperwork and a list for the goods in his car and had to do the same with the moving company.

Better to be prepared than to have to hold up your progress by not being adequately prepared.

Rita

Franko

How long did the whole ordeal of crossing the boarder take? Just curious cause I'm
wondering how much time it will eat up in my schedule
    .

"cmagill" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I crossed two years ago. I needed no forms other than what you listed.
They
    > never even looked in my vehicle.
    >
    > Jill(crossed in BC)
    >
    >
    >
    >

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Cmagill

It took 1/2 hour including the phone call to the embassy( they had wrote down the
wrong a # on my visa). I had to wait about 10 minutes while they changed shifts. I
got there at about 8am.

Jill


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Cmagill

I am only stating my experience. I had the list of contents of my vehicle( a large
van) but was never asked for it. There are no forms needed for that. I had pets and
told them so, they also never asked to see any paperwork from the vet.

Jill


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Moretakitty

Didn't do a thing, hence the fact that I have been hapinly married and living with my
husband in the US now for a little over a year He just felt that we were crossing
too late and decided that my paystub and work badge were not enough at the time to
prove that I did have a US income. So he told me he has no way to prove I would not
be a drain on the US. We then followed up with talking to several US senators in my
husbands areas and a letter to INS, and here I am today

    >^,,^<

"Susan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Why were you denied? What did you do? I'm not going through detroit, i'm crossing
    > at Port Hope.
    >
    > Susan
    >
    > "Moretakitty" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    > > Don't go through Detroit. I know myself and 2 others who were denied entry with
    > > all paperwork attached.
    > >
    > > Moretakitty
    > >
    > > "Susan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > > news:[email protected]...
    > > > Can anyone tell me what forms are required (besides Passport, Visa and sealed
    > > > Envelope) at the POE. I am driving from Ontario to USA in a
    > > U-Haul.
    > > > And where I could print the forms I might need from??
    > > >
    > > > Thanks Susan
    > > >
    > > >
    > >
    >

Susan

omg...duh....yes that is what I meant, I guess all this packing is making me lose my
mind. Aye yi yi, I have no idea where I even got Port Hope from. Oh well, the whole
border crossing thing will be over and done with soon enough with any luck.!!

"AAngiela" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Don't you mean Pt. Huron?

Mrs Blackross

if memory serves, Port Hope is just down a bit from Port Huron..either way, I have
crossed that bridge several times a few years ago on trips to Chicago...the border
guys were fairly nice. If ya want a REALLY no-hassle bridge to drive over, the
Queenston-Lewiston bridge in Niagara Falls is a breeze

"Susan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > omg...duh....yes that is what I meant, I guess all this packing is making
me
    > lose my mind. Aye yi yi, I have no idea where I even got Port Hope from. Oh
    > well, the whole border crossing thing will be over and done with soon enough
    > with any luck.!!
    >
    >
    > "AAngiela" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > > Don't you mean Pt. Huron?

Susan

No, Michigan is just the beginning of my trip, my destination is Seattle,
Washington. )

Good luck with your approval.!!!

"AAngiela" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Hehe....kinda funny imagining a U-haul floating into Port Hope. I have
gone
    > through the US-Canadian border many times through Pt. Huron, and they have
been
    > nothing but nice. Of course I am a USC and I usually only go to Canada on
day
    > or weekend trips. I can't wait to go to the theatre festival again in Stratford.
    > Are you going to be living in Michigan, and if so, where?
    >
    > Good luck! We are still waiting for our approval from NSC (1st NOA Feb
1).
    >
    > Angie

Shelley

My husband drove across at Emerson MB/Pembina ND. He had a rented Ryder truck. All he
took was a list of all his belongings - they never looked in the truck, just looked
over the list, inspected his other paperwork and sent him on his way. Took about 30
minutes. Take Care. Shelley

"cmagill" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I am only stating my experience. I had the list of contents of my
vehicle( a
    > large van) but was never asked for it. There are no forms needed for that.
I
    > had pets and told them so, they also never asked to see any paperwork from the vet.
    >
    > Jill
    >
    >
    >
    >

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