Belongings exempt from customs fees
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Re: Belongings exempt from customs fees
When we arrived at Manchester Airport in June '96 we had over 20 pieces of luggage. The supervisor was called...fortunately the stickers the airline put on the luggage had been changed a week or so previously. He recognised that some of the luggage had been flown into the UK days before...so he waved all our luggage through.
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Re: Belongings exempt from customs fees
When we arrived at Manchester Airport in June '96 we had over 20 pieces of luggage. The supervisor was called...fortunately the stickers the airline put on the luggage had been changed a week or so previously. He recognised that some of the luggage had been flown into the UK days before...so he waved all our luggage through.
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Re: Belongings exempt from customs fees
Here's the Customs document on moving: http://www.cbp.gov/linkhandler/cgov/...ations/travel/ moving_goods.ctt/moving.doc
PS: frankR.. The DH says his family had a sidecar set up like that when he was a tot!
PS: frankR.. The DH says his family had a sidecar set up like that when he was a tot!
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Re: Belongings exempt from customs fees
Here's the Customs document on moving: http://www.cbp.gov/linkhandler/cgov/...ations/travel/ moving_goods.ctt/moving.doc
PS: frankR.. The DH says his family had a sidecar set up like that when he was a tot!
PS: frankR.. The DH says his family had a sidecar set up like that when he was a tot!
Reg. Frank R.
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