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Immigration Forum / Canada / February 2007Driving U.S. Registered Vehicle
My boss has a valid Canadian driver's license and our US Corporation is the owner of a motor vehicle he wishes to drive in Canada. We recognize that he cannot bring the vehicle over the border, but we have a US resident who will. Can he legally drive with his current valid Canadian driver's license, the U. S. registered vehicle while the vehicle is in Canada? Hi > My boss has a valid Canadian driver's license and our US Corporation is > the [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > U. > S. registered vehicle while the vehicle is in Canada? No.. unless he wants CBSA to seize it. PMM > Hi > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > PMM dare to site the Law ? please Hi >> Hi >> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > dare to site the Law ? please Read: http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/E/pub/cm/d2-4-1/d2-4-1-e.pdf PMM Thanks - the importation laws are very clear, but the U.S. Vehicle that will be driven by a Canadian Resident with a Canadian Driver's license will NOT be imported but driven for a period of time for both leisure and business use in Canada and then the vehicle will be returned to the U.S. We seem to be caught between importation rules and legalities of driving the vehicle ... Any help here ??? >Hi > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > >PMM Hi > Thanks - the importation laws are very clear, but the U.S. Vehicle that > will [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> >>PMM It can't be driven point to point or for leisure in Canada. from the link: " 4. Under no circumstances are conveyances admissible under these Regulations for touring purposes or for other leisure activities in Canada, nor is any local use permitted (e.g., point to point movement in Canada). PMM >Thanks - the importation laws are very clear, but the U.S. Vehicle that will >be driven by a Canadian Resident with a Canadian Driver's license will NOT be >imported but driven for a period of time for both leisure and business use in >Canada and then the vehicle will be returned to the U.S. >We seem to be caught between importation rules and legalities of driving the >vehicle ... >Any help here ??? It seems pretty clear to me.. the document says you can bring the vehicle into Canada to drop-off a person or their belongings, and then the vehicle must return to the US. You're not allowed to drive the vehicle within Canada at all (for any purpose). In order to be able to drive the vehicle up here I'm almost certain it would have to be legally imported and registered in Canada, regardless how long it's going to be used. Regards, Chris Thanks - we agree and that's how we read it, but we were getting conflicting information. Diane >>Thanks - the importation laws are very clear, but the U.S. Vehicle that will >>be driven by a Canadian Resident with a Canadian Driver's license will NOT be [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >Regards, >Chris |
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