Hi,
So, I am in a unique situation with regards to my car.
I drove from US to Canada few months ago without exporting the car as I didnt knew that I have to do that.
After entering Canada, I went to Canada tire and they did all the tests after which I went to get ontario number plate after which they exchanged my US title with a canadian one. I also got my Ontario driving license.
Recently, I came to know about exporting the car from US as well.
I have my US license plates with me. So can I drive back to US and export the car? But just that I don't have the US title anymore? How do I rectify my situation?
Or is it that, now I don't have to do anything?
Any advice would be helpful.
Thanks
Not sure how CBSA allowed you to import Car in Canada as PR without exporting from USA. Looks like you are done with the entire process and you do not need to take any further actions.
Hi,
So, I am in a unique situation with regards to my car.
I drove from US to Canada few months ago without exporting the car as I didnt knew that I have to do that.
After entering Canada, I went to Canada tire and they did all the tests after which I went to get ontario number plate after which they exchanged my US title with a canadian one. I also got my Ontario driving license.
Recently, I came to know about exporting the car from US as well.
I have my US license plates with me. So can I drive back to US and export the car? But just that I don't have the US title anymore? How do I rectify my situation?
Or is it that, now I don't have to do anything?
Any advice would be helpful.
Thanks
You are done. Have a great life in Canada! It happened with me 20 years ago, but in opposite direction - I drove to US from Canada on TN visa, after a few months in US got my Ohio DL and register/plated my Canadian car in USA. No questions asked.
Just make sure that you notify the state you car has been registered that you moved out. If the state collects property taxes for car, then they may continue to charge with property taxes even after your registration expiry unless you explicitly cancel the registration by informing dmv.
Just make sure that you notify the state you car has been registered that you moved out. If the state collects property taxes for car, then they may continue to charge with property taxes even after your registration expiry unless you explicitly cancel the registration by informing dmv.
