Please send some info what a Canadian citizen have to do to clear us
Customs/immigration?
Any good links?
Thank you.

manolovs wrote:
Please send some info what a Canadian citizen have to do to clear us
Customs/immigration?
Any good links?
Thank you.


I don't think they'll let you in, if you can't use Google to come up the
required documentation/information you fail the "Are you smart enough to
be allowed in test"

Cheers
Marty

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
manolovs wrote:
Please send some info what a Canadian citizen have to do to clear us
Customs/immigration?
Any good links?
Thank you.


I don't think they'll let you in, if you can't use Google to come up the
required documentation/information you fail the "Are you smart enough to
be allowed in test"

Cheers
Marty

Not to mention that most Canadians are so fat they are generally considered
bulk freight and probably have to go through the freight system of checks
and balances.

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Gregory Hall

On Mon, 21 Apr 2008 22:18:11 -0700 (PDT), in message

manolovs wrote:

Please send some info what a Canadian citizen have to do to clear us
Customs/immigration?
Any good links?
Thank you.

It really depends on what and where. I have obtained the best
information about current conditions by phoning in advance to check
what the rules are today.

http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/toolbox/contacts/ports/

The web info can be confusing and out of date.

Generally, if you own the vessel and everybody on board is a Canadian
with a passport, then you can probably land without difficulty at any
port of entry.

Ryk

Gregory Hall wrote:
"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
manolovs wrote:
Please send some info what a Canadian citizen have to do to clear us
Customs/immigration?
Any good links?
Thank you.

I don't think they'll let you in, if you can't use Google to come up the
required documentation/information you fail the "Are you smart enough to
be allowed in test"

Cheers
Marty

Not to mention that most Canadians are so fat they are generally considered
bulk freight and probably have to go through the freight system of checks
and balances.

Now there's an insult, coming from the nation with greatest obesity
problem on the planet...


Cheers
Marty, pass the bacon..

Ryk wrote:
On Mon, 21 Apr 2008 22:18:11 -0700 (PDT), in message

manolovs wrote:

Please send some info what a Canadian citizen have to do to clear us
Customs/immigration?
Any good links?
Thank you.

It really depends on what and where. I have obtained the best
information about current conditions by phoning in advance to check
what the rules are today.

http://www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/toolbox/contacts/ports/

The web info can be confusing and out of date.

Generally, if you own the vessel and everybody on board is a Canadian
with a passport, then you can probably land without difficulty at any
port of entry.

Ryk


The biggest reason I was ragging him was that he was, apparently, to
lazy to provide a modicum of information; for instance, arriving by
boat, aircraft or parachuting in. How many people in the party, if more
than one, what are their nationalities. If on a vessel what are the
most recent port(s) of call: I'll bet that if he's coming from Havana,
there will be a few extra questions, if from Columbia perhaps a really
thorough examination/inspection.....

Cheers
Marty
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"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
manolovs wrote:
Please send some info what a Canadian citizen have to do to clear us
Customs/immigration?
Any good links?
Thank you.


I don't think they'll let you in, if you can't use Google to come up the
required documentation/information you fail the "Are you smart enough to
be allowed in test"

Cheers
Marty


Especially now that their money is worth more than ours... LOL

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Gregory Hall wrote:
"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
manolovs wrote:
Please send some info what a Canadian citizen have to do to clear us
Customs/immigration?
Any good links?
Thank you.

I don't think they'll let you in, if you can't use Google to come up the
required documentation/information you fail the "Are you smart enough to
be allowed in test"

Cheers
Marty

Not to mention that most Canadians are so fat they are generally
considered bulk freight and probably have to go through the freight
system of checks and balances.

Now there's an insult, coming from the nation with greatest obesity
problem on the planet...


I do NOT live in England!

--
Gregory Hall

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
The biggest reason I was ragging him was that he was, apparently, to lazy
to provide a modicum of information; for instance, arriving by boat,
aircraft or parachuting in. How many people in the party, if more than
one, what are their nationalities. If on a vessel what are the most
recent port(s) of call: I'll bet that if he's coming from Havana, there
will be a few extra questions, if from Columbia perhaps a really thorough
examination/inspection.....

Duh! You can assume he's arriving by private yacht or he wouldn't be posting
to rec.boats.cruising. And, since he's posting from Surrey, British Columbia
one can also assume he is a long ways from Port Everglades but to the north;
not to the south. If he arrives via Cuba or Columbia then he's an even worse
navigator than Capt. Skip but I find that hard to believe.

Also one can tell by his sentence structure and improper verb tense that's
he's a Canuck - i.e. speaks French and attempts English. As you can see the
poor dude really does need help. So, here is a link that even a Frog might
understand:

http://www.dhs.gov/xtrvlsec/

--
Gregory Hall

"Gregory Hall" wrote in message
...

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
The biggest reason I was ragging him was that he was, apparently, to lazy
to provide a modicum of information; for instance, arriving by boat,
aircraft or parachuting in. How many people in the party, if more than
one, what are their nationalities. If on a vessel what are the most
recent port(s) of call: I'll bet that if he's coming from Havana, there
will be a few extra questions, if from Columbia perhaps a really thorough
examination/inspection.....

Duh! You can assume he's arriving by private yacht or he wouldn't be
posting to rec.boats.cruising. And, since he's posting from Surrey,
British Columbia one can also assume he is a long ways from Port
Everglades but to the north; not to the south. If he arrives via Cuba or
Columbia then he's an even worse navigator than Capt. Skip but I find that
hard to believe.

Also one can tell by his sentence structure and improper verb tense that's
he's a Canuck - i.e. speaks French and attempts English. As you can see
the poor dude really does need help. So, here is a link that even a Frog
might understand:

http://www.dhs.gov/xtrvlsec/

--
Gregory Hall


We'll see how good your grammar is when Spanish is the official language of
the United States.
Besides, those Quebecors play pretty good hockey..eh? (Montreal defeats
Boston to advance to next playoff round)