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Customs Information for All Arriving Vessels
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US Coast Guard Informational Material
Customs Information for All Arriving Vessels
Canadian Vessels Arriving in US
1. Call Us Customs Service
in Houlton, Maine (207) 532-2131 as
soon as vessel has an ETA. The Customs officer will
request a cell phone number so that a local Customs can
contact the boat.
2. The vessels can call the
local US customs office when they are arrive in harbor.
(978) 921-0782.
3. All crew must have a
passport. The passport must be valid for an
additional six months from the date of entry.
This will be enforced.
4. Fill out US Customs Crew
List Form I-418.
5. Fill out US Customs
Vessel Entrance Or Clearance Statement Form 1300.
6. Have ships documents
available for inspection. ( ships registration)
7. Canadian vessels which
do not have a 2007 US Customs User Fee Decal, there is a $19
foreign vessel entry fee. **** Must be paid in
US currency!
8. Any persons not
from the USA, Bermuda, Canada, or Mexico need a Visa
prior to entering USA. This will be very expensive for any
Captain not having a Visa for those that require one.
Historically, the US
Customs agent has been at the BYC twice a day: 10:30 AM to
12:00 PM and 6:00 to 8:00 PM.
USA Vessels
Arriving in Canada
1. All crew must have a
valid Passport.
2. Have ships documents
available for inspection.
US Vessels
Returning to USA
1. All crew must hve passports.
2. Call Us Customs Service
in Houlton, Maine (207) 532-2131
when the vessel has an ETA.
3. When nearing the harbor
vessel can call local US Customs at 978 921-0782.
a. Customs may meet you
at your dock.
b. Customs might have
vessel go to their Central Examination Station (Gloucester).
5. Fill out US Customs Crew List Form I-418.
6. Fill out US Customs Vessel Entrance Or Clearance
Statement Form 1300.
7. Have ships documents available for inspection. (Ships registration)
Other Information
1. All crew US members, both delivery and racing,
must have a
valid passport.
2. Canadian Customs is scheduled to be open 24 hr. at
the RNSY for this event.
3. Non-US passport holders entering Canada, either
racing or delivery crew, must
check individually whether they need a Canadian Visa
prior to arrival. This responsibility for knowing and
getting a visa ahead of time will be theirs. If the
BYC Gov't liaison members are contacted directly and
with proper timing, we will be glad to provide
assistance.
2007 US Customs User Fee Decal
US Customs Vessel Entrance Or Clearance Statement Form 1300
US Customs Crew List Form I-418
US COAST
GUARD INFORMATIONAL MATERIAL
Reporting Requirements
Required Documents
Foreign Vessels Arriving in the United States - I
Foreign Vessels Arriving in the United States - II
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