B4 require to be filled by each family members or a one combined copy will serve the purpose. We are a family of 4 (2 adults & 2 kids), how it will work?
Steakysteaky said:So what are you going to do if the immigration officer refuses to process your B4 form after learning that you are just doing a short landing and would be returning to Pakistan shortly?
Dear Qoraxqorax said:For any of the items which u r taking out of Canada & wish to bring it back, u need to Declare during embarkation at the Canadian Airport.
The BSO would file in a Yellow Form (the No. I'm not remembering) & give it to u for showing to an officer on returning. That's how the system works.
So, u'd be fine with it. Right?
If you want something black and white from the CBSA prior to your landing, perhaps you can email or phone them? It doesn't matter if I confirm or not confirm. It all depends on the officer you encountered in the airport. If the officer insist to process your B4 at your second landing, what would you do?sarimraza said:Steaky
1. You still havent confirmed that CBSA whether CBSA accepts B4 form only at landing or later as well when the person intends to settle for long period -- - Theres divided opinion on this (qorax and zardoz have said it can ONLY be done at First Landing)
2. For short landing GAL may not apply since intention for long 12 months stay is not there but GTF would still apply, since it would be goods arriving later WHEN the settler does intend to stay for 12 months
So is outcome 2 the best solution ?
Thanks
How do you know he has a US visa?doc2015 said:First landing is for the PR Card... That is Intent.
So, B4 and GTF are to be submitted
You cannot claim duty free after the first landing.
Why take the risk, you stay for few days and come back or enter US for a day... doesn't matter.
Both forms are on First Landing.
Regards
doc2015
Sorry I should have been clearer. In the OP Jewelry and Personal Effects are in separate categories, I was wondering where I should put watches? Are watches considered Jewelry from a customs point of view?steaky said:Aren't they sometimes the same thing?
Thanks HappyFlowerChild, good informationHappyFlowerChild said:I've found info on how to fill in B4 form section by section. I'm pasting it here to our common benefit.
* Importer’s Name – Your name.
* Importer’s Address – Your current address in Canada.
* Country of Origin – The country the goods originated in.
* Country of Export – The country the goods sailed from.
* Description of goods – Please write “See attached list” and staple the completed Packaging List to the B4E form.
* Conveyances – This section to be completed by those shipping a vehicle, watercraft, aircraft or trailer.
* Additional list of goods – In most cases you will tick the box saying Movers Inventory.
* Goods to Follow – Yes, if you do have a second shipment to follow. No, if this is the only shipment you have coming into Canada.
* Classification – You will meet one of the four classifications listed on the B4 – complete the section that describes your status in Canada.
* Signed at – City or Town you are in.
* On – Date
* Signature – Please do not forget to sign the document.
Source: http://www.putraventure.com/v2/canada-customs-form.html
What address should we put ? A friend's address?HappyFlowerChild said:I've found info on how to fill in B4 form section by section. I'm pasting it here to our common benefit.
* Importer’s Name – Your name.
* Importer’s Address – Your current address in Canada.
* Country of Origin – The country the goods originated in.
* Country of Export – The country the goods sailed from.
* Description of goods – Please write “See attached list” and staple the completed Packaging List to the B4E form.
* Conveyances – This section to be completed by those shipping a vehicle, watercraft, aircraft or trailer.
* Additional list of goods – In most cases you will tick the box saying Movers Inventory.
* Goods to Follow – Yes, if you do have a second shipment to follow. No, if this is the only shipment you have coming into Canada.
* Classification – You will meet one of the four classifications listed on the B4 – complete the section that describes your status in Canada.
* Signed at – City or Town you are in.
* On – Date
* Signature – Please do not forget to sign the document.
Source: http://www.putraventure.com/v2/canada-customs-form.html