Alternative Customs Form

Government regulations require specific documentation for international shipments. These documents are submitted to Customs in the destination country and used to determine the applicable duty and tax. Properly completed, these documents can help your shipment pass through Customs quickly and smoothly.

Commercial Invoice

Prepare three copies (one original and two copies) when shipping any type of commodity other than letters and documents. You should use an invoice for any personal or commercial shipment going to Canada. Here is a suggested sample format. You may create or use your own invoice provided it contains all the information shown in the sample.
 
Date: _________________
Name of Sender: _________________________
Address _________________________
_________________________
_________________________
Phone Number _________________________
Ship To: Toronto Hockey Repair LTD
1592 Bloor St. West
Toronto Ontario M6P 1A7
Attention: Jim Arcadi

No. of Units
Description of Goods
Country of Origin Unit Value Total Value
1
Describe Item here
Note Item is entering CANADA on a Temporary Basis (E29 Temporary Stay Exemption) To Be Repaired and Returned Back to USA.

Canada

10.00

10.00

Terms of Sale    NIL (NOT A SALE) No Packages __________
Total Weight ___________ Total Value    10.00

I CERTIFY THAT THE GOODS REFERENCED IN THIS DECLARATION COMPLY WITH THE ORIGIN REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED FOR THESE GOODS IN THE CANADA-UNITED STATES AGREEMENT, AND THAT FURTHER PROCESSING OR ASSEMBLY IN A THIRD COUNTRY HAS NOT OCCURRED SUBSEQUENT TO PROCESSING OR ASSEMBLY IN THE UNITED STATES Initial here

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I CERTIFY THAT ALL THE INFORMATION IS GIVEN ABOVE IS TRUE AND COMPLETE. _________________
(signature) 		___________
(date)