A Registered Importer is an individual or company that has been granted a license to
import motor vehicles into the U.S.A. by the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration (NHTSA).
Registered Importers are the only people legally allowed to import motor vehicles into
the U.S.A. as outlined in the code of Federal Regulations title 49 Part 592.
Speedometer must have MPH scale but does not have to be predominate
What do I need to take to the port with me in order to import the vehicle?
Stonewell Corp. will fax or mail you a U.S. Customs Inward Cargo Manifest and a U.S.
Customs Proforma Invoice.
Before departing to the U.S. border make two (2) copies of the Inward Cargo Manifest
and Proforma Invoice. Once at the border you will need to go through the commercial
line and present the original paperwork along with a $5.00 U.S. bridge fee.
We can also assist you with transporting your vehicle. Please feel free to call for a quote.
What happens once my vehicle is cleared with U.S. Customs?
After the Customs Officer gives you permission to proceed, you must report with the
vehicle to our facility for vehicle inspection, pictures, and labeling.
How do I register the vehicle once I get it into the U.S.?
Stonewell Corp. will provide you with a Customs Entry 7501 form. We will also provide
any other necessary documents to take to a DMV in your home state. Documentation
varies from state to state. Please check with your local licensing department for proper
documentation requirements.
Stonewell Corp. also provides title services for imported vehicles.
What are the fees to import a vehicle from Canada into the U.S.A.?
There are no duty fees for any vehicle manufactured in North America. This may be
determined if the first character in the VIN begins with a 1,2,3,4, or 5. If your vehicle is
manufactured outside North America, please call for a specific duty rate.
Thank you for allowing us to help with this importation process. Please feel free to
contact us with any questions.
Sincerely,
Stonewell Corp.