Obtain Canadian TRANSPORT authority
pars, paps, cvor, NEQ and NIR
Canadian Fuel Charge Requirements for Certain Canadian Provinces
Obtain Canadian Authority for transport companies operating in the United States, who want to increase their business by providing Canadian access to shipping clients that need goods transported to and from Canada.
We provide SCAC code registration with Homeland Security as well as obtaining CBSA approval from the Government of Canada
All Provinces in Canada require that you have:
- SCAC Code
- CBSA Carrier
- CVOR for Ontario
- NEQ for Quebec Business Registry
- NIR for Quebec Carrier Permit, based on fleet size
- Quebec Resident Agent Requirements
- PARS Labels
- PAPS Labels
- A8A Forms
CHANDOS TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS provides overnight delivery of, at reasonable prices:
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Chandos Transport Solutions can help your company to:
- Obtain Federal Motor Carrier (MC) Authority
- Obtain a Federal US DOT Number
- Do Bi-Annual US DOT updates
- Apply for BOC-3 Process Agents
- Unified Carrier Registration (UCR) and Renewal
- US Transponder Purchase and Renewal
- Process IFTA Fuel Tax Quarterly Reporting Requirements
Weight Considerations:
In general, GVW and axle weight limits are higher in Canada, so any equipment/load that complies with FMCSA regulations in the United States will be legal in Canada.
- Length Considerations: Most U.S. trailer configurations are allowed in Canada, but the 10-ft, 1-in. axle spread is not admitted in western Canada. The overall length limit is 23 m or 75.5 feet. Some jurisdictions require permits for long wheelbase tractors pulling 53-ft trailers.
Check to see if you qualify for the FAST (Free and Secure Trade) program. The FAST Commercial Driver Program allows you to use FAST dedicated lanes in Canada and the United States (where available); cross the border with accelerated customs and immigration processing; transport eligible goods for FAST-approved carriers and importers. Check if you qualify, and apply at the http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/prog/fast-expres/application-demande-eng.html.
E-Manifest:
With the implementation of eManifest, highway carriers transporting goods into Canada will be required to transmit cargo and conveyance data electronically to the CBSA a minimum of one hour before the shipment arrives at the border. To review the requirements for highway carriers, visit the CBSA’s site. http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/prog/manif/reqhc-extr-eng.html. To apply/access the eManifest portal, visit: http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/prog/manif/portal-portail-eng.html.
