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Temporary export permits
24 January 2013, 04:57
Canuck32Temporary export permits
Anyone complete a temporary export permit in the last year since the end of the registry? They ask for registration certificate but since we don't have these anymore I was wondering if it was like a few years ago when the green Y38 form sufficed for proof of ownership.
Thanks,
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24 January 2013, 07:21
medvedCanuck,
ill check for you at the local CBSA office and let you know.
i think Serial number, caliber, make will do it but i ll let you know.
all the best.
24 January 2013, 07:34
sheephunterabThe temporary export form is your proof of ownership...just ignore the registration number request. Nothing else required.
24 January 2013, 09:25
Canuck32Yeah I am afraid of that. I just have major issues with giving a fed gov't what amounts to registration info after we finally got rid of registration system. I am debating the Y38 form as that at least proves Canadian ownership and isn't in control of the gov't but in my control.
If you have that much to fight for, then you should be fighting. The sentiment that modern day ordinary Canadians do not need firearms for protection is pleasant but unrealistic. To discourage responsible deserving Canadians from possessing firearms for lawful self-defence and other legitimate purposes is to risk sacrificing them at the altar of political correctness."
- Alberta Provincial Court Judge Demetrick
24 January 2013, 19:21
sheephunterabIf you are travelling anywhere but the USA you need a temporary export permit.
25 January 2013, 06:11
medvedquote:
Originally posted by sheephunterab:
If you are travelling anywhere but the USA you need a temporary export permit.
i agree just got that answer too from CBSA.
they added too that temporary export permit for USA can be a good idea depending who s at the border.
all the best.
28 January 2013, 00:43
sheephunterab6N1A has been all I've ever needed going in and out of USA.
17 February 2013, 10:23
BigUglyManLast time I was dealing with export paperwork I dealt with Paul Galevais at DFAIT. He doesn't appear on the Government Employee Directory System so he must be gone. Not sure who is the point of contact over there now.
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17 February 2013, 21:05
sheephunterabPaulette Cheff. She's super helpful.
18 February 2013, 04:29
nubePaulette is great. She helped me get my permits in August. Funny thing is I almost didn't bother as last time I never got checked. From what a lot of my friends have said they never got checked either. On the way home this time they checked and boy was I glad I went through the hassle or it would have been an interesting rodeo.
19 February 2013, 05:18
sheephunterabThe law says you need one but it is surprising how many CBSA agents don't know the law.
28 February 2013, 08:43
nubeSurprisingly the number of hunters that don't know you need one either. I didn't the first time I went and got lucky. I think the agents are catching on and are on top of it now and wouldn't hink of going without it now.
04 March 2013, 00:15
sheephunterabDon't forget that not only do you need a temporary export for your rifle but you also need one for any rifle scope over 4X and your ammo. The rifle permits come pretty fast it seems but the scope and ammo seem a lot slower.
04 March 2013, 04:03
BRICKBURNTwo forms to fill out. Its free.
Proof of ownership is not the issue.
International trade in small arms and treaty agreements with the US are the reason.
Happy hunting.
http://www.international.gc.ca...aspx?lang=eng&view=d http://www.international.gc.ca...-demande.aspx?view=d https://www.excol-ceed.gc.ca/M...aspx?t=FirearmsArmes08 May 2013, 09:35
SpooksarGot my permits for Africa rifle took a week, ammo and scopes 3 weeks they just came today
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15 May 2013, 00:59
Joe Savikataaq JrWOW,
This morning I filled out a export permit,and within 2 hrs of submiting I got a permit.
Veryu fast service.
15 May 2013, 01:02
sheephunterabquote:
Originally posted by Joe Savikataaq Jr:
WOW,
This morning I filled out a export permit,and within 2 hrs of submiting I got a permit.
Veryu fast service.
Did both come that fast or just the rifle one? Seems it comes way faster than the scope/ammo one. Not certain why.
17 May 2013, 05:09
Joe Savikataaq Jrquote:
Originally posted by sheephunterab:
quote:
Originally posted by Joe Savikataaq Jr:
WOW,
This morning I filled out a export permit,and within 2 hrs of submiting I got a permit.
Veryu fast service.
Did both come that fast or just the rifle one? Seems it comes way faster than the scope/ammo one. Not certain why.
Sheep Hunter
I got my permit for the scope and ammo, less than 24hrs after I submitted them.
20 May 2013, 04:38
SpooksarI waited 10 days for my scope and ammo one. Rifle one within 48 hours
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04 June 2013, 16:26
sheephunterabAs usual, the CBSA agent didn't have a clue what the temporary export permit was on our return. You think that government departments would talk to each other. He was very cordial and after I explained what it was and where he had to sign, he happily obliged. And they expect that average Canadian firearm owner to know all the laws when those responsible for them don't.
26 June 2013, 06:30
WannabeBwanaGot my permit for my rifle within a week of submitting in April. Sylvie did it and I thanked her for the fast service.
My scope and ammo permit took 6 weeks, including 2 emails and a "what the hell is going on?" phone call on the last day. Paul Galevais was responsible for that.
29 June 2013, 04:29
BigUglyManOh, Paul's back. He was good when I dealt with him in 2007 but he was a bit obstinate in 2010. How's 2013 shaping up I wonder?
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29 June 2013, 21:01
sheephunterabI'll be doing one for Azerbaijan next week....I'll let you know.