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General Forums => Air Speed Lounge => Topic started by: el_flechador on April 27, 2008, 11:59:43 PM
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I was wondering if any of you guys or gals had a vehicle registered or insured in the states? Say for use at a holiday home or such like? Or knows if it is in any way possible to do this?
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yes a Canadian can have an US insured car in the States.
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yes a Canadian can have an US insured car in the States.
I'm pretty sure you have to provide proof of property ownership in the US.
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yes a Canadian can have an US insured car in the States.
I'm pretty sure you have to provide proof of property ownership in the US.
So renters can't register a car in the USA?
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I registered one approx 2 years ago using a PO box address, they just want somewhere to mail the title to. I'll have to check but I'm pretty sure I used my Canadian address under owner.
No problems, paid the fees and wait 2 weeks, did it at booth at the grocery store in Blaine.
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Yup, ya can, but...........................
We locals frown on it as it the practice typically promotes visitors from the north country. And some of those said visitors/drivers are sometimes worse than our Local DWOs :o
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Sweet thats a lot more positive than i expected.
I had problems before but i was renting and not to sure of what to do.
Hopefully have proof of proprtey ownership this time:)
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As I recall the problem lies in coming into Canada with it. There is (or at least was) a law against a Canadian driving an American registered car in Canada. Fine used to $200-250. I think this was to prevent a Canadian resident from saving money on car & insurance by leaving it registered in the USA. You can definitely insure it to drive in the US till you get home. Wayne