Shipping to/from the US

[Dana67Dart]

Hi all,

On the customs forms there is the "Harmonized Tariff Number", I recall shipping cell phone case samples to China and this was an important part to the shipping documents. We had a team dedicated to logistics so they provided the numbers.

So the question...

What do you all put on the customs forms?

All of the parts would be repair parts for a larger assembly.

Like a reproduction Barracuda backup light bulb housing or a replacement heater control pin. But it might also be a finished product like a complete backup light housing for a 67 Dart

(yes I know I could put it is a gift and go with that but I'm trying to do things legit!)

 

[Wilma]

Hi all,

On the customs forms there is the "Harmonized Tariff Number", I recall shipping cell phone case samples to China and this was an important part to the shipping documents. We had a team dedicated to logistics so they provided the numbers.

So the question...

What do you all put on the customs forms?

All of the parts would be repair parts for a larger assembly.

Like a reproduction Barracuda backup light bulb housing or a replacement heater control pin. But it might also be a finished product like a complete backup light housing for a 67 Dart

(yes I know I could put it is a gift and go with that but I'm trying to do things legit!)

Google it. I'm in Canada and Canada Post has a website you can search providing your info to come up with a correct code. Maybe US Post has something along the same lines?

 

[4spdragtop]

I've never hear of HTN? Just put description and value of part and yer good.

 

[Righty Tighty]

Agree with @4spdragtop. I've shipped to Canada maybe a dozen times, always just entered a description of the goods and value. Never any problems.

 

[4spdragtop]

And vice versa, hundreds of items.

Agree with @4spdragtop. I've shipped to Canada maybe a dozen times, always just entered a description of the goods and value. Never any problems.