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Old January 31st 04, 02:07 AM
Robert M. Gary
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Odd, I've always been able to write a check to the customs service for
my $25. Perhaps they ran your name and didn't want your check. I
always get the sticker, thank them and then throw it out on the way
back to the plane. My airplane is too pretty to get gooed up with a
$25 sticker. I just write a check for $25 each time I cross. In the
scheme of things, its a pretty small amount to have a customs officer
drive out to meet you.


-Robert



(Paul Tomblin) wrote in message ...
If you land in Canada and come back, you'll need a US customs sticker on
your plane. If you don't have one ahead of time, you'll need to be
carrying $50 US on your person to buy one - they don't take checks, credit
cards or Canadian money.

 




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