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TRAVELLER DECLARATION CARD

TO BE USED BY CANADIAN RESIDENTS TO DECLARE GOODS

Traveller Declaration Card Number

(Internal Use Only)

Section A - To be completed by Program Member (Traveller)

NEXUS FAST CDRP CANPASS - AIR U.S. Pass I.D. or CA Client ID or CDRP Document Number

Section B - To be completed by Program Member (Traveller): Personal information and residential address
Surname First name Middle name (in full) Date of birth (YYYY/MM/DD)

Gender Male Telephone number (xxx) xxx-xxxx E-mail address

Female
Street address Apt. no. City Province of Residence Postal code

Section C - Complete this section if mailing address differs from residential address
Street address Apt. no. City Province Postal code Country

Section D - Total amount declared must include your personal exemption. See instruction below for further details
Less than Alcohol and Tobacco Products
24 Hour 48 Hour 7 Day
24 Hour
Enter both dollar value and quantity of beer, wine, liquor, cigarettes, or tobacco.
The goods are valued in
U.S. dollars CAN dollars A - Dollar Value B - Quantity

The goods were made in Beer $ Dozen and Bottles/Cans

CAN USA Other
Wine $ Litres
Select the Categories of your goods by using the
Tariff Guide provided below. Liquor $ Litres

Category 1 $ Category 2 $ Cigarettes Cartons and Packs

Made in Canada $

Category 3 $ Category 4 $ Tobacco 200g

Made in Canada $

Category 5 $ Category 6 $ ** You CANNOT use a TDC to declare the following items: cigars, cigarillos, OR any cigarettes, loose tobacco
or tobacco sticks not marked 'Canada Duty Paid - Droit Acquitté'. In addition, restricted, prohibited or controlled
Category 7 $ goods or any goods requiring a permit cannot be declared using a TDC.

Section E - Credit Card Information

Credit Card number Name as it appears on Credit Card Expiry Date (MM/YY)
VISA MASTERCARD AMEX

Print name Signature Date (YYYY/MM/DD)

I understand that by signing this section my credit card will be charged any applicable duties and taxes that may be owing for the items that I declared on this form that are over
my personal exemption. I also understand that this credit card number will be kept on file for future subsequent transactions.
Section F - Program Member (Traveller) Certification

I certify that all information given on this form was provided voluntarily and is true and complete. I certify that I understand the terms and conditions of the Traveller Declaration
Card (TDC). I agree to pay all duties and taxes applicable on the goods that I have declared on my TDC. I hereby authorize CBSA to use the credit card number that I have
provided for this purpose. I certify that the credit card is valid and that I will provide CBSA with amended information as required.

Print name Signature Date (YYYY/MM/DD)

DISCLOSURE

The authority to collect the personal information derives from section 11.1 of the Customs Act; and the regulations made under that provision. It will be used to report and pay
federal and provincial duty and tax revenue collected through the various alternative reporting programs for Travellers, and also for statistical purposes. The personal information on
this form is protected in accordance with the Privacy Act and other laws. The information may be disclosed to internal or external bodies as a consistent use for other provisions
listed under section 8(2) of the Privacy Act. Failure to comply and pay amounts owing is a contravention of the Customs Act and may result in the cancellation of your membership.
You have the right to access and/or to request correction of your personal information under the Privacy Act. Further information about this collection may be found by referring to
Traveller Declaration Cards, CBSA PPU 018. For more information, visit www.infosource.gc.ca

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How to complete your Traveller Declaration Card (TDC)

1. Complete one card per person and per membership. Use black ink. Do not use green or light blue ink. Do not use a fine-tipped pen.

2. Please note that any changes to personal information noted in your TDC will not be transferred to your membership profile. You must
contact one of the 3 Canadian Processing Centers listed below to update any personal information.

Phone number Region Hours of operation

Monday to Friday,
866-399-5887 Quebec and Atlantic residents
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST (except holidays)
Monday to Friday,
800-842-7647 Ontario and United States residents
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST
British Columbia, Alberta, Monday to Friday,
866-496-3987
Saskatchewan and Manitoba residents 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. PST

3. Exemption: Check the appropriate exemption box only if you qualify for one of these exemptions. If you have been gone less than 24 hours
do not check anything.

4. Check one of the boxes to indicate whether the goods you are declaring are valued in U.S. or Canadian dollars. The dollar amounts
declared cannot be split between the two currencies.

5. Check one of the boxes to indicate where the goods were made. If they were made in a country other than the U.S. or Canada, check the
box marked "Other".

6. Select the categories for your goods by using the Tariff Guide.

7. Print the actual dollar value of your goods in the space provided beside the applicable category numbers.

8. Note that alcohol and tobacco products can only be declared by a traveler who meets the age requirements of the province where they
enter. Beer, wine, liquor: Indicate (A) the actual dollar value of these goods and (B) the applicable quantity (litres or dozen) in the space
provided. Cigarettes and tobacco: Indicate (A) the actual dollar value and (B) the quantity (e.g. pack of 20 or 200g) of these goods in the
space provided. If the cigarettes or tobacco were made in Canada, check the appropriate box.

9. Sign and date the declaration card.

10. You CANNOT use a TDC to declare the following items: Cigars, cigarillos, OR any cigarettes, loose tobacco or tobacco sticks NOT marked
"Canada Duty Paid - Droit Acquitté". In addition, restricted, prohibited or controlled goods or any good requiring a permit can not be declared
using a TDC.

11. Personal Exemptions

24-hour absence - $200 exemption
48-hour absence or more - $800 exemption

Indicate how long you have been outside of Canada. To be eligible for an exemption, you must have been away for the full length of time
indicated. If you have been away for less than 24 hours, leave the "Exemption" box blank. You cannot combine exemptions.

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Á TARIFF GUIDE
Duty GST Duty GST
Categories and Commodities PST Categories and Commodities PST
U.S. Other (HST)* U.S. Other (HST)*
Category 1 0% 20% 5%
¸ Category 4 (cont'd) 0% 8% 5%
¸
Carpeting
Life jackets and belts *
( ) Candles
Ceramic tableware (dishes) and kitchenware *
( )

Skates (ice and roller) Cleansers and other cleaning preparations

Sleeping bags Coffeemakers
Textile articles (bedding, linen, towels, curtains) Dishwashers
Furniture
Category 2 0% 18% 5%
¸ Machinery for working wood (wood planer, tablesaw,
Clothing
Footwear *
( ) chainsaw)
Paints and varnishes
Category 3 0% 7% 0% ( ) NA Paper products
Basic groceries (non-taxable) Pet foods
Bread Photographic film
Cakes and pies Single use cameras
Other baked goods (pkgs. of 6 or more) Wallets and purses (leather)
Canned food goods
Dairy products (maximum $20) including: Category 5 0% 0% 5%
¸
• Butter
• Cheese
Audio and video cassette recorders
Audio and video tapes *
( )

• Ice cream Antiques (must exceed an age of 100 years)

• Cream Breadmaker
• Eggs (maximum 2 dozen) Calculators (electronic)
• Yogurt Cameras, lenses and flashes
Fish and seafood Clothes dryers
Fresh or frozen fruit and vegetables Compact discs
Fruit and vegetable juices (large containers) Compact and video disc players
Meat fresh or frozen (maximum 20 kg) including: Computers and related equipment
• Chicken (maximum 10 kg) • Display units
• Turkey (1 whole or maximum 10 kg of parts) • Keyboards
• Beef and other meats • Modems
Medications • Printers
Milk • Scanners
• Software (on CD-ROM, disk, tape)
Category 4 0% 8% 5%
¸ Curling irons
Articles of plastic, rubber, steel, wood
Auto parts *
( )
Electric shavers
Baby carriages Fax and answering machines
Beauty aids, cosmetics and toiletries Flashlights
Bicycles and tricycles Glass and glassware
Canoes/rowboats Hair dryers
Cookware (stainless steel) Irons (clothes)
Electrical ranges Microwave ovens
Gas barbecues Motorcycle parts
Golf clubs and balls Rice cooker
Groceries (taxable) Sewing machines
• Candy Telephones (Portable and cellular)
• Snack foods Toasters
• Soft drinks Tools (pneumatic powered only)
Household batteries Toys
Lightbulbs and light fixtures Video cameras
Lubricating oils Video games and video game units
Luggage
Pot pourri Category 6 PST Exempt Goods 0% 0% 5% NA
Refrigerators Category 7
Speakers Books
Sports and exercise equipment **Category 8
Sunglasses Beer - per dozen
Televisions
** Category 9
Tires ** Values for these
Wine - per litre
Tools (electric handheld) categories will be available
Vacuum cleaners ** Category 10
Liqueurs, Liquor - per litre from your local CBSA office.
Watches (under $50)
Miscellaneous goods not elsewhere specified ** Category 11
Cigarettes - per pack of 20
- Provincial Taxes will be collected on these categories where an agreement between
the Federal and Provincial governments exists. ** Category 12
Tobacco - per 200 grams
*
( ) The Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) will be collected where an agreement exists.