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Appendix C: Prescription of Information Pertaining To The Reporting of Goods Imported As Mail

This document prescribes the information that must be provided when reporting casual goods imported by mail. This includes: (1) the name and address of the sender and addressee; (2) a description of the goods; (3) the total value, quantity, and weight of the goods; (4) the signature of the sender; and (5) the date the goods were shipped. This information must be provided in English or French on a customs declaration form approved by the country of export's postal administration in accordance with Universal Postal Union standards.

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Appendix C: Prescription of Information Pertaining To The Reporting of Goods Imported As Mail

This document prescribes the information that must be provided when reporting casual goods imported by mail. This includes: (1) the name and address of the sender and addressee; (2) a description of the goods; (3) the total value, quantity, and weight of the goods; (4) the signature of the sender; and (5) the date the goods were shipped. This information must be provided in English or French on a customs declaration form approved by the country of export's postal administration in accordance with Universal Postal Union standards.

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Appendix C: Prescription of Information Pertaining to the Reporting of Goods

Imported as Mail

Pursuant to subsection 12(6) of the Customs Act (the Act), and in accordance with the authority vested in me by the
delegation instrument signed by the Minister of National Revenue on November 10,1998, pursuant to subsection 2 (4) of
the Act, I hereby prescribe the following information to be provided for the purposes of reporting goods imported as mail:

(i) For "casual" goods as defined in section 2 of the Accounting for Imported Goods and Payment of Duties Regulations:

 (a) Name and complete address of sender:


Anthony Quevedo, Pacific-Union Club, 1000 California St, San Francisco, 94108

 (b) Name and complete address, including postal code, of addressee;


Mr. John Kerr, 999 W Hastings St. Ste 1320, Vancouver, B.C. V6C 2W2

 (c) Description;
Large Boost Navy Polo Shirts

 (d) Total Value;


Aprox. $300

 (e) Quantity;
Three

 (f) Weight;
2 lbs., 2 oz.

 (g) Signature of sender; and

 (h) Date shipped.


8/8/2018

This information is to be provided in English or French on a customs declaration form/dispatch note approved by the
postal administration in the country of export in accordance with accepted Universal Postal Union (UPU) standards and
affixed to the mail item. In the case of exporter and importer name and address, this information must be clearly provided
as part of the labelling of the parcel, if it does not form part of the customs declaration/dispatch note. The name and
address information of the sender and the addressee must be provided in Roman letters and Arabic numerals.

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