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General Vehicle importation instructions

Vehicle importation is a major issue, because one has to meet lots of documentation criteria. If you are planning to import your vehicle through an Auto transport company, then car shipping steps at international level will be carried by your vehicle transporter. Certification is another feature which might trouble you in the beginning but once you follow all the norms then you might find it easy. Well, if you opt to import your vehicle through Car shipping company then certification hassles will be carried over to them and of-course not to you.

For your assistance here are few Importation and Certification FAQ’s:


What Requirements must be met by a Manufacturer of Conforming Vehicles before its Vehicle can be imported via an auto transport company?

What Certifications are required on motor vehicles before it is imported via car shippers?

How does NHTSA determine what is a motor vehicle?

How do I find legal interpretations of NHTSA's regulations?

Issues Outside NHTSA's Jurisdiction

Motor Vehicle Titling and Registration

VIN Issues

Is there a need for DOT Approval?

Can NHTSA tell whether my vehicle is conforming?

Importing a conforming vs. a non-conforming vehicle.

Importing a vehicle already determined eligible for importation.

Importing a Canadian-certified vehicle; need for automatic restraints.

Re-importing a U.S.-certified vehicle.

Re-importing a U.S.-certified vehicle missing its certification label.

Importing a vehicle that is at least 25 years old.

Importing a vehicle for parts.

Importing a disassembled vehicle.

Importing a right-hand drive vehicle.

Importing a vehicle for show or display.

Importation of an off-road vehicle.

Importing a racing vehicle.

Temporary importation by non-U.S. residents.

Temporary importation of a vehicle; expiration of temporary importation period.

Exporting a vehicle.

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