William Hood

A friend of mine in Canada, who is a Canadian PR with a valid US Visitor
Visa, would like to drive to the states. The only car she has access to
belongs to her employer. She is employed as a live-in caregiver and her
employer allows the use of one car, pretty much as though it was her own.
She is insured in Canada as a driver of the car, but is not the registered
owner.

Will it cause any problems for her to drive this car through customs? Is
there anything in particular she needs to prove that she has the car-owner's
permission to drive it to the states?

Thanks very much.

----BH

Nonong

No, it should not pose a problem for her at all, but what does she lose
by carrying a letter from the owner as proof that she has authority to
drive the car to the U.S., just in case U.S. Customs asks, but I am
almost sure they will not. All U.S. Customs will want to know is her
purpose in visiting the U.S., how long she intends to stay, what goods
and food items she is bringing with her.



Originally posted by William Hood

    > A friend of mine in Canada, who is a Canadian PR with a valid
    > US Visitor

    > Visa, would like to drive to the states. The only car she has
    > access to

    > belongs to her employer. She is employed as a live-in
    > caregiver and her

    > employer allows the use of one car, pretty much as though it was
    > her own.

    > She is insured in Canada as a driver of the car, but is not the
    > registered

    > owner.


    > Will it cause any problems for her to drive this car through
    > customs? Is

    > there anything in particular she needs to prove that she has the
    > car-owner's

    > permission to drive it to the states?


    > Thanks very much.


----BH

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