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Exporting Vehicles from the United States

The exportation of motorized vehicles from the U.S. is strictly controlled by the U.S.

Customs / Border Protection Agency, Homeland Security, and the U.S. Coast Guard.

Customs authority to impose export-reporting requirements on used self-

U.S.

propelled vehicles is found at 19 USC 1627a in the Motor Vehicle Theft

Enforcement Act of 1984.

Although local port procedures vary, the mandatory document requirements for

motorized vehicle exportation are:

Vehicle Title:

Must be in the exact same name as the shipper of

record and must be the ORIGINAL title, not a copy;

Lien holder letter of authorization:

If not titled, three original

letters of authorization from the lien holder allowing exportation of the

vehicle. It must:

a. Be on letterhead;

b. Identify the vehicle, including VIN #;

c. State authorization to the same name as the shipper;

d. Bear original signatures in blue ink;

e. Be notarized.

Notarized letter of authorization (Limited Power of

Attorney):

Customs approved form letter authorizing

Move Management

International

to act as the shipping agent for the vehicle (copy follows,

must be completed in

BLUE

ink).

Copy of the shipper's passport photo page:

Legible copy of

photo page in the same name as the vehicle title.

Preparation

of the vehicle requires that the shipper or agent loading the

vehicle provide:

a. Verification that no more than 1/8 tank of gas (owner’s

responsibility to deplete the fuel) and battery cables disconnected

and taped back;

b. The vehicle holds no contents other than installed items.

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