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Voiture (immatriculée au Québec) aux États-Unis

Discussion started by Tilain111 on 2018-08-27

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Voiture (immatriculée au Québec) aux États-Unis

Tilain111 · 2018-08-27

Je possède une voiture immatriculé au Québec que je veux garder a mon domicile aux USA (maison mobile) ou je passe l'hiver , je vais l'assurer pour 6 mois et le remiser 6 mois en la laissant aux USA cela est il légale .

Merci si vous pouvez me répondre

Tilain111

Voiture (immatriculée au Québec) aux États-Unis

Stratele52 · 2018-08-27

Après 1 an tu dois l'immatriculer aux États-Unis en mettant la voiture aux normes ( $ ? )

Google a les réponses ;

How long can my car be in the U.S.? As far as the U.S. government is concerned, Canadians can leave their car in the U.S. for up to one year with Canadian registration and a Canadian driver’s licence, after which you will have to get a U.S. registration and insurance, meet U.S. environmental standards and pay duty on importing the vehicle. www.snowbirdadvisor.ca/...s-canadian-snowbirds

__ 7. Can a Canadian car be left in the U.S.? You can use your vehicle in the U.S. for up to one year with Canadian licence plates and a Canadian driver's licence. To leave a Canadian-registered vehicle in the U.S. beyond one year, you'll need proper U.S. vehicle registration. Canadian automobile insurance is not applicable on a vehicle left in the U.S. on an ongoing basis, so you'll need separate coverage from a U.S.-based insurance broker. www.theglobeandmail.com/...know/article1360278/

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