subject: Overseas auto shipper [print this page] Transporting your vehicle overseas, even for non-business purposes can be difficult due to red tape and customs. If you choose the right auto shipper company the process can be speed up. You will need... The US state dept., Internet access, bids and references, proof of ownership documents, mechanic, marine insurance, metal shipping container.
Step one: See if your car is legally accepted abroad by calling the US state department hotline for American travelers. There are entry restrictions for some cars into some nations. vehicles with White headlights and tinted windows are a few things that have restrictions on them.
Step two: Go online and get at least three car transport quotes and compare there auto shipper bids and references.
Step three: Before you make commitment with the auto shipper company. Make sure you see there insurance certificate and safety record at the department of transportation (DOT).
Step four: Gather proof of ownership documents for customs. They must either be original or certified copies of the title. For a car owned by a 3rd party. Provide a notarized lean holder letter allowing the vehicle to leave the country.
Step five: You should get your vehicle ready for transport. Have your local mechanic check the battery, brakes and exhaust system. To make sure that its in good operating condition. Remove any items that could be stolen such as floor mats, hub caps, floor mats, etc.
Step six: Damages may happen during sea transport. So you may want to get marine insurance. An auto shipper insurance may not provide full coverage. Be sure to check with your auto insurance company to see if your car is covered for ocean transit.
Step seven: Ship your vehicle in a metal shipping container for extra protection.
Overseas auto shipper
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