The Reporting of Imported Goods Regulations specify how the reports must be made. In general, the regulations require that reports be made in writing, although there are exceptions. In some situations, goods may be reported orally, for example, goods which form part of the baggage of a person arriving in Canada.
If you require personal assistance contact the Customs Client Services Office closest to you (see Related Reading: Customs Offices - Supplement or from Canada Border Service Agency's Web site for a list of addresses).
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