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Title: SHIPPING TO MEXICO? Post by: FOXSSLOTS1 on April 22, 2010, 03:14:46 PM anyone have any experiences shipping machines to Mexico?
Title: Re: SHIPPING TO MEXICO? Post by: Neonkiss on April 22, 2010, 07:30:54 PM Do they IMPORT any products????
I thought free trade was just to send crap into OUR boarders. :72- :97- :25- Title: Re: SHIPPING TO MEXICO? Post by: jay on April 22, 2010, 08:19:11 PM I don't know about the legality of the machines in Mexico or any special import requirements for gaming machines.....
However when I ship computer equipment to my office there..... Minimun documents required: information about shipment (AWB number and airline and/or freight forwarding company) list of the items included (description, quantity, use) Commercial Invoice Packing List Certificate of NAFTA (if origin is Canada or USA ) Hope this helps...... Title: Re: SHIPPING TO MEXICO? Post by: FOXSSLOTS1 on April 22, 2010, 09:50:43 PM in the past shipping to europe - i had to go thru a freight forwarder who did all the paperwork - my truck company tells me that the buyer has to do all the up front work and hire an importer - from then on it is "straight forward"? hope this isn't one of those Nigerian "we will send a check for more than the amount" deals.
Title: Re: SHIPPING TO MEXICO? Post by: Ozzy on June 12, 2010, 10:58:51 PM Most important thing is having a NOM certification. You will have to send to DF (Mexico City) one machine with manuals (schematics) so that the machine type can be certified as far as power safety etc etc similar to the CE certification.
Machine has to have a certificate of origin, best if more than 51% USA origin . More details on request cheers O Z Z Y Title: Re: SHIPPING TO MEXICO? Post by: brichter on June 12, 2010, 11:48:58 PM Do they IMPORT any products???? I thought free trade was just to send crap into OUR boarders. :72- :97- :25- They import good old US greenbacks... :79- When I ship stuff to Mexico, I use FedEx. they're really good about COM documents (certificate of origin that Ozzy refers to) and the rest, saves me from having to do it. Title: Re: SHIPPING TO MEXICO? Post by: delma on June 13, 2010, 02:42:11 AM Use a "full service" freight forwarder who will handle not only all your required documents for you but will handle all customs clearance as well. Further, they will advice you if the product you're shipping has any special requirements, tariff or is forbitten in that country. I've used Schenker Freight Forwarder for many years in my soap business. We've shipped to over 18 countries and their service and cost has been awesome. On a side note, because Mexico has a history of corruption, I highly recommend using a full service freight forwarder company. Below is Schenker websites for your convenience. http://www.dbschenker.com.mx/en-gb/ (http://www.dbschenker.com.mx/en-gb/) http://www.dbschenkerusa.com/ (http://www.dbschenkerusa.com/) Good Luck. Delma in Dallas |