What to do with Customs Declaration number? (I'm in Canada)

[DocFrankenstein]

Sorry if this belongs to off topic, but it kinda relates to EOS cause the batteries I bought are BP-511...

So, www.after5pm.net have sent out my order. They were a bit late, so they shipped it with a faster service and ended up paying the difference voluntarily. A very nice surprise! Happy customer. Guess who I'm gonna be buying from again? 8)

I got this huge "customs declaration number" What do I do with it? Where do I pay the taxes?

It was shipped with global express mail btw, if that matters...

Thanks

[drisley]

Hmmm, i'm not positive about batteries.
I don't believe you do anything with that.
you should just recieve the battery in the mail.

[IanD]

Just file it in File 13 and wait until the Mounties show up on your door step to collect Past Due taxes. :lol: :lol:
Seriously, there should have been a Self Addressed envelope included with the Customs Declaration for remitance. If not, there should be a Revenue Canada phone number to call. Failing that, chuck it in the garbage.

[drisley]

Give Customs Canada a call at 1-800-461-9999.

[PhotosGuy]

They were a bit late, so they shipped it with a faster service and ended up paying the difference voluntarily. A very nice surprise! Happy customer. Guess who I'm gonna be buying from again?

Me, too. I ordered mine on Friday afternoon & they were in the Wednesday mail! :)

[DocFrankenstein]

They just said that Canada Post should send you a bill in the mail :?

I said that it's probably gonna be delivered to the door. They said that you'll be able to pay the tax when it's delivired.

Didn't say why I need the customs declaration number :shock: