Temporary Import Permits still an issue with U.S-to-Mexico boaters

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — Dreams of buying a used boat and taking it south of the border could become a nightmare if the seller does not cancel his or her Temporary Import Permit (TIP). If you are on

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Gregory says:

November 7, 2021 at 9:22 am

The SAGARPA website is not activated. What is a process for US citizen to buy US flagged vessel, which is already in MX?

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Temporary Import Permits still an issue with U.S-to-Mexico boaters

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