To ship to Canada, you will need to fill out the forms

For First Class International PS Form 2976 which is the Customs Declaration CN22 Sender’s Declaration. It is a small form of copies of 1 page with a green form attached to the package

For Priority there is another 2976-A and is a larger form .

If you fill out the forms on line, you will be given a copy to attach to the package…which I normally have the post office do.

Personally, I use first class international (maximum 4 pounds, $400) unless the item is over $150.00, then I use priority. So far no problems.

Priority is trackable if scanned in the target country
First Class is trackable to customs, but I have found that if I go to the postal service of the country I send a package, I can sometimes get tracking information…not always.

You can insure anything

This is where you will fill out a custom’s form

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First Class Form

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To batch edit existing items for Canada or other international…see this thread where I posted screen shots of batch edit

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When making new listings, just click on I will ship out of the US at flatrate…if doing calculated then use batch edit

Check Canada and enter a shipping price

Thanks ccmom for your reply. Very helpful.

I ship to Canada first class international. Been doing it for years. So far no problems at all. I have problems with Singapore and sometimes France.

From what MY guys tell me, NOTHING is trackable once it leaves the U.S. until someone in Customs in the designated country scans it again! There are some countries that I just won’t mail to anymore because of their sloppy Customs offices and taking forever for items to show up! Great Britain and Germany are the worst countries for this, unfortunately. I’ve had too many irate customers taking it out on me because their items are stuck in Customs for a month or more! I don’t need the drama! Also, because it is insured does NOT make it any more trackable! I ship First Class International to Canada and Australia quite often with no problems at all! I’ve had 1 or 2 that I sent Priority International on buyer’s requests, but normally don’t send that way. You won’t now until you try.

Hi, once you get a few sales to Canada, you’ll find it’s fairly easy to ship there. I’ve done several, as well as to other countries with no issues so far! (knock on wood!)