Yes we ship all parts to Canada!
Yes, we do ship all parts to Canada, including hazardous materials like seat belts with ground shipping. If you have any specific requirements or questions about the shipping process, please let us know, and we'll be glad to assist you!
Yes, ground shipping to Canda, is available
However, express shipping to Canada is not available at this time.
Q: Do I have to pay tariffs, duties, or customs fees when sending my part from Canada to UpFix in the USA?
No. Since your part is being sent to the USA temporarily for repair and then returned to you, it is not considered a purchase or new import. There should be no tariffs or customs duties if the shipment is declared correctly.
Q: How do I fill out customs forms when shipping to UpFix?
This is very important:
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Mark the shipment as “Temporary Import for Repair & Return”
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Declare the value as $5 USD (not $0, not the full replacement cost)
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Description: “Used [Part Name] – Temporary Import for Repair & Return”
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Purpose: Repair & Return
This ensures the part clears customs without unnecessary fees.
Q: Will I be charged customs fees when my part comes back from UpFix?
No. Since it’s the same part being returned after repair, there are no new import duties or tariffs when it re-enters Canada.
Q: Which carrier should I use for shipping from Canada to UpFix?
We recommend UPS because their system supports EDI (Electronic Data Interchange), making international customs clearance smoother. FedEx is also reliable, but UPS usually processes these types of shipments faster.
Q: What happens if I don’t declare correctly?
If the shipment is not marked as “Temporary Import for Repair & Return” and declared at $5, customs may treat it as a new sale/import. This could result in unexpected duties, taxes, or delays. Correct declaration avoids this issue.
Q: How long will shipping take from Canada to UpFix?
Shipping usually takes a few days each way. Most repairs are completed within 1 business day, so the full round trip is usually about a week.
Q: Can I add insurance for international shipments?
Yes. You can add insurance when purchasing your shipping label. The customs declared value must still be $5, but the carrier’s insurance amount can be set higher to protect the real replacement value of your part.