Currently, there are allowances for temporary importation. The changes in the regulation that will be put into effect by the end of this year in part II of the Canada Gazette are to expand on that. What's being added is an ability to do exactly what we're discussing today, to temporarily import a U.S.-registered vehicle.
Currently, there's a form online, or you can also get a paper form by reaching out to Transport Canada. You provide basic information, the vehicle information such as the VIN, the make, model and year, the date of importation, how long you think you're going to be here and the purposes for importation, and Transport Canada will then issue you an authorization certificate that you present to CBSA at the time of entry, to demonstrate that you've already cleared it as a temporary importation, not a permanent importation, and therefore, you are not to be sent to the RIV program and have to pay a RIV fee, and so on, and have your vehicle modified.
It just clearly identifies, and when you get to the border with the sheet, CBSA understands that it has been viewed and approved by Transport Canada.