Canada–USA cross-border route
Montreal to New York Moving
Cross-border moves from Montreal and Quebec to New York City and New York State, using crossings along the Quebec–New York border.
Coverage
Origins we collect from
- Montreal
- Laval
- Longueuil
- Brossard
- West Island
- South Shore
- North Shore
- Gatineau
- Quebec City
- Across Quebec
Coverage
Destinations we deliver to
- New York City
- Plattsburgh
- Albany
- Across New York State
How it works
The cross-border moving process
01
Request a quote
Share the origin, destination, date and inventory.
02
Plan the route
We confirm the route, border crossing and documentation needs.
03
Pack and load
Items protected, loaded and inventoried for the border.
04
Transport and deliver
Moved across the border and unloaded at the destination.
Route notes
What to expect on this route
- Common crossings include Champlain–Lacolle and other Quebec–New York border points.
- An itemized inventory supports customs declarations.
Border crossings used
- Champlain–Lacolle
- Highgate Springs–Philipsburg
- Stanstead–Derby Line
Restricted and prohibited items
- Firearms, ammunition and weapons
- Certain food, plant and animal products
- Hazardous materials and flammables
- Alcohol and tobacco above personal limits
- Items requiring special permits or documentation
Factors that can delay a crossing
- Peak travel periods and holiday weekends
- Border wait times at the crossing used
- Customs inspections and documentation checks
- Weather and road conditions
- Incomplete or incorrect paperwork
What we do not guarantee
- We do not guarantee customs clearance or inspection outcomes.
- We do not guarantee duties, taxes or fees you may owe.
- We do not guarantee a specific delivery date or exact transit time.
- Restricted and prohibited items cannot be moved.
- Border conditions and wait times can change at short notice.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
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