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What is the difference between a Single Entry Bond (SEB) and Continuous Bond (CB)?

A Single Entry Bond (SEB) can be used for a secure one-time importation. The Continuous Bond (CB) covers multiple shipments for one year (usually 10% of duties paid for the last year). You can register for such bonds with your Customs Broker, A & A can help you with this.

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NOTE: All details pertaining to CARM R2 processes are based on the current information available at the time of writing. As this is subject to change, it’s recommended you periodically check in with the CBSA or your customs broker.