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ARTICLE · 30 JUNE 2017

How Can I Get My NEXUS Card Back When It Is Cancelled/Confiscated By The CBSA?

A NEXUS Card is a valuable asset to a business traveler and a desired benefit for a frequent traveler.

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The Canada Border Services Agency ("CBSA") may confiscate, revoke or cancel a NEXUS Membership for a number of reasons, such as (1) a breach of a customs law (e.g., undervaluation or not declaring goods purchased or acquired outside Canada), (2) a breach of an immigration law (e.g., working in Canada without a proper visa), (3) a breach of a NEXUS Program rule (e.g., using the NEXUS lane with a person in the vehicle without NEXUS approval, having commercial goods in a vehicle when you used the NEXUS lane, failure to update information of your NEXUS file after a new passport is issued or you have moved, etc.), (4) a determination of ineligibility (e.g., criminal charges are laid), or (5) a determination that the information of a NEXUS application or renewal is false (e.g., no mention of a past customs violation).

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