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Please thank our 2005 NASS EX Exhibitors: ABM Data Systems, ADI, AES-Intellinet, Bold Technologies, Bosch Security Systems, Brakke-Schafnitz Insurance, Brivo Systems, Central Station Alarm Assoc., The C-Moor Group, DICE Corporation, Digital Security Controls (DSC), DMP, GE Monitoring Automation Systems, GE Security, Honeywell Security, Innovative Business Software, Inc., Installation Quality Cert. Program, Keyscan, Inc., Micro Key Software, NAPCO Security Systems, Inc., NIA Group, OzVision, Peterson Bits, Fasteners & Tools, PSA Security Network, SDM Magazine, Security Dealer Magazine, Security, Inc., Security Sales & Integration, Security Systems News, and SP&T News
Our sponsors: ADI (Beverages for the Opening Social Event); Alert Alarm of Hawaii (Board of Directors' Dinner); Altronix Corp. (CSAA Board of Directors' Luncheon); Bosch Security Systems (Saturday Continental Breakfast, Sunday morning and afternoon Coffee Breaks); Digital Security Controls (DSC) (Friday Continental Breakfast); GE Monitoring Automation Systems (MAS) (Saturday afternoon Coffee Break); GE Security (Exhibit Hall Lunch); Honeywell Access Systems (Food at Exhibit Hall Happy Hour); LaSalle Bank (Friday morning Coffee Break); and System Sensor (Sunday Continental Breakfast)
and sponsoring organizations: Alabama Alarm Association (AAA); Alarm Association of Florida (AAF); California Alarm Association (CAA); Illinois Electronic Security Association (IESA); Louisiana Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (LBFAA); Massachusetts Systems Contractors Association (MSCA); Mississippi Alarm Association Inc. (MAA); New Hampshire Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (NHBFAA); New Jersey Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (NJBFAA); New York Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (NYBFAA); Pennsylvania Burglar and Fire Alarm Association (PBFAA); SDM Magazine; Security Dealer Magazine; Security Systems News; Security Sales & Integration; SP & T News; and Tennessee Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (TBFAA); and Wisconsin Burglar & Fire Alarm Association (WBFAA).
Methods of Transporting
CSAA Announces Agreement with
Mendelssohn Customs Brokers
for NASS EX 2005
CSAA has signed an agreement with Mendelssohn Customs and Transportation (A Division of Livingston International, Inc.) to expedite shipments to and from NASS EX 2005 in Montreal. Mendelssohn is a market leader in specialized services for the convention and trade show industry and has specialized in conventions for over 20 years.
CSAA has registered NASS EX 2005 with Canada Customs and has been granted meeting import privileges. This means that booths and display materials can be brought into Canada on a Temporary Import Bond (brought in under Mendelssohn’s bond) which means taxes (based on the value of the booth & display items) will be waived.
In addition, “Border to Show” has been granted. This means that the facility where the event is taking place becomes a Canada Customs bonded facility allowing for the customs clearance of shipments to be done right at Le Centre Sheraton and not held up at point of entry into Canada. This process offers you and your exhibitors a number of advantages such as: reduced costs, faster border crossings and quicker set-up at the facility.
Complete details on how exhibitors at NASS EX 2005 can ship display materials easily and hassle free will be sent to registered exhibitors in a packet from Clarkson-Conway, Inc., the official NASS EX 2005 exposition services company.
Bring it With You
It has come to our attention that some exhibitors are planning to carry exhibit materials for NASS EX 2005 with them on the plane. Entry into Canada with these goods may prove to make your clearance through Canadian Customs more difficult. To avoid any difficulties at the border we strongly suggest that your exhibit materials be shipped directly to Mendelssohn Customs & Transportation Services in Montreal.
If you still plan to carry exhibit materials with you, download the letter signed by Andre Legault (see link below) granting NASS EX “Portal to Portal” status and allowing the importation of show goods on a temporary basis.
In addition to the letter the “Goods for Exhibitions and Conventions” form should be downloaded and completed prior to reaching Canadian Customs. Please keep this form with you for your entry and departure from Canada.
- Click below to download the letter signed by Andre Legault:
- Click here to access the “Goods for Exhibitions and Conventions” Form
For additional questions, please contact:
- For transporation inquiries:
- For customs inquiries:
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