Whether your car is shipped by RORO or in Container you need the following:
1. The original Certificate of Title of your car and two copies of the notarized title.
2. The Bill of Sale or a notarized Bill of Sale (depends on the port of origin)
3. The original Certificate of Origin if you’ve purchased a brand new vehicle
4. Shipper Export Declaration
5. Declaration of Dangerous Goods
6. Copy of your U.S. passport

RORO means Roll On and Roll Off a shipping vessel. At the port, the carrier will drive in your car and secure it on the vessel. Note that you are not permitted to load your personal belongings in the car.

The standard size of shipping containers is 20 feet and 40 feet in length. Some destinations have 45HC container size.

If your query is regarding documentation, please refer to the first question for your answer. If you need more elaboration visit http://www.youship.biz/auto-shipping

We prefer bank deposit, Zelle, and checks, we do accept credit card payments, but we would add credit card fees.

This is an important question to ask shipping companies. We know price matters, but sometimes $200 or $300 less does not mean you got your best deal. Some shipping lines would take almost 3 months to reach their destination. We offer a tracking service the moment your goods leave the port. You can track your shipment through its journey.

Normally we require 50% down before we send trucks to your location, or load in our warehouse, and the rest when it sails.

Normally most destinations have sailings weekly, but some ships would be full in short notice. We ask for two weeks advance notice to guarantee the booking.

Insurance is based on your discretion. It is charged extra on your request.

Yes, but most shipping lines charge correction fee. If the shipment arrived at the destination then you will need to do corrections from the port of discharge.