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Jackfish
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Hey Moondoggie... sounds good! Glad you're all set and ready to go with the RABC.
Could you share some information about the application, please?
After you filled out the form, I assume you included your credit card information, right?
Did you mail it from a post office?
Remember how much the postage was (approx.)?
How long did it take to receive your permit?
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moosedoggie
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My RABC arrived today in the mail. It runs from the end of March till March of the following year.
I always apply in mid-January so I have that part out of the way early. Looking forward to a great trip this summer!
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dcrocket
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Thanks for sharing, looks like about 6 weeks. Do you know if RABC is need along with passport or Enhanced ID? Thx
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TominMpls
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Got my RABC in the mail yesterday! Thinking a Cache Bay entry in early August for the Falls Chain, but may still change to the Man Chain.
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moosedoggie
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You have to get and fill out the application online RABC Application
The application has a page for you to put your credit card information as well as your personal data. You cannot save the filled out form to your computer from the site, I printed mine out and then scanned the completed document to my files.
You need to get an international, labeled "Global", stamp from the post office. I got three because that's how many were left on the sheet she pulled out. They are the "forever" type stamp so they will work in future years. I think they cost about $1.20 apiece. I mailed it from my house about the 14th of January and the application fee hit my credit card on the 30th. With the current exchange rate, the $30 Canadian was $22 and change.
Remember, the permit is good for a year. I got my first RABC in March several years ago. I get my application in in January just so I'll have that task taken care of. The permit I received will be good from March 30th of this year (the date my current one expires) until March of 2021.
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cyclones30
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It looks like we're going to be entering from the north for our first ever Q trip so we won't need an RABC.....correct?
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Jackfish
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Excellent information. Thank you.
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Jackfish
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That’s correct, Cyclones. You will have passed through Canadian customs on the highway to get to the northside so you’ll be all set.
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