Notice of Decision – 2000007 ONT. INC d.b.a Inkas
Notice
In the interest of safety, in accordance with section 10.5 of the Motor Vehicle Safety Act (Act), and following the process set out in subsection 10.7(1) of the Act, the Minister of Transport has issued an order against 2000007 ONT. INC., doing business as Inkas, in relation to two vehicles the company altered in 2016.
After you apply
If documents are missing, we’ll email you a link to where you can upload the missing documents. If we don’t receive the documents within 90 days for online applications or 1 year for mailed applications, your application will be automatically rejected.
Once we’ve received all documentation, payment and processed your application, we’ll send you a Pleasure Craft Licence document by email or mail, depending on how you applied.
Before you apply
You can apply for a licence if you:
- own a pleasure craft
- are an authorized third-party (such as a boat dealer)
- need a dealer demonstration licence
Documents you need to provide
If we don’t receive the required documents, your application will be delayed. For privacy reasons, we destroy all copies of supporting documents.
When applying online, your documents must:
How to apply
Find out how to:
- Apply for a new PCL or transfer an existing PCL
- Renew a PCL or update licence information
- Replace a lost or damaged PCL document
- Cancel a PCL
Apply for a new PCL or transfer an existing PCL
If you buy or build an unlicensed pleasure craft, it will need a new Pleasure Craft Licence.
Lithium batteries – Be aware of what you buy
The purpose of this document is to provide guidance to the general public on the purchase of lithium batteries for their devices.
Lithium-ion batteries are used as lightweight, long-lasting energy storage solutions. They are found in many consumer electronics, from power-tools to electric vehicles. Buying good quality batteries can keep your home and the Canadian transportation system safer.