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CBSA lists this office as Hemmingford, at 1 Route 219 South, Hemmingford, Quebec. It faces the hamlet of Mooers, New York, across one of the plainer stretches of this border: no NEXUS lane, no duty-free shop, just the highway office and Electronic Data Interchange for commercial paperwork.
Travellers can cross into Canada at Hemmingford–Mooers 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Commercial trucks are a separate story: CBSA clears them only Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and the office closes on holidays. That is longer than nearby Lacolle Route 221, which closes to travellers overnight at 10:00 pm, so Hemmingford is the round-the-clock option in this stretch of the border for cars, even though trucks still need weekday business hours.
No. CBSA’s own service list for this office covers only Electronic Data Interchange and its Highway/Land Border Office. There is no NEXUS lane, no Ready Lane, and no duty-free shop. It is one of the plainest border offices on this corridor: nearby Lacolle Route 221 does offer a dedicated NEXUS lane into Canada, so travellers who rely on a trusted-traveller lane should use that crossing instead.
Hemmingford’s round-the-clock traveller hours set it apart from its closest sibling. Lacolle Route 221, a short drive east, closes to travellers overnight: CBSA’s record lists it open only 6:00 am to 10:00 pm. A driver arriving after 10:00 pm needs Hemmingford, Champlain–St-Bernard-de-Lacolle, or another 24-hour office instead.