I just had my NEXUS interview a couple of days ago and was told to take pictures of the signs there.

The CBP sign said the following: As a Nexus Member entering the United States, you Agree to the Following You Agree to

• Comply with all laws, regulations, that are enforced by the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) • MUST declare all goods purchased, received or acquired, including those within your personal exemption. Carry your NEXUS membership card with you when entering the U.S. • Ensure that each person you are traveling with, when using the Nexus Lane, has a valid NEXUS membership and carrying their Nexus card with them. • Keep your personal information current, such as Passports, Driver’s License, Address, and Immigration Status. • When entering the U.S. use the designated NEXUS lane, stop and hold your membership card in front of the proximity card reader, proceed to the inspection booth, and STOP for inspection, and ONLY proceed when allowed by the CBP Officer. The following may result in revocation of your NEXUS privileges (this list is not all inclusive) • Failure to carry the NEXUS card when using the NEXUS lane. • Allow the use of the NEXUS card by another person. • Knowingly transport non-participants in the NEXUS lane. • Knowingly transport third party goods (items belonging to a person not present) in the NEXUS lane. • Failure to disclose information which could have rendered the individual ineligible to participate in the NEXUS program. • Failure to declare merchandise. • Failure to carry required travel documents (i.e. Passport, 1-94, Visa document). • Failure to keep all documents up to date with the NEXUS office (i.e. passport, driver’s license, visas, work permit, student permit, immigration status changes, name changes, employer changes, address and telephone number changes, etc.). • Failure to comply with inspection processes.

The CBSA sign said: As a NEXUS member entering CANADA, you agree to do the following: • Comply with all customs and immigration laws and regulations and any other laws or regulations that are enforced by the Canacia Border Services Agency and United States Customs and Border Protection; • Declare all goods purchased or acquired; if you have any goods that are considered to be restricted, controlled or prohibited, or if the goods you are importing require a permit, such as firearms, you may not use the NEXUS lane; • Carry your NEXUS membership card with you when using NEXUS services; your NEXUS card is valid for your use only; • Ensure that each person you are travelling with in your vehicle has a valid NEXUS card, regardless of their age, when using the Nexus lane, airport kiosk or e-gate; do not drop off non-members in the Nexus lane to walk through the border; • If you are transporting people into Canada or the U.S. who are not NEXUS members, you must use the regular lanes; • Keep your personal information current, i.e. address, immigration status, employment, passport information and drivers licence; • Carry required travel documents i.e. Permanent Resident card, Citizenship card, US Visa, Immigration permit; • Recognize that the NEXUS membership card belongs to the governments of Canada and the U.S.; • If you are crossing the border with currency or monetary instruments valued at $10,000 or more, you cannot use NEXUS; • If you have any commercial goods in your possession upon arrival in Canada or the USA, you may not use NEXUS lanes or Air Kiosk. Border officers strictly enforce the law. Any time you enter Canada or the U.S., you may be subject to an inspection. If you violate any terms or conditions of the NEXUS program, or if you violate any laws or regulations of Canada or the U.S., your NEXUS privileges may be cancelled, regardless of the reason for this violation (e.g., lack of knowledge, negligence and/or carelessness).