Yes. Depending on the destination, the vehicle may either be shipped Ro/Ro (Roll on/ Roll off) with a car carrier or in an ocean container. If with a car carrier, the vehicle will be picked up from residence or from an agent's warehouse. No items may be inside of the vehicle (eg boxes, first aid kit, etc); only factory-installed items (eg jack, spare tire). The gas tank must be less than ¼ full. If the vehicle is shipped in a container on its own or with household goods the gas tank must still be less than ¼ full. It must be blocked and braced inside of the container in order to limit movement during transit. This may be done either with nylon straps or with chocks (no wood, aluminum, rubber or plastic). Any vehicle that is sent overseas will need to submit an original title to U.S. customs as well as to the customs of the destination country. If there is a lien against the vehicle it is up to the owner to request a lien release from the lien holder provide a copy of the title.