Who needs a APHID Form 7001?
This form should be used by the person who is going to move internationally and has small animals to bring with them. This animal moving must be endorsed by the USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture)-accredited veterinarians.
This certificate of animals health is to be completed by USDA-Accredited veterinarian operating in a person’s area.
What is the APHID 7001 Form for?
Based on the information provided, the USDA assesses whether it is possible to let these animals outside the United States. The result of such an assessment becomes the certificate issuance, allowing to transfer the animals abroad.
Is APHID Form 7001 accompanied by other forms?
This form does not need to be accompanied by any other documents. However, you will need to pay a fee for the issuance of a certificate. Also, you may need information about vaccinations that were made to your animals.
When is APHID Form 7001 due?
There are strict time limits for completing the form and obtaining the USDA’s endorsement. This is because the animals must be certified shortly before departure abroad. However, country-specific terms to be specified separately in the official immigration resources of these countries.
This certificate is valid for 30 days after issuance.
How do I fill out the fillable APHID Form 7001?
The following should be indicated to complete the form:
- Consignor’s personal information;
- Type of animal shipped, total number of animals;
- Personal information of recipient at destination;
- Animal identification;
- Pertinent vaccination, treatment, and testing history;
Where do I send APHID Form 7001?
Once completed and signed by the local veterinarian, this form should be directed to the nearest USDA office.