1, the applicant fills in the application form of Animal Epidemic Prevention Certificate;
2. A copy of the legal representative's certificate or the owner's ID card;
3. A copy of the land use certificate where the farm is located;
4. A copy of the property right certificate or lease agreement of the processing place.
5, a copy of the qualification certificate of employees. Original and photocopy of graduation certificate or graduation certificate of animal husbandry and veterinary specialty of prevention and control personnel 1 copy; 1 Original and photocopy of ID card per person.
6 written materials of animal epidemic prevention system.
7, other documents stipulated by the state and province.
Quarantine certificate processing flow:
1, declare in advance, usually 3 days in advance;
2, provide animal immunization records, animals have been wearing a unified ear tag of the Ministry of agriculture;
3. Healthy clinical examination;
4. No animal epidemic occurred in the production area;
5. If it is an animal, it needs to be tested in corresponding laboratory items. Animal Quarantine Certificate According to the relevant provisions of the state, the transport of live animals must conform to the provisions of the state, and the shipper should provide the Animal Quarantine Certificate issued by the local animal quarantine department at or above the county level to ensure that animals do not carry infectious diseases.
To sum up, the law requires that all animals and products entering and leaving the county must undergo inspection and quarantine. 20 10 the Ministry of agriculture unified the national certification style and filling specifications, and the procedures handled by cities were basically the same. Pets must provide animal quarantine certificates when handling air consignment procedures, which is similar to the identification certificate that pets meet boarding conditions.
Legal basis:
Article 3 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on Animal Epidemic Prevention
Animals mentioned in this Law refer to livestock, poultry and other animals that are artificially raised or captured. Animal products mentioned in this Law refer to the meat, skin, hair, viscera, fat, blood, semen, eggs, embryos, bones, hooves, heads, horns and tendons of animals and milk and eggs that may spread animal diseases. Animal epidemics mentioned in this Law refer to animal infectious diseases, including parasitic diseases.