The Accredited Veterinarian (AV) who inspected the animal is the only person allowed to sign a CVI. By signing, the AV is attesting to the fact that they have seen and inspected the animal and that the animal is healthy to travel.
Articles in this section
- What are the new "Purpose of Movement" options for Companion CVIs?
- What if none of the "Purpose of Movement" options fit my specific situation?
- What are the new "Purpose of Movement" options for Equine, Production, and General CVIs?
- Why have the Purpose of Movement options for CVIs changed?
- Copy and Paste IDs Troubleshooting
- What information about treatments is displayed on the CVI?
- Creating a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI)
- Are GVL Health Certificates (CVIs) the same as APHIS 7001 forms?
- Where can I find animal movement requirements?
- What is SmartEngine™?