The CVI must be signed within 10 days of the inspection date. Per 9 CFR 161.4 - Standards for accredited veterinarian duties, an accredited veterinarian (AV) shall not issue a certificate, form, record or report which reflects the results of any inspection, test, vaccination or treatment performed by him or her with respect to any animal, other than those in regular health maintenance programs, unless he or she has personally inspected that animal within 10 days prior to issuance.
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™?