On the health certificate, the name and physical address of the person in the United States who owns the animal should be provided as the “consignor” information. The “consignee” information should be completed with the name and physical address of the person who is receiving the animal in the foreign country. If you are traveling with your pet, you would write your name and the physical address where you are staying in the foreign country.
Articles in this section
- Is there anything I can do to ensure timely endorsement of an IHC?
- What to do when no country requirements available on the USDA-APHIS Pet Travel Site
- Completing an International Health Certificate for the Commercial Movement (export) of a Pet
- Why can I not create a commercial International Health Certificate for Canada?
- What do the new fields on GlobalVetLink commercial IHCs mean?
- Do commercial International Health Certificates still require USDA endorsement?
- Would I still need an EU transit certificate if I have a commercial movement that is transiting through the EU?
- Why do I have to specify the type of movement (commercial or non-commercial)?
- Are there other differences between the International Health Certificate for commercial and non-commercial movements?
- What are the different health requirements for entry for EU/UK that recognize commercial movements?