Get Usef National Passport Application Return Completed Form - Kwpn-na

The identification of horses is essential not only for the purpose of competing in FEI events, but also to move horses across borders. In order to compete at FEI events, horses must have either: an FEI Passport or. a national passport that has been approved by the FEI and an FEI Recognition Card.

Book an appointment with your equine vet to complete the horse passport application. Your vet will check if your horse already has a microchip at the time of completing the identification and will record the number on the new passport application or will put one in if there is no microchip in place.

In the United States, they are primarily intended for animals competing in International Federation for Equestrian Sports (FEI) events. In the United Kingdom, it is now required for all equines to have a "passport" and an animal cannot be sold without one.

In order to obtain an FEI Passport or Recognition Card, the horse must be microchipped. The veterinarian who completes the diagram, description pages and implants the microchip must be approved to do so by their National Federation.

A Passport Service application can be downloaded from our website, .usef.org, or an application can be sent out from USEF by fax, mail, or email. The application must be completed legibly ing to the directions and mailed or faxed back to USEF.

Buying and selling a horse You must not buy or sell a horse without a horse passport. Contact your local Trading Standards office if you are sold a horse without a passport – they may prosecute the seller.