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  2. Begin by entering your name and full mailing address, ensuring to include a reachable phone number.
  3. Input your age as of January 1 of the current year along with your date of birth.
  4. Specify your county and club name. If you are not part of a club, simply write 'independent'.
  5. Make sure to have your parent or legal guardian sign and date the form.
  6. Fill in the breed of each animal you are submitting for approval, such as Angus or Brown Swiss.
  7. Enter the animal's name as it appears on registration papers for purebred animals or the name you use for grade animals.
  8. Provide the birthdate for each animal, including day, month, and year, which is crucial for class determination.
  9. Indicate whether you own (O) or lease (L) each animal and include the respective dates.
  10. If applicable, ensure that all identification requirements are met according to USDA regulations.

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