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How to use or fill out U S Fish and Wildlife Service Form 3-200-20 Import of sport-hunted trophies (Appendix I of CITES)
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Begin by selecting either Section A or B based on whether you are applying as an individual or on behalf of a business. Fill in your personal details or business information as required.
Complete Section C with your physical address, ensuring all fields are filled accurately. If your mailing address differs, provide that information as well.
In Section D, attach the processing fee and answer questions regarding previous permits. Ensure you sign the certification statement in blue ink.
Proceed to Section E, where you will provide detailed information about the trophy being imported, including scientific names and descriptions. Make sure to mark any non-applicable questions with 'N/A'.
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Permits and government consent are also required. However, some countries such as Costa Rica, Kenya and Malawi are countries have chosen to ban trophy hunting..
What paperwork for bringing a leopard trophy into the United States?
Species (CITES), you will need an original valid CITES export document from the country of export or re-export. If the animal is listed on CITES Appendix I (for example, leopard), you also need an original import permit from the United States. You must obtain this permit from the Service before you import your trophy.
Does the US allow hunters to import animal trophies or parts?
Importing trophies without permits required by a foreign country is a violation of U.S. law.
How long does it take to get a CITES permit in the USA?
Allow 60 to 90 days for most CITES applications to be processed and please understand that Endangered Species Act and certain CITES applications may take longer.
What certificate is required to import an endangered wildlife product?
A permit to import/export CITES/Endangered Species into or from the United States and re-export certificates are issued by the Office of Management Authority of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS). Information on wildlife and plants, including lists of endangered species, may be obtained from FWS.
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However, true trophy hunting, as hunters understand it, means being extremely selective in holding out for the biggest and oldest animal possible (which is often also the wariest and most difficult to hunt), and when and if it is taken, it is utilized completelyall the meat is recovered and consumed, and the head,
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