Livestock Control Procedures
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Livestock Control
1- Declaration and Registration of Births
2- Animal Transfers
3- Purchase - Sale between private parties (Beef and Equine)
4- Declaration of Deaths (Beef and Equine)
5- Declaration for Loss or Subtraction
6- Registration as a new owner
7- Obtaining Certifications
8-Duplicate Property Due to Loss or Impairment
9-Duplicates of the transfers of large cattle
10- About the authorization for slaughter of large livestock
1- Declaration and Registration of Births
Declaration and Registration of Births of Large Cattle (Beef and Equine)
Document accrediting the ownership of the animals causing the births to be declared (Livestock Registration Certificate).
Stamp of the stamp for a value of $ 5.00 for each birth to declare of Big Cattle (Cattle and Equine).
Identity card of the owner of the animals and the declarant when he is not the owner of the animals.
2- Animal Transfers
Transfers of Animals (Cattle and Equines) between Livestock Registries
Document accrediting the ownership of the animals being transferred (Livestock Registration Certificate).
Stamp of the stamp for a value of $ 5.00 for each animal to be transported.
Certification of the health status of the animals being transferred issued by the Institute of Veterinary Medicine.
Identity card of the owner of the animals.
3- Purchase - Sale between private parties (Beef and Equine)
In order to carry out this procedure, the presence of both parties is an essential requirement.
Document accrediting the ownership of the animals object of purchase and sale (Livestock Registration Certificate).
Stamp of the stamp for a value of $ 5.00 for each animal object of sale and purchase when it is Cattle and $ 10.00 when it is Cattle.
Certification of the state of health of the animals object of purchase-sale issued by the Institute of Veterinary Medicine.
Identity card of both parties.
4- Declaration of Deaths (Beef and Equine)
Document accrediting the ownership of the animals that have caused death (Livestock Registration Certificate).
Death certificate issued by the Institute of Veterinary Medicine.
Identity card of the owner of the animals and the declarant when he is not the owner of the animals.
5- Declaration for Loss or Subtraction
Declaration for Loss or Subtraction of Livestock (Beef and Equine)
Document accrediting the ownership of the animals object of the loss or loss (Livestock Registration Certificate).
Document accrediting having made the complaint of loss or loss before the PNR (Proof of the complaint or strip).
In the event that the Proof of Complaint is not recorded, the Head of the Entity will issue a document explaining the causes that motivated this situation, which will take the place of the Proof of Complaint and that it will present before the Livestock Registrar, which will be filed.
Identity card of the owner of the animals and the declarant when he is not the owner of the animals.
6- Registration as a new owner
Stamp stamp for a value of $ 10.00.
Certificate of the Land Registry, of the amount of land in usufruct, as well as the corporate purpose to which it will be dedicated.
Identity card of the new owner.
7- Obtaining Certifications
Obtaining Certifications on the Ownership of Cattle (Beef and Equine)
Document accrediting the ownership of the animals on which you want to obtain the certification.
Stamp of the stamp for a value of $ 10.00 for each certification requested.
Identity card of the owner and the applicant when he is not the owner of the animals.
8-Duplicate Property Due to Loss or Impairment
Duplicates of Property due to Loss or Impairment caused by the owner.
Stamp stamp for a value of $ 10.00.
Identity card of the owner requesting the duplicate.
9-Duplicates of the transfers of large cattle
Duplicates of the transfers of cattle and purchase and sale of cattle and horses.
Doorbell stamps worth $ 15.00 per animal.
Identity card of the owner requesting the duplicate.
10- About the authorization for slaughter of large livestock
Animals authorized to be slaughtered in emergency slaughterhouses will only be removed from the Livestock Registrar when a copy duly certified by a veterinary doctor and registered by the Institute of Veterinary Medicine is presented.
The oxen not suitable for animal traction and destined for slaughter will be duly certified by authorized veterinary personnel, presenting said certificate in the Livestock Registry, the only condition to withdraw it for said concept.
Females can only be sent to slaughter when they are not suitable for reproduction, and will be duly certified by authorized veterinary personnel and endorsed by the Reproduction Commission.
