Obtaining CFIA import permits Sample Clauses

Obtaining CFIA import permits. To obtain an import permit from the CFIA for aquatic animal pathogens, plant pathogens or infected animal tissues, blood, milk, or serum, an application form must be completed by the Principal Investigator. The CFIA import permit application can be downloaded from the CFIA website. Note that there is a charge for the permit, payable by credit card. The charge will vary depending on the extent of the risk assessment required to be conducted by CFIA staff. If importing aquatic animal pathogens, the requirements are more stringent; several CFIA documents must be completed and a biosafety manual submitted. CFIA has a guidance document entitled Biosafety Manual Requirements Checklist for Aquatic Animal Pathogen Containment (AQC) Facilities. Form B - AQC2 in vivo (work with live aquatic animals) will also be required. Information regarding the importation of plant pests and Biocontainment for Facilities Handling Plant Pests is also available. Once import permits have been issued to the applicant, it is the applicant’s responsibility to ensure the consignor of the shipment receives the permits to attach to the package before shipment so that the consignment will clear customs. The person to whom the permit is issued is responsible for complying with all conditions on the permit upon receipt of the consignment. Material obtained on an import permit may not be redistributed to another party without the express consent of the permitting agency. Copies of import permits are to be forwarded to the Biosafety Officer.
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