How to apply for an endangerment certificate? What are the precautions for applying for an endangerm

Procedures for handling import and export permits for endangered wild animals and plants 1. The applicant unit or individual submits a written application. 2. The applicant unit or individual must provide the certificate of origin of wild animals and plants. Imported:

Provide the original certificate of export or re-export from the other country's exporting country. Export: the certificate of the competent forestry department at the municipal (county) level shall be provided for the province, and the certificate of the competent forestry department at the provincial level shall be provided for the inter-provincial one.

3. The applicant shall provide a copy of the import and export foreign trade contract or agreement and the approval document of the business scope of the national, provincial and municipal foreign trade departments. 4. The applicant shall provide a copy of the business license, the "Jiangsu Timber Business License" or the "Jiangsu Wildlife and its Products Business License". 5. The above materials (1 to 4 items) shall be submitted in triplicate to the Forestry Department of the Municipal Forestry Bureau, and the Forestry Administration Section shall submit the import and export license to the Provincial Wildlife Protection Station after adding opinions.

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The endangered certificate must be applied for in the forestry bureau where the company has the right to import and export, and the endangered category is at least 1 and a half months or even 2 months in Beijing.

Common endangered species: South American green sandalwood, African teak king (Damei pigeon pea), etc.

Documents required for endangered categories.

Import and export of wild animals and plants, precious trees and alien species and their products, application form for administrative licensing of import and export management of wild plants, contract, description, enterprise introduction, bill of lading, certificate of origin, plant inspection certificate, foreign CITES certificate, enterprise three certificates, foreign business operator record form.

First of all, it is necessary to determine the species information, suitable Latin names, and species belonging to international conventions basically need to apply for endangerment certificates.

Qiannuo International has been represented in the country, and the submission of materials and acceptance time are slightly surprising, but not large, and the overall processing time can be completed within 2 months of the issuance of the certificate, and it may be fast, depending on the actual situation.

The overall processing time refers to the time from the pre-approval to the issuance of the domestic endangerment certificate (import and export permit).

Pre-approval means that according to different species, the acceptance department is also different, some species are directly accepted by the national bureau, and some species need to be accepted by the local bureau.

Species information needs to be verified clearly in order not to delay time, and the tax number of endangered species needs to be EF.

The materials are roughly, application, contract, enterprise qualification, foreign certificate, certificate of origin.

If there is, you also need to have an agreement, company qualifications, etc.

1. Which timber needs to apply for an endangerment certificate?

1.Endangered certificates are divided into foreign endangered certificates (also known as convention certificates) and domestic endangered certificates. Endangered timber needs to be imported into the country, and both certificates need to be obtained. And only when you get a foreign endangerment certificate can you get a domestic endangerment certificate.

2.Imported timber must first determine the Latin name of the timber, carry out HS code classification, look at the regulatory conditions, and then handle it. In accordance with Article 5 of the International Convention on Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora**, specimens of species listed in Appendix III**, permits, certificates of origin.

3.Common endangered species: Rosewood microphylla, Rosewood sorrel, Rosewood nigra, Mahoganya grandiflora, Sandalwood sinensis, Dalbergia sinensis, King teak africanus (Dalpinocarpus grandiosis).

2. How to apply for an import permit for endangered wild animals and plants.

1.Make a written request.

3.Provide a copy of the import and export foreign trade contract or agreement and the approval document of the business scope of the national, provincial and municipal foreign trade departments.

4.Provide a copy of the business license, "XX Province Timber Business License" or "XX Province Wildlife and Its Products Business License".

Prepare complete information and submit it to the Forestry Department of the Municipal Forestry Bureau, and after the Forestry Department adds opinions, it will be handed over to the Provincial Wildlife Protection Station for issuance of import licenses. The timber endangerment certificate needs to go to Beijing to handle, and the company needs the right to import and export, and the time of the whole process is about 40 days, and the receiving unit must apply in advance.

3. Precautions for applying for endangerment certificates.

1.If the application for the endangerment certificate is unsuccessful, check whether the declared HS is correct and whether the information provided is complete;

2.With the continuous deforestation of forest resources, species. Every year, timber is classified as endangered, and many timbers that only need to be certified non-endangered are now endangered. Therefore, you must consult more to avoid unnecessary troubles when declaring customs;

3.The endangerment certificate cannot be reported by others, nor can it be used by the customs declaration company for import and export rights.

What does an endangered certificate mean and how to apply for an endangered certificate.

All species listed in the Catalogue of Imported and Exported Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, which are members (regions) of the International Treaty of Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, shall fulfill their protection obligations, regardless of the way of importing and exporting socks, must apply for this certificate in advance. If the import and export of goods is not provided when the import and export declaration is not provided by the customs, the customs will be fined for the import and export unit if it is not submitted after the customs examination is not submitted.

1. The issuance of CITES certificates abroad requires the English name of the domestic consignee, the Latin name of the endangered species, the convention level, the content, and the port of departure and other information, which is one of the main bases for handling the endangerment certificate in the China Endangered Species Management Office in the later stage.

2. Use the legal person card to log in to the one-network office, upload relevant information to apply for the "People's Republic of China Aquatic Wild Animal and Plant and Their Products Utilization License". 20 working days Information to be provided: 1

Foreign CITES Certificate 2Business license of the enterprise; Filing with external business operators; Legal entity ID 3Contract of sale between the domestic consignee and the foreign consignor 4

Application Form for Permit for the Utilization of Aquatic Wild Animals and Plants and Their Products of the People's Republic of China 5Business and use premises (it can be an enterprise office or warehouse, but the property right certificate must be provided, and the teacher of the Fishery Administration Office will conduct a field visit in the later stage).

3. Register on the official website of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs to handle the "Approval Form for the Import and Export of Aquatic Wild Animals and Their Products". 15 working days.

Information to be provided:

1.Request a report.

2.Business license, legal person ID card, import and export right business certificate.

3.Foreign-related contracts.

4.Foreign CITES Certificate.

5.The "Permit for the Utilization of Aquatic Wild Animals and Plants and Their Products of the People's Republic of China" handled in the previous step

6."Approval for the Export of Aquatic Wild Animals or Their Products Restricted by the International Conventions to which China is a Member".

4. Log in to the national single window with a legal person card to apply for the import and export permit, that is, the CITES certificate on the Chinese side within 10 working days (first handle the enterprise filing on the page, which is expected to take half a day).

Information to be provided:

1.Foreign CITES Certificate.

2.Approval form for import and export of aquatic wildlife and its products.

3.Sales contracts between domestic consignees and foreign consignors Note that these certificates are handled in batches.

Summary. According to the calculation of foreign CITES, so the customer needs to apply for the endangerment certificate immediately after the foreign company is done, and the import customs clearance is required within half a year after getting the certificate.

According to the calculation of foreign CITES, so after the foreign company is done, the customer needs to immediately apply for the endangered certificate before the accident, and the import customs clearance is required within half a year after getting the certificate.

Submission of materials: The following materials must be submitted in duplicate to apply for the species certificate: 1

Application report, written application for import and export of wild animals and plants, description of import and export or region, species, quantity, **, use, etc. 2.The application form for wild animals and plants and their products shall be submitted by units or individuals applying for wild animals and plants and their products.

4.**Prove. Those who apply for the export of wild animals and plants and their products shall submit the first certificate issued by the Provincial Nianluo Wildlife Administrative Department and the first certificate issued by the Provincial Wildlife Administrative Department.

Companies with import and export rights must apply for an endangerment certificate, that is, the forestry bureau of the place where the company is located. In general, it is less than 5 working days for non-endangered people and less than 1 and a half months or even 2 months for endangered people.