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by CMills on 22 January 2013 - 02:01
HELLO ALL, I RECENTLY IMPORTED A YOUNG MALE FROM SPAIN INTO THE USA. HE CAME WITH PINK SV PAPERS, SO I CONTACTED SABINE AT THE SV TO GET AN EXPORT PEDIGREE AND BESCHEINIGUNG SO I CAN REGISTER HIM WITH THE AKC. HOWEVER, SABINE SAID SINCE THE DOG WAS IMPORTED FROM SPAIN, NOT GERMANY, I NEED TO CONTACT THEIR REGISTRY FOR THOSE ITEMS. HAS ANYONE HERE IN THE USA EVER IMPORTED A DOG FROM SPAIN, AND IF SO HOW DID YOU GET THE DOCUMENTS NEEDED TO GET YOUR DOG AKC REGISTERED? THANKS IN ADVANCE FOR ANY HELP/ADVICE.
by FerrumGSDs on 25 January 2013 - 06:01
In 2001 a friend of mine imported a dog from Spain, and here is what she had to say about it.
"the SV could not issue the AKC Bescheinigung since he came from Spain, making it worst (or better at the end) the seller never registered the dog I purchased in the Real Sociedad Canina so they could not issue the certificate of ownership or export pedigree either that the AKC was requesting. At that time they did not have the passport, do not have an idea if this changes anything. In order to transfer my dog to my name and get the AKC papers I became member of the SV first. Then I sent the SV a notarized copy of my dog's papers showing that I was the legal owner. The SV issued a letter indicating that I was my dog's registered owner in their records and that they could not issue the formal AKC Bescheinigung because the previous owner was residing in Spain. Finally after over a year going back and forth the AKC registered my dog in my name. This took from October 2001 to January 2003! Sabine Leib helped me with my dog's certificate then. Good luck to anyone having this problem!"
"the SV could not issue the AKC Bescheinigung since he came from Spain, making it worst (or better at the end) the seller never registered the dog I purchased in the Real Sociedad Canina so they could not issue the certificate of ownership or export pedigree either that the AKC was requesting. At that time they did not have the passport, do not have an idea if this changes anything. In order to transfer my dog to my name and get the AKC papers I became member of the SV first. Then I sent the SV a notarized copy of my dog's papers showing that I was the legal owner. The SV issued a letter indicating that I was my dog's registered owner in their records and that they could not issue the formal AKC Bescheinigung because the previous owner was residing in Spain. Finally after over a year going back and forth the AKC registered my dog in my name. This took from October 2001 to January 2003! Sabine Leib helped me with my dog's certificate then. Good luck to anyone having this problem!"
by LynOD on 25 January 2013 - 15:01
I imported a dog from Slovakia came with pink papers. Funny I do not recall having any diffculty registering him with AKC I just had to send copy of his foreign registry. Maybe because he was also born in Slovakia it is a different process.Good Luck.
Lyn
Lyn
by GSDPACK on 25 January 2013 - 18:01
Export pedigree should be done by the PREVIOUS owner.
The seller has to transfer the ownership to you in Spain. Then the registry will send the appers back to the previous owner who will then mail them to the new owner..woalla! DONE!
The seller has to transfer the ownership to you in Spain. Then the registry will send the appers back to the previous owner who will then mail them to the new owner..woalla! DONE!
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