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National Veterinary Accreditation Program
(NVAP)
This voluntary program certifies private veterinary practitioners to work cooperatively
with Federal veterinarians and State animal health officials.
Producers that export animals rely on the expertise of accredited veterinarians to help ensure that exported animals will not introduce diseases into another State or country. The accreditation program has served the animal industry well for many years and remains integral to their future growth.
Voluntary Participation
Participation in the NVAP is voluntary. It is not mandated by the Federal Government. Accredited veterinarians participating in NVAP must carry out their duties according to the Standards for Accredited Veterinarian Duties in Title 9, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 161.
Applying for Veterinary Accreditation
NVAP Reference Guide (PDF 3.96MB)
Application for Veterinary Accreditation
- Instruction
- VS Form 1-36A (pdf 1.05mb)
Note: The VS Form 1-36A Application for Veterinary Accreditation is covered by the Privacy Act Notice printed on the reverse side. The application will not be accepted unless the Privacy Act Notice is attached to the application or printed on the reverse side.
If you have further questions regarding accreditation or for more information pertaining to locating an accredited veterinarian, please contact the area office of the state in which you are located by using the link below. The area office will be able to assist you in randomly selecting a veterinarian.
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