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Hi Marta,
What would happen if we traveled with our service dog to Colombia and we didn't get the international health certificate stamped by the USDA? We had it filled out by and signed by a licensed vet, but weren't told the USDA had to stamp it. Any suggestions? Unfortunately there is no time to get it stamped.
Hi Ed,
Unfortunately the law requires the stamp from the USDA. Do you read Spanish? If so check this page out, it is from the COnsulate:
http://www.consuladodecolombia.com/servicios_otros_animales.htm
Can you change your flight?
You can write me diretcly at info@colombianpossibilities.com or call me 703.652.3850
When is your flight?
Marta
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MRZ
Expertise
I can answer virtually anything about Colombia.
Experience
I am Colombian, lived there for 18 years and 20 years in the States. I now live back in Colombia and have owned a very successful tourism agency for the last 4 years.
Education/Credentials
BA University of Virginia
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