Know which authority said what.

Notes revised 30 October 2023 contain historical UK-return passport wording. Read the current GB document table and actual records; the old sentence is not present-day return permission.

Guidance notes dated 26 July 2024, not newly published today. Read with the applicable certificate and current state requirements; Hawaii recommendation is not individual entry approval.

Parent publication date may differ from air and sea/rail detail-page editions.

For certain US states, such as Massachusetts; not a certificate automatically required for every US-bound pet or a substitute for CDC dog documentation.

The AHC detail and document list use different return-date anchors. Ask APHA before relying on a boundary date.

General EHC wording and US-specific certificate 8860 have different scope; actual species, state and carrier documents must be checked separately.

GOV.UK uses certificate issue for its ten-day entry condition; US APHIS separately describes private signature and endorsement. Do not silently treat these events as identical.

The document list uses AHC issue date; the AHC detail uses EU-entry date. GB return timing needs clarification.

Only applies to dogs with exclusively low-risk or rabies-free six-month history. Other agencies, destination and carrier requirements remain separate.

Foreign-vaccinated/high-risk pathway, including cases without accepted US-return evidence. Confirm documents, facility and arrival airport; a valid titer does not remove ordinary pet facility services.

Conditional US-vaccinated/high-risk branch. Prepare the specific endorsed CDC vaccination form before US departure; a current EU export certificate is not a substitute.

Cats/ferrets-only selector also repeats dog-treatment wording. GOV.UK scopes tapeworm treatment to dogs; copied text is not a cat requirement.

Informational specimen, not a usable travel certificate. Use the issuing veterinarian and APHIS workflow for the completed document.

For separate owner/pet travel, the APHIS page describes designee travel after the owner, while the Commission describes before or after. Confirm an earlier-pet arrangement with APHIS and the EU entry authority.

The APHIS headings say older/younger than eight months; the Canadian reference uses eight months or older. An exact-boundary case needs actual authority review, not an inferred result.

Page modified 1 August 2024 gives blanket high-risk-history advice. CDC now distinguishes vaccination branches; the Canada guide discloses the scope difference and clears no high-risk-history crossing.

Generic export wording does not override a destination-specific instruction, such as CFIA's no-endorsement statement for US-bound domestic-cat records.

Different domestic-cat and dog age/accompaniment branches; country-residence evidence is not inferred from the last departure. No individual entry decision.

CFIA starts its ten-day instruction at the Canadian licensed-veterinarian signature. The French June 2026 note separately describes official issue or competent-authority endorsement; do not merge these events.

HA3149 is marked amended 5 August 2021. An older specimen date alone does not prove withdrawal; ask the Canadian veterinarian and CFIA which current form they supply.

The selector needs the actual species, dog age, purpose, accompaniment and country. PetWaymark has not recorded an individual selector result.

Current GB-resident AHC advice agrees with GOV.UK, but the pages describe different historical starting dates for passport restrictions.

June 2026 information note: focused first-four-page reading only. Official-issue/endorsement clock and conditional EU passport return are not an individual deadline or approval.

Category classification and conditions need individual review; this page does not clear a dog for entry.

General French traveller guidance. Its passport and return wording does not decide individual GB entry documents, residence or France re-entry conditions.