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03-05-2021, 12:52 PM

Thanks everyone for the comments. I brought some Chersina into the country a few years ago and the sender had to get the CITES paperwork. Its a lot of paperwork in general - on both sides. You have to get a broker and you have to setup a USFWS inspection of the animals before you can take possession. Overall the process is certainly possible, but its annoying and labor intensive.

03-05-2021, 12:52 PM	#8
gelegans	Thanks everyone for the comments. I brought some Chersina into the country a few years ago and the sender had to get the CITES paperwork. Its a lot of paperwork in general - on both sides. You have to get a broker and you have to setup a USFWS inspection of the animals before you can take possession. Overall the process is certainly possible, but its annoying and labor intensive.