TRANSITWe speak every agency's language
so your cargo never stops moving.
Racehorses clearing customs at JFK. Breeding cattle staged in USDA-approved quarantine. Zoo acquisitions with CITES permits stacked three agencies deep.
APHIS veterinary endorsements · CITES multi-treaty coordination · CBP entry filing · USFWS declarations
Tell us the species, origin, and destination — we'll map every permit you need.
Breeding Angus from Alberta to Texas cleared faster than the competition quotes a timeline.
APHIS VS Form 1–27 · Canadian Health Certificate · CBP Entry 7501 · State import permit — all coordinated in a single filing window.
Show jumpers from 11 countries clearing at 6 ports for the same Grand Prix circuit — one brokerage coordinating every manifest.
FEI passport verification, Coggins test endorsement, USDA import permit, EU equine health certificates, airline-specific stall documentation — all in parallel.
A single cheetah acquisition required coordination across CITES, ESA Section 10, USFWS, APHIS, and the Namibian Ministry of Environment — 6 agencies, 4 countries.
CITES Appendix I export/import permits, ESA Section 10(a)(1)(A) permit, USFWS Declaration Form 3-177, APHIS VS health certificate, AZA institutional approval.
Every agency.
Every permit type.
Most brokers know one or two agencies. We maintain active relationships and current certifications across every federal authority that touches live animal imports.
Veterinary endorsements, import health certificates, quarantine facility oversight, VS Form 17-140, 17-29
Appendix I, II, III species permits, multi-country treaty coordination, re-export certificates, introduction from the sea
Entry filing, HS classification, bond requirements, admissibility determinations, ABI electronic filing
ESA Section 10 permits, Form 3-177 declarations, designated port entry, import/export licensing
USDA-approved, AZA-certified, and APHIS-registered facilities at every major US port of entry. Your animal never waits in a facility we haven't pre-cleared.
Your next shipment
clears on schedule.
Tell us the species, origin, and destination — we'll map every permit you need before your cargo ever reaches the port.
Transit holds active certifications with 4 federal agencies and 3 international bodies. All authorizations are current as of February 2026.
All certifications verified · Updated February 2026