Horse passports: Minimum Operating Standards (MOpS) for Passport Issuing Organisations (PIOs)
Guide to minimum operating standards for Scottish approved passport issuing organisations (PIOs).
Overstamping
61. Where a horse is registered with more than one breed society there should only be one passport and only one UELN issued for the horse.
62. In the following situations a PIO will need to register an existing passport issued by a different PIO:
a. When a horse needs to be registered with a particular studbook/PIO in order to take part in competitions/events etc.
b. When a UK-resident horse has a passport issued by a PIO outside of the UK
c. When a horse is imported from a Third Country with a valid passport (see Section on Imported Horses)
d. When a horse enters the UK, with a valid passport and stays for more than 90 days (The horse does not need to be registered if it is involved in breeding, competitions, races, shows, training or hauling for a period in the UK not exceeding 90 days)
63. In all these cases the PIO should “overstamp” the passport by stamping Section I Part C (or Section V if necessary) and enter the passport details in its own database before uploading to ScotEquine
Contact
Email: HorseID@gov.scot
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