How To Transfer Foriegn Ybs

[shotgun tim]

can anyone tell me how to transfer forien rings with ring cards,either rpra,shu or nehu im a member of all 3 thanks

[PIGEON_MAN]

For the RPRA you send them the ring card and your details I cant remember what the fee was but there is one.

[THE FIFER]

yes you can register them with the unions,

[PIGEON_MAN]

For the RPRA you send them the ring card and your details I cant remember what the fee was but there is one.

75Pence per ring and a S.A.E.

[REDCHEQHEN]

can anyone tell me how to transfer forien rings with ring cards,either rpra,shu or nehu im a member of all 3 thanks

 

 

NEHU - copy of the vaccination certificate from the country of origin - vet certified - original ring cards - plus 50p per bird and a stamped addressed envelope for return

 

you will get the ring cards back stamped by the NEHU and date on the back - make sure you keep these in a safe place though when you get them back

[robbiedoo.]

NEHU - copy of the vaccination certificate from the country of origin - vet certified - original ring cards - plus 50p per bird and a stamped addressed envelope for return

 

you will get the ring cards back stamped by the NEHU and date on the back - make sure you keep these in a safe place though when you get them back

 

i think its 50p a doo from the shu aswell to get them transfered :)

[Fair Play]

I had one on mine returned from RPRA stating venders signature required

[THE FIFER]

I had one on mine returned from RPRA stating venders signature required

 

 

the person that holds the registration card is the owner, some are attached to pedigrees

[Fair Play]

That is what I sent in Ring card ,pedigree and details of where the bird was bought even sent £1.50 for transfer but never got it back

[aye ready]

i think its 50p a doo from the shu aswell to get them transfered :)

don't think their transfered as such because the ring card is proof of ownership but you can register them with the unions in case they get lost

[robbiedoo.]

don't think their transfered as such because the ring card is proof of ownership but you can register them with the unions in case they get lost

 

same difference they are registered in your name here in the uk . ;)

[Guest neil]

i transfer mine with union of issue

i.e. belgium union for belge birds cost me i think 2 euros

if you lose them they will contact you otherwise they contact original owner who may tell whoever to keep the pigeon or not respond at all

When you think about it why report belg etc. birds to rpra/whu/shu/nehu.-yes they allow you to register them with them for racing purposes and charge you,but does that make you the official owner? i dont know,perhaps someone else can shed some light if by registering them you become the owner,i know with the whu you register GB birds but you still transfer them with rpra,it may be different with the ring card situation

Neil

[PIGEON_MAN]

I understand what you mean if it gets reported but to be able to race them they must be registered with the RPRA in your name,I allways ring the RPRA first and ask if a Belg,or any other foreign rung bird is registered with them if I get one in,saves making costly calls to Belgium etc,mind saying that I spoke to 3 differant people in Belgium the other week about a stray before I found out it was registered at the RPRA.