What is the ACA Litter Registration form used for?
The ACA Litter Registration form is used to register a litter of puppies born from an ACA registered sire and dam. If one or both parents are registered with another association, you can still register the litter with the American Canine Association, provided you attach the necessary documentation, such as a photocopy of the non-ACA registration certificate and a three-generation pedigree.
What information do I need to provide on the form?
You will need to provide details about the litter, including the breed of the pups, whelping date, and the number of males and females. Additionally, information about the sire and dam, such as their registered names, registration numbers, and owner details, must be included. It is important to print clearly to avoid any errors in the registration process.
What fees are associated with the registration?
The fee for registering a litter is $18.00. If you are registering a non-ACA registered dog with ACA, there is a fee of $17.00. Additional services, such as a three-generation pedigree for the entire litter, are available for an extra $15.00. If you need express delivery, that will incur an additional fee of $21.00.
What should I do if I notice an error on my registration documents?
If you find an error on your registration documents, it is crucial to report it to the ACA within 90 days of receipt. You should return the faulty document with the error circled. After 90 days, any corrections requested will be subject to a reissue fee. The ACA is committed to correcting any mistakes made in the registration process once they are brought to attention.
How do I make payment for the registration?
Payments can be made via check or money order, payable to the American Canine Association, Inc. You can also use a credit card. If you choose to pay by check, please note that it may be converted into an electronic funds transfer, which could debit your account the same day it is received. For credit card payments, verification may take up to 24 hours.
What happens if I do not provide the required documentation?
Failure to provide the necessary documentation, such as the non-ACA registration certificate and pedigree, may result in delays or denial of your registration application. It is essential to ensure that all required documents are included when submitting your application to avoid any issues.