For international movement, which statement is correct?

• A. No forms are needed for international movement.
• B. For international movement, use United States Federal forms or forms provided by the destination country.
• C. A CVI is used for intrastate, interstate, and international movement.
• D. For international movement, only state-issued forms are required.

Answer: (B)

For international animal movement, you must have official health forms recognized for cross-border transport. That means using federal forms (or export/immigration documents issued by the destination country) rather than relying on domestic paperwork alone. The CVI is a domestic document used for movement within the United States (intrastate and interstate), not international shipments. International moves typically require export health certificates or permits from the federal level and any forms required by the destination country. So the best option is to use the appropriate federal forms or the destination country’s forms. The other statements fail because they imply no forms are needed, that CVIs cover international movement, or that only state forms are required.