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Includes specific permit names and what each permit is required for, plus practical details such as processing timelines, expiration behavior, and examples of eligible biological materials. Also lists relevant application references and contact points, including CDC, USDA-APHIS, APHIS, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, alongside conditions and exemptions affecting whether a permit is needed.","| Cheat Sheet for Permitting of Biological Materials |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Permit | Description | Additional Information |\n| Permit to Import or Transport Etiologic Hosts or Vectors of Human Disease | Required for importation, interstate and intrastate transport of human pathogens. Expedites the package through customs.\u003Cbr>Contact:\u003Cbr>Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at 404-718- 2093. | Materials such as blood, bodily fluid, animals, etc that come from areas of endemic infection should be permitted.\u003Cbr>Takes 2 weeks to process, expires after movement of material occurs,\u003Cbr>Examples of materials for permit: blood, serum or plasma from different countries unless verified to be virus free, dengue, |\n| PPQ-526 Permit to Move Live Plant Pests of Noxious Weeds | Required for the importation, transit, domestic movement, possession and environmental release of Organisms that impact plants, and the importation and transit of Plants and Plant Products under authority of the Plant Protection and Honeybee Acts. This is the general permit for the movement, possession, and environmental release of plant pests, plant pathogens, biological control organisms, bees, parasitic plants and noxious weeds.\u003Cbr>To import or transport plants into the US, see form PPQ 587 or PPQ586\u003Cbr>Contact: Pest Permit Evaluations at 301-734-0841, Toll Free 866-524-5421 | PPQ 526 are also reviewed by the state in which the application is issued, a new permit will need to be filed following changes in location, owner, scope of work, permit is good through the intended use or shipment of materials. A new permit will need to be filed after expiration.\u003Cbr>Takes at least 4 weeks to process\u003Cbr>Examples of materials for permit: Wild type, non-genetically altered plant pathogens such as agrobacterium tumefaciens, xanthomonas campestris, etc |\n| VS 16-3-Application to import or transport Controlled Material or organisms or Vectors | Required for the importation of certain animals and animal products. In addition, a permit is required for the importation and interstate movement of bacteria, viruses, and prion agents that are disease agents of animals and poultry.\u003Cbr>Contact USDA-APHIS-VS-NCIE at 301-734-3277 | The application fees are as follows: new application-$94.00, renewal application fee-$61 .00, and amendment-$47.00\u003Cbr>Takes at least 4-6 weeks to process. Additional time may be incurred if USDA Site Facility Inspection required.\u003Cbr>Examples of materials for permit: Swine Influenza, Duck and Turkey Influenza |\n| VS 16-7-Additional Information for Cell Cultures and their Products (supplement to VS 16-3) | This supplement is needed for all cultured cells/cell lines and the products or extracts ofthe cells. 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