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| Procedure Name | Phytosanitary Certificate for exporting plants and plants products (Airport) |
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Category
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Clearance
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Responsible Agency
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National Plant Quarantine Service
Address: Canada Friendship Road, Katunayake
Phone: 0112 252 028/29
Airport : 0112252575
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Legal base of the Procedure
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Plant Protection Ordinance 1981
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Required Documents
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No.
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Type of documents
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Note
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1
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Application Form
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2
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Other required Documents as adviced by the Additional Director
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If needed |
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3
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Inspection reports
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If needed
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Process Steps
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Step 1
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Start the process by applying to the Additional Director, NPQS
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Step 2
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Set up a date for inspection of consignment with the agreement of the Plant Quarantine Operations Division
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Step 3
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Plant Quarantine Officer conducts the inspection, required laboratory tests
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Step 4
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Submit an application to the Deputy Director
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Step 5
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If all requirements are met, receive the SPS Certificate in Plant Quarantine Station of associated port.
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| Category | Export |
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The following form/s are used in this procedure
This procedure applies to the following measures
| Name | Measure Type | Agency | Description | Comments | Legal Document | Validity To | Measure Class |
| SPS Certificate for exporting plants (Airport) | SPS | | A phytosanitary certificate is a document which confirms the health status of a plant material (Plant or plant product) that are exported to a country. | Material that needs special export permits must comply with the requirements | No. 35 of 1999 Plant Protection Act | 31-12-9999 | Good |
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