New Hampshire § 436-119 - Section 436:119 Advancement in the Program.
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§ 436-119. Section 436:119 Advancement in the Program.
I. When a flock has obtained a status that has met all of the program standards, the flock owner may apply to advance the flock to certified status. The board shall review advancement applications for movement from enrolled status to certified status at the next regularly scheduled board meeting. II. The advancement application package shall include: (a) A completed program advancement application form. (b) An inspection report prepared by a state veterinarian or AVIC or AVIC designee. (c) An inventory report submitted by the flock owner and verified and signed by a state veterinarian or AVIC or AVIC designee.
Source: official New Hampshire text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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