Replacing UKC Registration Certificates
Attention:
ONLY the person(s) listed as the “Registrant(s) of Record” (also known as “Owner(s) of Record”) with UKC will be eligible to request a Duplicate/Replacement certificate for a Dog (or Litter)
Also, if the Dog (or Litter) is registered under a partnership, BOTH the registrant and co-registrant must each provide their signature authorization the duplication of any paperwork. This policy applies whether or not the partnership is listed as an “AND” partnership or an “OR” partnership with UKC. |
| I have lost my puppy certificate:
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| I have lost my permanent registration certificate:
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I have lost my DNA Certificate.
Mail the application, any required documentation and payment to the UKC Home Office, Kalamazoo, MI address;
- or - Fax to the UKC Home Office at 269.343.7037 (automatic $10.00 Rush processing fee will apply);
- or - Scan and email to registration@ukcdogs.com (automatic $10.00 Rush processing fee will apply).
Normal processing time is 10 business days - not including mail time. - MasterCard and VISA accepted.
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Need help? Send us an email with your name, address, breed name and question,
we'll assist you through the entire registration process.
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