Help lost passports

[SouthWestWhippet]

In brief, I appear to have lost both my pony and my now ex-loan pony's passports.

I definately had them at the beginning of November as got ex-loan pony vacinated when he arrived. Both passports kept together, usually in the 'animal' section of my filing system.

Ex-loan pony returned to his owner on Wednesday, I turned the house upside down looking for the envolope with the passports before we left to take him back but couldn't find them. Onwer was fortunately really nice about it and said to post it on when I found it.

But I'm getting really worried now as I've looked EVERYWHERE... maybe my toddler has had them or something horrible has happened like them ending up in the recycling .

So what do I do if they don't turn up? Can I get them replaced? Will it cost a fortune? Anyone know what the protocol is in this situation?

 

[sychnant]

Are they in a drawer, in hanging files? If so, check underneath on the bottom of the drawer

If not, you can get duplicates issued, but it will cost

 

[KrujaaLass]

I thought I had lost 4 of my passports. Farmkey said they would have cost £14.95 each to replce. Luckily they were found in some
paperwork

 

[SouthWestWhippet]

Okay, £14.95 is doable.

Bit worried that my pony's passport is foreign though as he's a haffie import

He's registered with the GB haflinger society, so fingers crossed they can help.

Back to turning the house upside down again SOOOOOO frustrated.

 

[jennifer83]

Where do you get replacements from ?

 

[crabbymare]

The replacement will come from whoever issued the original one, could be a breed society if they were registered with one?

 

[pec]

Our springer ate a brand new foal passport, all we did was contact the issuing office (in this case WPCS) paid £15 and we had a replacement within two weeks.