The Jockey Club will increase the fees for horses being imported, exported, and returned, as well as associated late payments, by $50 after they've stayed at the same level since 2013. The updated fee schedule will go into effect Jan. 1.
Following is the new fee schedule:
Certificate of Export
- $225 if all requirements are met within 60 days from departure from the U.S., Canada, or Puerto Rico
- $475 if all requirements are met after 60 days from departure from the U.S., Canada, or Puerto Rico
Certificate of Foreign Registration
- $225 if all requirements are completed within 60 days of the horse's arrival into the U.S., Canada, or Puerto Rico
- $475 if all requirements are completed after 60 days and up until one year of the horse's arrival into the U.S., Canada, or Puerto Rico
- $825 if all requirements are not completed within one year of the horse's arrival and the horse is eligible for late registration
Horses Returning from a Foreign Country
- $225 for horses registered in the American Stud Book returning from a foreign country
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