Should a FSIS official ever sign any documentation prepared only in a foreign language?
A8: No, If any documentation is presented to an FSIS inspector for signature it must be in English or have an English translation, and any statements required by the foreign inspection system are listed in the Export Library. Q9: If an exporter has a permit to import into a particular country, does it mean the FSIS official can automatically issue export documentation based on the holding of a permit even though the Export Library states the product is ineligible? A9: No, the existence of a permit does not automatically authorize FSIS to issue a certificate, however, permits may help clarify eligibility of products in certain cases. The FSIS Technical Service Center should be contacted in such cases at (402) 221-7400 or 1-800-233-3935. Q10: If it is known that a permit must be issued by the importing country before product will be allowed entry into the country, does FSIS require evidence that a permit has been issued before export documentation can be issued? A10: No, FSIS does not re
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