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By completing the official transfer document and submitting the form to AQHA, a new registration certificate can be generated and mailed, listing the new owner as the owner of record. To transfer your American Quarter Horse: Make sure you have the most recent original certificate of registration in hand.

By completing the official transfer document and submitting the form to AQHA, a new registration certificate can be generated and mailed, listing the new owner as the owner of record.

A document that authorizes transfer of ownership with signatures from both parties. If the signature of the last USEF recorded owner is not available, a Federation Ownership Certification form must be uploaded with one of the following proofs of transfer (i.e. donation papers, cancelled check, or updated breed papers).

All horses are not registered, so not all horses have registration papers. But if a horse is sold to you as being a 'purebred such and such,' always request the registration paper and a transfer of ownership form (if applicable), and check with the registry beforehand to determine if the registration is valid.

A typical turnaround time in the AQHA office for a transfer is seven to 10 business days, but delays can occur during our busiest time of the year from November through February. But if you're in a big hurry, a special handling service is available on transfers, registrations, duplicates and corrections.

AQHA transfer reports must be mailed to AQHA with the original certificate of registration. Because the original certificate of registration is required to be submitted with the transfer report to AQHA, the Association does not currently offer the ability to transfer ownership online.

A: Yes! The APHA allows for solid-colored American Quarter Horses to be registered as "Solid Paint-Bred" horses if the horse is AQHA registered and has a parent that is already registered with APHA.

Horse to be transferred It is the buyer's responsibility to submit a signed and completed transfer form from the person they purchased the horse from, the original registration certificate and appropriate fees to APHA as soon as possible.

The transfer report must be signed by the seller and list your name and AQHA ID number on the buyer line. Make sure the seller you are purchasing the horse from is the last recorded owner on the horse's papers. If the last recorded owner is not who you bought the horse from, this is called a multiple transfer.