Get Application Form Ap18

Filling out the Application Form AP18 is an essential step for any laboratory seeking recognition under the Ministry for Primary Industries. This guide provides you with clear, step-by-step instructions to successfully complete the form online, ensuring you have all necessary information and documentation at hand.

Follow the steps to fill out the Application Form AP18.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Application Form AP18 and open it in the editor of your choice.
2. Select the application type by ticking the appropriate box: New Recognition, Limited Recognition, Renewal of Recognition, or Amendment to Recognition. If applicable, provide your MPI ID number.
3. Indicate the laboratory discipline types by checking all that apply, such as Dairy, Live animals and germplasm, Meat, poultry, honey, or seafood.
4. Enter the full legal name of the applicant. If there is no change, tick the corresponding box.
5. Provide the business address and contact details. Again, if there is no change, tick the appropriate box.
6. List the names of directors or management responsible for the applicant, ensuring proper consent for disclosure of information is attached.
7. Specify the Quality Manager, who is responsible for ensuring compliance with MPI requirements.
8. Compile the minimum documentation required for your application type, including accreditation reports and any other necessary documents.
9. Complete the applicant statement, confirming your authority to submit the application, accuracy of provided information, and the character of responsible directors.
10. Select the payment option for the application fee: direct credit, cheque, or credit card, and fill in the necessary details accordingly.
11. Review the final checklist to ensure all parts of the form are completed before submission.
12. Save any changes, download the completed form, and either print it out or share it electronically as required.

Complete your Application Form AP18 online today to ensure your laboratory is recognized by the Ministry for Primary Industries.