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Please note that an item marked with CITES1 is only possible to ship to European countries (EU).

Small Lots of Seed - USDA

The USDA permit "Small Lots of Seed" is a free and safe way to import seed to US without a phytosanitary certificate. It is free and easy to apply for on the USDA homepage - click here for more info.
The permit lasts 3 years and cover multiple importations with the same permit. As there is extra work for us with printing the special coloured labels, address labels, delivery note etc. we kindly ask you to add the extra charge found in the left menu.

We will save your ePermit and for future orders just tell us if you want to use it and which permit number. When you order there will also be a tick box in the checkout if you want to use your ePermit. Below a short summary how this works:

STEP 1 - What you as customer need to do:

Apply for the free “Small Lots Seed Program” ePermit at USDA. Preferably, at Articles write/select "Eligible taxa" instead of writing down all genera and species!
Order seed at succseed.com. Max 50 pkts per shipment and max 50 seeds/item. Preferably add some substitutes or let us choose. Do not order species marked as CITES1 or in other way not possible to import to USA. You are responsible for what you want to order and import.
Send us a PDF copy of your ePermit including the yellow/green coloured labels. Tell us if which USDA station you want us to send the seeds to. If not mentioned we will choose eg JFK NY. Also let us know your order number.

STEP 2 - What SuccSeed will do:

Print out the USDA labels in colour and attach to the mailing box
In the mailing box we will include:
1. A print of your ePermit
2. A label with your delivery address (which USDA will attach to the re-sealed box after inspection.
3. A copy of the invoice
4. A list of species sent marked with country of origin

STEP 3 - What USDA will do:

Inspection of seeds and documents
Forward the seeds to you with the enclosed delivery address!

Example of an ePermit (first page):