The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) Biotechnology Regulatory Services (BRS) is announcing several updates to APHIS eFile that will make it easier to submit an APHIS eFile BRS permit application. The updates will be effective March 28, 2022. To assist applicants with the updates, training sessions will also be available.
What You Need to Know
- Applicants will be able to navigate and build a BRS permit (APHIS 2000) web application more quickly.
- Managing larger data sets will be easier. Applicants will be able to upload and delete attachments and submit larger applications for BRS review (XML uploads up to 25MB).
- Permit applications will have a new look without changing the required information. Simply create and submit applications as you currently do.
- Applicants can continue to access existing applications and permits as they do today.
Learn how to start saving time submitting applications and managing BRS permits. BRS is offering training sessions in two subject areas from March 29 - April 7, 2022.
Register today at USDA APHIS | BRS Meetings. (Session dates are listed below)
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) Biotechnology Regulatory Services (BRS) is announcing several updates to APHIS eFile that will make it easier to submit an APHIS eFile BRS permit application. The updates will be effective March 28, 2022. To assist applicants with the updates, training sessions will also be available.
What You Need to Know
- Applicants will be able to navigate and build a BRS permit (APHIS 2000) web application more quickly.
- Managing larger data sets will be easier. Applicants will be able to upload and delete attachments and submit larger applications for BRS review (XML uploads up to 25MB).
- Permit applications will have a new look without changing the required information. Simply create and submit applications as you currently do.
- Applicants can continue to access existing applications and permits as they do today.
Learn how to start saving time submitting applications and managing BRS permits. BRS is offering training sessions in two subject areas from March 29 - April 7, 2022.
Register today at USDA APHIS | BRS Meetings. (Session dates are listed below)
The trainings will cover the following topics:
|
Training Subject |
Training Topics |
| Submitting BRS Permit Applications in APHIS eFile |
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Post Submission Activities in APHIS eFile |
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Training session dates:
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Date |
Time |
Subject |
Spaces Available |
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Tuesday, March 29 |
1:00-2:30pm EST |
Submitting BRS Permit Applications in APHIS eFile |
95 |
|
Tuesday, March 29 |
3:00-4:30pm EST |
Submitting BRS Permit Applications in APHIS eFile |
95 |
|
Wednesday, March 30 |
2:00-3:30pm EST |
Submitting BRS Permit Applications in APHIS eFile |
95 |
|
Thursday, March 31 |
10:30-12:00pm EST |
Submitting BRS Permit Applications in APHIS eFile |
95 |
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Thursday, March 31 |
1:30-3:00pm EST |
Post Submission Activities in APHIS eFile |
95 |
|
Friday, April 1 |
10:30-12:00pm EST |
Post Submission Activities in APHIS eFile |
95 |
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Monday, April 4 |
3:00-4:30pm EST |
Post Submission Activities in APHIS eFile |
95 |
|
Tuesday, April 5 |
1:30-3:00pm EST |
Post Submission Activities in APHIS eFile |
95 |
|
Thursday, April 7 |
1:30-3:00pm EST |
Submitting BRS Permit Applications in APHIS eFile |
95 |
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Thursday, April 7 |
3:30-5:00pm EST |
Post Submission Activities in APHIS eFile |
95 |
We look forward to your participation. If you have any questions, please contact BRS at BRS.eFile@usda.gov.
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