Customer Services

The pages and forms listed below are included to aid you in managing your llamas. Most of the forms that you will need for day to day business with the ILR are provided here in a format that you can fill out, print, sign and send to the registry. A few require fees (such as Breeder Identifier) and those are clearly marked.

Some of the forms are provided in Adobe Acrobat PDF Format. These are denoted with a PDF following the form name. These forms require that you download the form to your computer and that you have Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.0 or newer. If you do not currently have Adobe Acrobat Reader you can download it directly from Adobe by using the link provided. Selecting a PDF file below will initiate the download process. Save the file to your computer and view or print the form using the Reader which Adobe, Inc. provides free of charge for use in the public domain.

Agent Authorization Form

Blood and Fiber Samples - Instructions for Collecting and Mailing Blood or Fiber Samples

Breeder Identifier Reservation Instructions

Breeder Identifier Reservation Form

CLAA Recognition

Classified Ads - New

Classified Ad Form - advertisement of goods and service

Contacts - How you can reach the Registrar and Board of Directors

DNA Comparison Worksheet

eBulletins - New

Government Relations

I Want A Llama! - Booklet for new or prospective Owners

ILR Bylaws

ILReport - copies of past issues - HTML and PDF Format

ILR Incentive Fund Information - New

ILR Materials, Pamphlet and Information Request Form

ILR Membership Application Form

ILR Membership/Promotional Brochure

ILR Online ShowManager - New

ILR Policies (Currently Under Revision) - PDF Format

ILR Registration Instruction Overview

ILR Show Division Information - New

ILR Universal Awards Program Information - New

ILR Website Listing Reservation Form

Interstate Travel Health Regulations

Lost Document - Verification and Request for New Document Form

Membership Lists, Agreement for the use of

Ownership - Confirmation of Ownership History Form

Plants Poisonous to Livestock - Cornell University - Department of Animal Science
    Link to Cornell University web site

Poisonous Plants which may be dangerous to llamas or other livestock
    Link to Mount Lehman Llamas web site, B.C. Canada

Respiratory Virus in Camelids

Screening Procedure - New

Toxic and Non-Toxic Plants - ASPCA - Animal Poison Control Center - Plants
    Link to ASPCA web site

USAHA 2003 Report - Karen Conyngham

West Nile Virus Information - link to CNN - West Nile: What you need to know