Syndicate Legal Advisory Services provides nationwide legal document preparation services for entities preparing registration forms or updates under the Big Cat Public Safety Act using Form 3-200-11. We prepare the registration form and related supporting materials based on the entity information, animal details, and specific instructions you provide.
Documents Commonly Prepared
We prepare documents associated with a Big Cat Public Safety Act Registration, including:
Big Cat Public Safety Act Registration Form (FWS Form 3-200-11): Completion of the registration form covering the registrant’s identity, detailed information for each individual prohibited wildlife species (big cat) including common name, scientific name, birthdate, acquisition date, unique identifier, location, protocols to prevent breeding and public contact, and supporting documentation, based on the information you supply.
Supporting Documentation Organization: Organization of photographs, microchip or tattoo records, acquisition documentation, and other required materials based on the documents and information you supply.
Amendments or Updates: Preparation of updates or amendments incorporating changes such as death of an animal, change in location, or updated protocols, based on the corrected or updated details you provide.
Documents are prepared for submission to the USFWS Division of Management Authority. The Big Cat Public Safety Act required private owners of live prohibited wildlife species (big cats) born before December 20, 2022, and in their possession on or before that date to register each animal with the USFWS using Form 3-200-11 no later than June 18, 2023, to qualify for a limited exception allowing continued possession; the registration deadline has passed and new registrations are not accepted; registrants who timely registered must continue to meet ongoing requirements, including not breeding, acquiring, or selling big cats and preventing public contact, and must update the registration within 10 calendar days of certain changes; clients remain fully responsible for determining eligibility under the Act, the accuracy and completeness of all information, timely submission of any updates, and compliance with 16 U.S.C. § 3372(e) and implementing regulations.