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Para-Equestrian Athlete Services

Information for Competing in a Foreign Country

A U.S. athlete who wishes to compete in national level classes/competitions outside the U.S. must be a U.S. citizen, be a current USEF Competing Member in good standing, and have completed the National Permission Questionnaire (excludes competitions in Canada and Mexico). Complete the National Permission Questionnaire on the Athlete Dashboard to receive a Letter of Permission. Athletes will receive a letter of permission within 48 business hours. A letter will also be sent to the foreign National Federation.

Read the Athlete Reference Guides for helpful information including how to submit entries, fees, and requirements.

Athlete Reference Guide - Foreign FEI Comeptitions
Athlete Reference Guide - U.S. FEI Competitions

 

Criteria to Compete Outside the USA

Review the Criteria to Compete before submitting an application. In some cases, athletes will need to submit a waiver to compete at certain levels in foreign competitions. 

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USEF & FEI Rules

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Support

Contact the Athlete Services Department via email: [email protected]

Forms and Publications

ParaEquestrian Criteria to Compete Abroad

Para Dressage Criteria to Compete in Foreign CPEDIs

Waiver Request to Compete in Foreign CPEDI

Some athletes may need to submit a Waiver request in order to compete in CPEDI's outside of the US, including Canada. Please review the criteria to compete abroad.