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Supervisory Office
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NOTICES TO THE WILDLIFE IMPORT/EXPORT COMMUNITY

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The Port of Memphis was designated on January 5, 2005, and is now the 5th port located in the Southeast Region. In a joint statement, the legislators said the wildlife port will be an economic asset for the region. The Port of Memphis has three offices. The Main office is located next to the United States Customs and Border Protection Customs House on Tchulahoma and Knight Arnold Road (currently, this office is under construction and is anticipated to open in late March). The Airport office is located at Memphis International Airport, and the third office is located within the FEDEX international hub.

Imports and exports of wildlife and wildlife products by passenger, airline, rail, shipping, and express delivery services will be inspected by Wildlife Inspectors. It is encouraged that you contact the Port of Memphis at least 48 hours in advance if you intend to import or export, or contact us at the number below should you have any questions. For questions about International Priority Express services via FEDEX , please visit FedEx.com.

Contacting the Office: Phone: 901-544-3694; Fax: 901-544-3696
Address: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 3150 Tchulahoma Road, Suite 6
Memphis, TN 38118
Whom to Contact: Wildlife Inspectors at numbers indicated above, or Resident Agent-in-Charge
Nashville, TN, Phone: 615-736-5532

Assistance may also be obtained from the Regional Office located in Atlanta, Georgia.
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