When i purchased Haku from the breeder, she was provided with blue slip only.
spayed, but i saw some info here says the purebred will be provided with pedigree paper once purchased. I was wondering, if the breeder provides me the blue slip to register Haku on TICA, does it mean she is purebred bengal?
(in other words, if i do not plan on selling Haku, i don't dont have order a pedigree paper for her right?)

The blue slip means that Haku's litter was registered by the breeder. This means Haku is from registered (purebred) parents and can be registered.
Yes, Haku is a purebred bengal.

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The blue slip is so you can register your kitty with a pedigreed name with TICA. That blue registration paper shows your kitty is purebred as it contains the parents names and registration numbers on it.

If you want a registration on your cat, you fill in the blue slip and send it to TICA. You will receive a registration paper with your cat's pedigreed name and the parents' names. You can also order a pedigree (3 or 5 generation) for an extra fee which will show the grandparents, great grandparents, etc.

The blue slip will have the cattery's name already shown as the prefix and you cannot change this. You can select any pedigreed name you want and it doesn't have to be the actual name you call the cat. They usually want an alternate name as there can be no duplication of names through that cattery. I believe it costs $12 to just register the cat, with pedigrees going for $25 for 3-generation and $50 for a 5-generation. Raiden's came laminated. A pedigree is one way to determine the F generation of your cat.

Feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

Thanks guys!