How an Abstract is Different from a Vessel Documentation Site “But wait,” you might be saying at this point, “do I really need to apply for an abstract through your site? I can see you have a link for a ‘vessel documentation search.” Our vessel documentation search can be very helpful indeed. But, crucially, it…
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The easiest way to ensure you have all the information you need about your boat is to get an abstract of title from the United States Coast Guard. This document contains a comprehensive history of your vessel, including any liens or other information that may have an impact on its own, as well as other…
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One of the most important aspects of securing a vessel is the ability to be granted a United States Coast Guard satisfaction of mortgage. In order to be granted this all-important step in the ownership, you and your vessel in question need to be able to meet a set number of requirements, all mostly common…
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Have you been trying to find more information about a vessel but want sources you can absolutely trust? Do you want to have as much information as possible before making a purchasing decision? If so, then you very well may want to request an Abstract of Title for Boat. There are plenty of ways this…
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Use this link to apply for a USCG Abstract of Title.
This Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
To find the name of the owner of a USCG vessel, use this form to apply for an Abstract of Title.
This Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
If the yachts in question have been documented with the United States Coast Guard, they can be found by applying for an Abstract of Title.
Use this form to find yacht owners.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
Use this link to apply for an Abstract of Title.
An Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
To find a boat owner’s name, use the following link to apply for an Abstract of Title.
An Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
If you’re looking for the boat owner of a documented vessel, you can apply for an Abstract of Title. Use this form to apply for a CG Abstract of Title.
This Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
If the yacht has been documented with the United States Coast Guard, then you can discover who owns that yacht by applying for an Abstract of Title. Use this form to apply for an Abstract of Title.
An Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
You can find boat owners of documented vessels by using the following link to apply for a Coast Guard Abstract of Title.
This Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
Another way to find the managing owner’s name and address is through a Certified Copy of a Certificate of Documentation. Anyone can use this link to obtain a Certified Copy of a National Documentation Center Certificate of Documentation.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
To learn more about a vessel on the yacht registry (or, to be more precise, the United States Coast Guard Registry of Documented Vessels), interested parties can use this link to conduct a vessel documentation search at our site.
This search provides information about the vessel such as its name, Hull Identification Number (HIN), Official Number (ON), service information (endorsement and more), tonnage information, build year, and other information. Additionally, this search includes when the vessel’s Certificate of Documentation was issued and when it will expire.
That search will not provide any information about the vessel’s owner. To learn that, use this form to apply for an Abstract of Title.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
If you’re looking for a yacht owner (or “yacht a owner,” a commonly mistyped phrase) our site can provide you with an application to find the owner, should the vessel in question be documented with the United States Coast Guard.
To find the owner’s identity, use this form to apply for An Abstract of Title.
An Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
By: Documentation Center Prof |
To find the owners of a documented vessel, use this form to apply for an CG Abstract of Title.
This Abstract of Title will include the managing owner of a documented vessel as well as the ownership history of a vessel and the status of any encumbrances/liens on the vessel.
Another way to find the managing owner’s name and address is through a Certified Copy of a Certificate of Documentation. Anyone can use this link to obtain a USCG Certified Copy of vessel documentation.
By: Documentation Center Prof |