Spring is around the corner, and for boating enthusiasts, this means preparing for a new season of adventures on the water. An essential part of this preparation is ensuring your vessel’s documentation is up-to-date. Many boat owners tend to wait until the last minute to renew boat registration, running the risk of being non-compliant when…
Boat owners are required to register their vessels with the proper authorities. When you register yours, your information will be recorded and stored in the boat registry database. Now, if you are planning to purchase a boat, you might want to know if you can use this boat registry to find the owner of the…
Are you looking to learn more about whether or not you should join the US Boat Registry and how it could benefit you, if at all? Our vessel documentation site is here to help. In this blog post, we’ll be going over the US Boat Registry in detail, explaining what it is and why it…
Are you considering giving your vessel a new name? Maybe it’s for sentimental reasons, maybe you want to show off your creativity, or perhaps it’s just time for something new. Whatever the reason, picking out the perfect boat name can be a fun experience if done correctly. After all, you don’t want something that will…
Congratulations on your first boat purchase. You may feel so excited about your investment. Now, what’s the next step? You can sail away with your friends and family. But make sure that you have completed the US boat registry first. Keep in mind that it is required by law. It is like having a car.…
When you own a boat, it is your responsibility to process the necessary registration and documentation. It is highly recommended to renew boat registration at least 90 days in advance of its expiration. This will ensure that there is no lapse in coverage. What if you forget to do it? What is at stake? Are…
Owning your first boat is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. If your boat is over five tons, it should be registered with the United States Coast Guard. Coast Guard boat registration is important for legal reasons, but also for protection. In cases of accidents or emergencies on the water, this is how your…
The United States Coast Guard (USCG) maintains a US boat registry. If your boat is registered with the USCG, you are allowed to sail in coastal and international waters. On the other hand, if you are planning to purchase a boat, you might want to consider looking into the registry before making a final decision. …
Are you ready to embark on an adventure of a lifetime? Just picture yourself cruising through the glistening waves. Wind in your hair. A heart full of excitement. But before you raise the anchor, there is a vital aspect that you must not overlook. That is boat documentation released by the US boat registry. What…
We are in the digital age where we are constantly being bombarded with screens and information overload. But what a way to remedy this is to step into the grand outdoors and crystalline waters taking the opportunity to boat. And you all know that boating is not just about leisure. You can also use your…
Your vessel is a huge investment. Most boat owners choose to mortgage their boat to afford the cost. When you go to a bank to request money to purchase a luxury vessel, the lender will take out a type of mortgage. In that case, you need to fill out a preferred ship mortgage form. Understanding…
As required by law, you need to submit your application to the NOAA boat registry to register your vessel. But not all boats are required to do so. If you own a boat and you use it for commercial fishing, research, or other activities related to marine resources, then registering it with the National Oceanic…
Are you considering a boat renaming ceremony for your vessel? It can be an amazing opportunity to embrace the tradition of some important rites that are specific to owning and honoring a boat, but it’s also essential to select a ceremony appropriate for the size, shape, and type of your craft. But with so many…
Are you looking to learn more about whether or not you should join the US Boat Registry and how it could benefit you, if at all? Our vessel documentation site is here to help. In this blog post, we’ll be going over the US Boat Registry in detail, explaining what it is and why it…
Are you wondering exactly which numbers you need to have marked on your vessel and which you don’t have to worry about? Does it seem confusing as to which numbers are important and which are less so? We designed the Vessel Registrar Center to not just be a place where vessel owners could find the…