When the days grow longer, and the scent of saltwater fills the air, it’s clear that spring is upon us, unlocking the desire to take to the waters. For boat owners, maritime professionals, and yacht enthusiasts, owning a vessel isn’t just about the freedom of the open sea—it’s also about navigating the essentials of vessel…
There are various advantages when you have Coast Guard boat certification. You can freely explore the open seas. It is also easy to go to international waters. Unfortunately, not all boats are registered or certified. If your boat is less than five net tons, you can be sure that it is not stored in the…
Are you a boat owner or maritime business planning to purchase a vessel? One critical aspect you need to be well-informed about is the Certificate of Documentation (COD). This official document is more than just a piece of paper; it’s a pivotal key in transferring vessel ownership. What A Certificate Of Documentation Represents The Certificate…
The US relies heavily on maritime transportation. Hence, the government set up laws to mandate certain boats to document them with the USCG. It is important to note that not all boats can be given a certificate of documentation. There are requirements that you must meet before you can document it with the USCG. The…
Many aspects of life have become more convenient. From online shopping to remote work. You can even obtain a Certificate of Documentation for your vessel without having to leave the comfort of your home. It is a task that once required numerous visits to government offices and lengthy paperwork. Just imagine sipping your morning coffee…
When it comes to maritime records, documentation often stands in the shadows of its more recognized counterparts. While many vessel owners are familiar with its basic role, there are several lesser-known aspects of the Certificate of Documentation that can significantly impact the boating experience. In this article, we’ll delve into these hidden depths and explore…