Are you one of the thousands of boat owners in the United States who take tremendous pleasure in their watercraft and planning to do a vessel lookup? Owning a boat is a unique and wonderful pleasure, and it doesn’t matter whether you put it to use for fishing, sailing, or just spending time on the…
Have you been wondering if your vessel requires a Certificate of Documentation? Are you unsure what exactly is the correct documentation for your vessel? We are here to help. The Maritime Documentation Center has helped countless vessel owners to determine which forms of documentation are right for their vessel and their situation. Now, we can…
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All US Coast Guard-registered vessels are referred to as “documented.” Understanding the difference between a documented vessel and one undocumented, as well as the consequences of owning each, is critical for US boat owners. Here, we’ll address some frequently asked questions about documented vessels and provide information to assist you in making an informed decision…
If you were over there, scrolling through the internet, looking for how much does it cost to renew boat documentation, congratulations! You have come to the right place. The Maritime Documentation Center will explain to you in this article not only the price of the renewal but also the definition of the documentation, what to…
Have you been trying to find out more information about one vessel or another yet you’re struggling to find sources that you can trust? Does it seem like everything online isn’t on the “up and up?” Before you buy a vessel, you need to have all of the information in front of you that you…
Summer is already here and many people are already leaving home in search of refreshing themselves. Some of those people are lucky enough to, on the weekends, get their vessels and sail to a river or sea depending on where they live. Others are even luckier and have already left in search of some weeks…