Do you sometimes think, “Only a documented vessel owner would understand that,” after experiencing anything while aboard a ship? Maybe you are, and if so, keep reading! Due to the increasing number of boats on the lake, another is always nearby. Whether they’ve been there for 50 years or five years, these boats have a…
Preparing a boat for the next hurricane season is something that every USCG vessel owner should do. Even if you don’t spend a lot of time on the water regularly, you should still ensure that your boat is in good shape in an emergency. As we are officially in the midst of hurricane season, now…
Are you in need of an abstract of the title vessel? If so, as the owner of a US Coast Guard boat, you ought to know the significance of your investment. Still, not all investors appreciate the need to safeguard their vessel rights. If your boat is already registered with the Coast Guard, you may…
United States Coast Guard (USCG) flagged boats must undergo a mandated examination every two years also known as the USCG inspection. Any vessel used for profit falls under this category, whether a commercial fishing boat, a tow boat, a passenger ship, or anything else. Everything from the ship’s safety gear to its structural soundness is…
Boat owners licensed by the USCG may ask why they must provide documents. Boat documentation is evidence that it satisfies the federal safety regulations for a vessel, and it is also something that may be used as evidence in the case of an accident. Having all your boat’s paperwork provides peace of mind that it’s…
If you are the vessel owner registered with the U.S. Coast Guard (USCG), you must maintain accurate records of your boat’s registration and paperwork. But did you know that you can also look up who owns a USCG vessel? Using the official USCG Vessel Lookup website, you can see detailed information about any boat registered…