Do you wish to finance your boat? If you do, then there are various requirements you need to meet. One of them is to show the bank your USCG documentation. You can submit your requirements to the USCG National Vessel Documentation Center directly. But if you wish to make the process quicker, you may use…
When purchasing a boat from a private seller, no matter if it is going to be for recreational or commercial purposes, it is strongly recommended to conduct a vessel documentation center search by vessel name or, at least, USCG number. With all of the necessary information straight from the United States Coast Guard, you might…
When you are taking your first steps on the boating adventure, you may have noticed that the information available is not particularly clear as water. That is, specifically, one of the reasons that inspired us on creating this blog: to help out new vessel enthusiasts quickly understand the paperwork they needed to gather before being…
Boating under the influence is a term used to describe the “act of operating a boat or watercraft while under the influence of alcohol or drugs.” It is similar to driving under the influence of motor vehicles. If you have been involved in a boating accident and you suspect that the owner is BUI, you…
When you’re in the market to buy a boat, whether from a broker or a private seller, it’s crucial to delve into all the essential details about the vessel. While the seller may provide information, some key details could be overlooked. To ensure you have a comprehensive understanding of the boat’s history and status, it’s…
As a boat owner, you must know that there are certain rules and regulations that you must follow. Those requirements usually vary from state to state. There are certain restrictions, however, that make it mandatory for a vessel to be Documented Vessel with the United States Coast Guard (USCG). Please read on if you want to…