If you own a U.S. vessel and plan to transport it across the border into Canada, you must follow a few simple steps to ensure the boat is correctly recorded. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) takes this precaution because they want to ensure that you are not attempting to evade tax payment on any…
Are you the proud owner of a U.S. vessel? If this is the case, you must have a solid understanding of the rules and legislation that govern the disposal of boats, including your own. This blog article will cover all you need to know about getting rid of a sailboat registered in the United States.…
Can you sail in the winter? The United States Coast Guard has provided some winter-safe boating guidelines. Always dress for the weather, insulate your ship, and measure the ice thickness before setting off. If you remember these safety tips, you may have a great time boating in the winter without worrying about getting in trouble.…
As a U.S. vessel owner, you must be aware of the safety precautions you must take on and off the water. This blog article will present some crucial suggestions that will assist you in keeping yourself and the people closest to you safe while traveling aboard your boat, regardless of whether you are a beginner…
After a long time of sharing many adventures and memories in the water with you, there is a chance you might want to let go of your old ship. Maybe it’s deteriorated beyond repair, or its monetary value is not worth trying to sell it or paying for upkeep and storage. Whatever the reasons for…
The Maritime Administration grants ships manufactured in other countries a specific concession known as the MARAD waiver. Occasionally, these ships can transport goods from one port to the next. According to epa.gov, only certain types of boats are eligible for this waiver, and only under certain circumstances. As part of the Maritime Administration’s efforts to…
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