USCG vessel owners need to ensure they have all of the proper documentation before selling their boats. We’ll go through the processes you need to follow to sell a documented vessel in this blog article. For example, the Coast Guard issues a Certificate of Documentation (COD). Because the vessel is owned and controlled by the…
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US Coast Guard Documentation for Small Vessels Sans Documentation: MARAD
Do you have a vessel that you aren’t sure what to do with? Is there a vessel in your possession that you think may be foreign-built but you still want to see how you can use it in a commercial capacity legally? If you’ve looked at our FAQ and some of our other blogs, then…
Will You Know if the Boat is Stolen During USCG Vessel Documentation Transfer?
Did you know that it is now easier to steal boats than vehicles? The reason for this is that you can easily strip boats. It is a lucrative business. Now, if you are planning to purchase a boat, you should do your due diligence. Find out first if it is a stolen boat. Can the…
Process Your Boat Bill of Sale Form Easily at Our Site
When you buy a boat, there is several necessary paperwork that you are responsible for taking care of, such as registration papers. The boat bill of sale form is among the essential documents. You are the legitimate owner of the boat, as shown by this paperwork, which certifies it. If you’re anything like most people,…
Boat Name Search – Is It a Necessity When Renewing Your Boat Documentation?
If you have a vessel documented with the USCG, then you must know that its Certificate of Documentation needs to be renewed every year. Failure to renew it will not let you enjoy the benefits of owning a documented vessel. When you do renew it, you might wonder whether you need to use a boat…
Meeting Coast Guard Boat Requirements: Privacy and Safety
When you go out on the water, you have a plan. You have a clear idea of where you’re going to take your vessel and when. You make sure that someone on land knows where you’re supposed to be and when you’re supposed to be there. You do this because it’s safe – it protects…