You must know how to access the Coast Guard Boat Registration Database if you are the owner of a vessel registered with the U.S. Coast Guard and want to take it out on the open sea. This online resource is a collection of information on all registered boats in the United States. It may be…
You found a boat that you love. It is within your budget. But it bears the name of your former love who broke your heart a million times. There is no way you want to travel with it. Thankfully, though, you can rename your boat. If it is time for you to rename it, make…
That one unique boat that you saw listed on your Internet has caught your eye. While you keep looking at other listings from brokers and private owners, you find yourself going back to this one vessel time and again. It has all the features you are looking for, is the right size, and from the…
If you want to operate a large vessel, you might be interested in USCG documentation. The United States Coast Guard is the governmental body that regulates maritime commerce and safety, and it’s responsible for inspecting and certifying vessels. The USCG has strict regulations about what makes a boat eligible for certification, including size, weight, horsepower,…
If you are not familiar with the boating industry at all, a term like “hailing port” will probably sound like something you can plug your phone or computer into. As you can imagine, given that you are on a vessel documentation website, it is not. The hailing port is, of course, the port in which…
Navigating the vast seas of boat research can be overwhelming, especially when trying to uncover essential details about your vessel. The Hull Identification Number (HIN) serves as a unique code, akin to a boat’s DNA, providing valuable insights. As your trusted partner in USCG documentation processing, Vessel Registrar LLC unveils HIN search hacks to streamline…