Part of the evidence that you will be required to send when you apply for USCG vessel documentation will be proof that you are an established US citizen. Only people who have this status may apply to document their boat in the US, and if you do not have this then you will not be…
Did something change in your life in regards to you and/or your vessel? Does it feel like you should update your ship documentation but you aren’t sure if it’s the right move (or even how to do so?) We created the Maritime Documentation Center for exactly that scenario (among many others). As you know from…
If you are in the market for a boat, the Abstract of Title is one of the most crucial papers you will need to be familiar with to make a purchase. This document establishes the owner of a certain boat and details any liens or encumbrances connected to it. Before finalizing a purchase, prospective purchasers…
When we think of “happiness” in connection to a watercraft, multiple images may come to mind: a wild party with hundreds of your oldest friends as well as some new ones. Maybe you think about looking out over the railing during a sunset with a beloved. Or perhaps, alternatively, you can imagine riding a boat…
If you’re reading this article, it’s likely because you are looking for information about a Coast Guard Bill of sale. Anytime you buy or sell a boat, it’s important that both parties fill out and submit the appropriate documentation. Not only is this required by law, but it provides the United States Coast Guard with…
Is boat documentation renewal necessary? Boat owners approaching the end of their documentation periods may consider asking this question. It’s possible that many individuals are curious about the advantages of updating boat paperwork and whether or not it’s worth it. Maintaining a current level of paperwork renewals is essential for anybody who owns a boat…