As a new boat owner, it is easy to be thrilled about having a boat that you can use to sail on open waters. However, just like a vehicle, you need to register your boat with the proper authorities. And if your boat is more than 5 net tons, documenting it is mandatory. Is your…
The documentation boat names are stored in the National Vessel Documentation Center (NVDC). It is a vital institution under the umbrella of the USCG. It serves as the custodian of maritime records, where the official documentation of vessels, including their names, is meticulously stored and managed. The good thing is that you can access its…
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Is this your first time to read/hear about the Coast Guard Vessel Documentation Center? You may not know exactly what it is. But it is the hub for vessel documentation. It plays a vital role in ensuring the legality of a vessel that is more than 5 net tons. If yours meets this requirement, then…
The Coast Guard vessel database is a repository of information about documented vessels. This database serves as a centralized source for details related to boats that have undergone the documentation process with the USCG. If your boat qualifies for Coast Guard documentation, its information can also be found in this database. Documented Vessels in the…
Do you know how to determine the status of your vessel? The easiest way is to perform a Coast Guard-registered vessel search. This search can help you determine whether or not your boat complies with the federal requirements. Searching for the status of your registered vessel will prevent any violations every time you sail on…
Ahoy, savvy mariners! Vessel Registrar Center extends a warm welcome as we set sail into the world of vessel documentation hacks. In this guide crafted for smart navigators, we unravel insider tips and tricks that promise to make your maritime journey smoother and more efficient. Let’s embark on a voyage of knowledge to ensure your…