Your vessel is a huge investment. Most boat owners choose to mortgage their boat to afford the cost. When you go to a bank to request money to purchase a luxury vessel, the lender will take out a type of mortgage. In that case, you need to fill out a preferred ship mortgage form. Understanding…
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The United States Coast Guard makes various vessel documentation services, which may be used by the owners of USCG-documented vessels, accessible on our website. One of the various services provided is the submission and tracking of applications for the renewal of documents. With the help of our internet services, you won’t have any trouble doing…
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There’s no pleasure in life quite like having a boat. Taking your boat out on the water is an experience, no matter where you are. Maybe you’re out on the lake with the people you care about most. Perhaps you’ve decided to start your own maritime business, and you need a great boat to take…
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Most of us, when we are shopping for a new car, spend some time researching the cars available. When we look at cars on the secondary market, it only makes sense that you go in-depth a bit more and seek information about the car’s past so you can make sure it is free of accident…
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In order to identify the owner of a vessel, the CG-1270 code included in its paperwork is employed. The CG-1270 designation in vessel documentation is occasionally preceded by the phrase “beneficiary,” which you may have observed. This term implies that the listed individual or organization is merely operating in the capacity of a trustee for…
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Before you purchase your first vessel, whether it is a commercial one for your new business or personal so that you and your family can go travel or sailing when you want, it is a good idea to familiarize yourself with all the rules and regulations you must follow so you can keep your boat…
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At the Maritime Documentation Center, we are not the Coast Guard Boat Registration Database. However, we do make interacting with that database easier. We can help with plenty of the functions that can make working with the Coast Guard to get your documentation that much simpler to deal with. If you think of the Coast…
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Q: What is a Coast Guard Documentation Number? A: The Coast Guard Documentation Number is the official number of a documented vessel. This number is to be prominently displayed on the vessel, signifying its documented status. This number stays with the vessel for the vessel’s lifetime. When someone sends in their form to get their…
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Navigating the intricate world of buying or selling a vessel can be a daunting task. Whether you’re a buyer looking for the perfect boat or a seller eager to find the right owner, vessel search can be your most potent ally. In this article, we’ll explore expert tips for buyers and sellers using our USCG…
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If you are new to the world of boat ownership, then you might not realize just how many rules and regulations there are surrounding the vessel that you can now boast as your own. In an ideal world, it would just be a case of paying your money and getting out there on the open…
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As required by law, you need to submit your application to the NOAA boat registry to register your vessel. But not all boats are required to do so. If you own a boat and you use it for commercial fishing, research, or other activities related to marine resources, then registering it with the National Oceanic…
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You may be wondering, “Why do I need to process a certificate of deletion vessel?” And why can’t I put it up for sale on Craigslist or at a dock auction? Yes, these are good questions. You may sell your yacht over the phone or via Craigslist to someone interested. While this may seem like…
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Has it been a while since you purchased a new vessel? Have you been trying to do research into one vessel or another but want to make sure that you’re getting information that you know is correct? If so, then you’re going to need a boat Abstract of Title. This form can be invaluable, giving…
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Have you come across abandoned boats in Florida and aren’t sure about the protocols for procuring one? No worries – there’s much more to it than meets the eye. In this blog post, we’ll walk you through what constitutes an abandoned boat in Florida and touch on all aspects from acquiring one legally to understanding…
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Embarking on a voyage, whether across the ocean or down a river, begins with paperwork. The National Vessel Documentation Center (NVDC) plays a crucial role in this process, overseeing the documentation of vessels in the United States. In this article, we’ll guide you through the lifecycle of documents at the NVDC, with valuable insights from…
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