Are you planning to buy or sell your boat in the US? If so, then you need to obtain a US Coast Guard Bill of Sale. It is an essential step in this process. This document serves as a legal document that confirms the transfer of ownership from the seller to the buyer. While the…
If you are the owner of a USCG yacht, you are aware that adhering to the paperwork standards. And those may be a time-consuming and challenging process. Although the National Vessel Documentation Center (NVDC), the government body responsible for documenting and preserving information on boats and their owners, has a website, it may be challenging…
Your boat is considered inspected if the United States Coast Guard has conducted an inspection on the vessel. There are several Inspected Vessel Requirements that you should be aware of so that the process can be completed correctly. For example, any boat that carries more than six passengers must be inspected by the US Coast…
Ship documentation is a requirement for commercial-use boats. If you are using your boat for recreational purposes, you might not need to document it. However, there are various benefits to documenting your vessel. It is one reason many boat owners whose boats are qualified for documentation go for it. What are the Steps to Follow…
You’ll need an Exchange U.S Coast Guard Certificate of Documentation if you don’t want to purchase a yacht but would still like to use one for recreational purposes in exchange for yearly fees. The price of this certification varies with the type of boat you intend to operate. Still, it is always much more affordable…
Embarking on a maritime journey involves mastering the art of paperwork, and USCG documentation forms are the compass guiding vessel owners through the seas of compliance. In this guide, Vessel Registrar Center shares valuable tips and tricks to empower captains in conquering the nuances of USCG documentation forms. Mapping Out the USCG Documentation Form Terrain…
Once you get vessel documentation, you don’t want to give it up. You want to be able to hang onto it so that you can legally use your vessel whenever you want. Sure, you could maybe try using your vessel with an expired registration, but why chance it? The penalties just aren’t worth it. Besides,…
Are you trying to rename your boat? If you are, then you might want to consider conducting a USCG documentation search by name first. Keep in mind that naming your boat is a fun process. But it can also be a challenge. There are guidelines for you to follow when renaming it. So before you…
It is important to note that the US Coast Guard Documentation expires every year. However, if you, as the owner, choose to register it for multiple years, then the expiration expires after several years. If you are not sure whether or not the certificate of your vessel has expired, you may search vessel documentation by…
Are you in the process of completing your initial vessel documentation and aren’t sure which endorsement to put? Does it seem a bit more confusing than it should be, even though you know exactly how you plan on using your vessel? Picking the right endorsement for your vessel is crucial to maintaining compliance with Coast…
Whether you are purchasing a car, a house, a boat, or another large item, you know there is going to be paperwork involved. Even doing something as simple as signing up for a gym membership or buying a new washer and dryer means you have forms to fill out and sign before everything is done.…
It would be fair to say that a bill of sale is one of the most important and significant documents that you will come into contact with in your experience as a boat owner. The bill of sale for a boat is the leading document that authenticates and legitimizes the transfer of ownership from one…
If you are the owner of a vessel that is recorded with the United States Coast Guard, you are aware that a significant amount of vessel documentation must be kept up with. On the other hand, we make it simple for you to take care of your paperwork requirements via our website. You will have…
One of the best things about having a boat is that you can explore the outdoors easily. You can even go to foreign waters as long as you have the necessary documents on board. If you are planning to purchase a boat that is over 5 net tons, then you must ensure that it is…
When it comes to maritime safety and compliance, the United States Coast Guard (USCG) sets specific requirements for various types of vessels. Understanding and meeting these USCG boat requirements is essential for ensuring the safety of your crew, passengers, and fellow mariners. In this article, Vessel Registrar LLC takes you on a journey through the…