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In Maryland, you must have a Certificate of Vessel Number (registration) and registration decals to operate a vessel legally on Maryland's public waters. Exceptions to registration are: Vessels without any kind of mechanical propulsion (that is, vessels propelled only by sail or manually)

All vessels required to be registered are also required to be titled. The boat title must first be obtained by the MDNR before the Certificate of Number can be issued.

If you're registering a boat in Maryland with no title, you'll need Form B-240, a copy of the out-of-state registration card, original certified/notarized bill of sale with the names of the buyer and seller, date of sale, seller's signature, amount of sale, and vessel description.

All vessels required to be registered are also required to be titled. The boat title must first be obtained by the MDNR before the Certificate of Number can be issued.

If you're registering a boat in Maryland with no title, you'll need Form B-240, a copy of the out-of-state registration card, original certified/notarized bill of sale with the names of the buyer and seller, date of sale, seller's signature, amount of sale, and vessel description.

All vessels that require registration must be titled in Maryland also. A vessel will not be registered or have its registration renewed without a valid title. Payment of vessel excise tax on a vessel must accompany an application for a title.

Your vessel, whether commercial or recreational, must be registered in Maryland if it is: Equipped with any kind of primary or auxiliary mechanical propulsion; and. Used in Maryland most in a calendar year.

In Maryland, you must have a Certificate of Vessel Number (registration) and registration decals to operate a vessel legally on Maryland's public waters. Exceptions to registration are: Vessels without any kind of mechanical propulsion (that is, vessels propelled only by sail or manually)