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When marine documentation is issued to a yacht, the owner shall pay a fee of $100. When marine documentation is surrendered or replaced, the owner shall pay a fee of $50.

A Certificate of Documentation (COD) may be endorsed for fishery, coastwise, registry, or recreation.

There is a fee of $250 to register your vessel and $150 to transfer registration.

The basic requirements for documentation are to demonstrate ownership of the vessel, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for the endorsement sought. A vessel must measure at least five net tons and, with the exception of certain oil spill response vessels, must be wholly owned by a citizen of the U.S.

You may search Coast Guard Documented Vessels by their names, Hull Identification Numbers or Official Numbers via the CGMIX Coast Guard Port State Information Exchange. The search will reveal the Vessel Information (Vessel Name, Official Number, Hull Identification Number, Flag, etc.)

Documents that we consider to be valid proof of ownership (depending on the type of application) include: bills of sale. statutory declarations. wills and bequests. separation or divorce agreements. court judgments. signed agreements of transfer of ownership (sale/purchase agreement)

Currently, 46 CFR 67.163(a) states that recreational endorsements on a COD are valid for 5 years.

The United States Coast Guard (USCG) provides the guidelines for transferring ownership of a documented vessel. Both current and prior owners must fill out a new registration card (also known as Transfer Form CG-1270). A bill of sale must be accompanied by documentation that you own the vessel you are selling.

A USCG Certificate of Documentation establishes the ownership and nationality of a vessel. Recreational vessels over five net tons have the option to document their vessel with the U.S. Coast Guard and obtain a Certificate of Documentation.

The documentation is a national registration of vessels and was enacted by Congress. The documentation is mandatory for all commercial vessels and is voluntary for large recreational boats.

Provide the new owner with a signed bill of sale. The new owner will then have to transfer the pleasure craft licence by sending an application form and the necessary documents by mail to the Pleasure Craft Licensing Centre.

When marine documentation is issued to a yacht, the owner shall pay a fee of $100. When marine documentation is surrendered or replaced, the owner shall pay a fee of $50.

A Certificate of Documentation (COD) may be endorsed for fishery, coastwise, registry, or recreation.

There is a fee of $250 to register your vessel and $150 to transfer registration.

The basic requirements for documentation are to demonstrate ownership of the vessel, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for the endorsement sought. A vessel must measure at least five net tons and, with the exception of certain oil spill response vessels, must be wholly owned by a citizen of the U.S.

You may search Coast Guard Documented Vessels by their names, Hull Identification Numbers or Official Numbers via the CGMIX Coast Guard Port State Information Exchange. The search will reveal the Vessel Information (Vessel Name, Official Number, Hull Identification Number, Flag, etc.)

Documents that we consider to be valid proof of ownership (depending on the type of application) include: bills of sale. statutory declarations. wills and bequests. separation or divorce agreements. court judgments. signed agreements of transfer of ownership (sale/purchase agreement)

When marine documentation is issued to a yacht, the owner shall pay a fee of $100. When marine documentation is surrendered or replaced, the owner shall pay a fee of $50.

Currently, 46 CFR 67.163(a) states that recreational endorsements on a COD are valid for 5 years.

A Certificate of Documentation (COD) may be endorsed for fishery, coastwise, registry, or recreation.

The United States Coast Guard (USCG) provides the guidelines for transferring ownership of a documented vessel. Both current and prior owners must fill out a new registration card (also known as Transfer Form CG-1270). A bill of sale must be accompanied by documentation that you own the vessel you are selling.

There is a fee of $250 to register your vessel and $150 to transfer registration.

A USCG Certificate of Documentation establishes the ownership and nationality of a vessel. Recreational vessels over five net tons have the option to document their vessel with the U.S. Coast Guard and obtain a Certificate of Documentation.

The basic requirements for documentation are to demonstrate ownership of the vessel, U.S. citizenship, and eligibility for the endorsement sought. A vessel must measure at least five net tons and, with the exception of certain oil spill response vessels, must be wholly owned by a citizen of the U.S.

The documentation is a national registration of vessels and was enacted by Congress. The documentation is mandatory for all commercial vessels and is voluntary for large recreational boats.

You may search Coast Guard Documented Vessels by their names, Hull Identification Numbers or Official Numbers via the CGMIX Coast Guard Port State Information Exchange. The search will reveal the Vessel Information (Vessel Name, Official Number, Hull Identification Number, Flag, etc.)

Provide the new owner with a signed bill of sale. The new owner will then have to transfer the pleasure craft licence by sending an application form and the necessary documents by mail to the Pleasure Craft Licensing Centre.

Documents that we consider to be valid proof of ownership (depending on the type of application) include: bills of sale. statutory declarations. wills and bequests. separation or divorce agreements. court judgments. signed agreements of transfer of ownership (sale/purchase agreement)

Provide the new owner with a signed bill of sale. The new owner will then have to transfer the pleasure craft licence by sending an application form and the necessary documents by mail to the Pleasure Craft Licensing Centre.

Currently, 46 CFR 67.163(a) states that recreational endorsements on a COD are valid for 5 years.

The United States Coast Guard (USCG) provides the guidelines for transferring ownership of a documented vessel. Both current and prior owners must fill out a new registration card (also known as Transfer Form CG-1270). A bill of sale must be accompanied by documentation that you own the vessel you are selling.

A USCG Certificate of Documentation establishes the ownership and nationality of a vessel. Recreational vessels over five net tons have the option to document their vessel with the U.S. Coast Guard and obtain a Certificate of Documentation.

The documentation is a national registration of vessels and was enacted by Congress. The documentation is mandatory for all commercial vessels and is voluntary for large recreational boats.

Provide the new owner with a signed bill of sale. The new owner will then have to transfer the pleasure craft licence by sending an application form and the necessary documents by mail to the Pleasure Craft Licensing Centre.

Provide the new owner with a signed bill of sale. The new owner will then have to transfer the pleasure craft licence by sending an application form and the necessary documents by mail to the Pleasure Craft Licensing Centre.