South Carolina VESSEL PERMITS

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In South Carolina, boat operators under age 16 must complete a boating course approved by the SCDNR to operate a boat or personal watercraft with a 15 h.p. motor or greater, unless accompanied by an adult age 18 years or older.

Governor Henry McMaster signed it into effect on March, 14, 2022. It requires a 100 foot distance limit that boats need to observe when approaching a dock, anchored vessel or someone on the water. It also prohibits 'wake surfing' within 200 feet of a dock, anchored vessel or person on the water.

Who needs a Boater Education? Boaters under 16 years of age are required by law to pass an approved boater education course before operating, without supervision, a personal watercraft (jet ski) or a boat powered by 15 hp motor or more.

Notarized if required. The original title/titles are required if you purchase a boat/motor from a titling state. If the title has a place for a notary's signature then it must be notarized.

A boat bill of sale includes information on the buyer, the seller, and the vessel. It also includes the transaction date, purchase price, and signatures of both the buyer and the seller. Boat owners in South Carolina must register their vessels with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

South Carolina requires a boat bill of sale for not only registration but for other state-specific applications that you may need as well. It's important to note that both the buyer and seller must sign the bill of sale.

In the state of South Carolina, the law requires all motorized boats and watercraft, except exempted vessels, sailboats, and all outboard motors five horsepower and greater to be titled.

A South Carolina boat bill of sale is a legal document that records the transfer of ownership of a vessel. It is part of the state registration process and is required to obtain the decals needed to operate boat in the state.

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