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. .
How do I look up an USCG documented vessel?
How do I document a vessel with the USCG? Boat owners can document their vessel or renew their Certificate of Documentation directly through the Coast Guards National Vessel Documentation Center. Owners will generally need to submit: An application for documentation (form CG-1258)
How to get a boat coast guard documented?
The process of Documenting a vessel with the US Coast Guard may take 4-16 weeks, depending on the workload and backlog of registrations with the National Vessel Documentation Center (NVDC).
How long does coast guard documentation take?
Certificates of Documentation may be issued only to vessels which are wholly owned by United States citizens. Vessels must be at least 5 net tons in order to qualify for US Coast Guard Documentation. Tonnage is a unit of volume, not weight. Most vessels greater than 25ft in length will measure at least 5 net tons. Boat Documentation Requirements unitedstatesvessel.us boat-documentation-require unitedstatesvessel.us boat-documentation-require
46 CFR 67.149 - Exchange of Certificate of Documentation
A Certificate of Documentation is issued upon compliance with the applicable requirements, however, the requirement to mark the vessel with its new name or
Payments for Vessel Documentation Services must be made through NVDCs eStorefront. Visit the National Vessel Documentation Center and click on Order Products
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