RECORD REQUEST 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the RECORD REQUEST in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the APPLICANT section. Enter your Name, Daytime phone, Street, City, State (St), Zip code, and Email address. Ensure your email is correct as reports will be emailed unless a certified copy is requested.
  3. In the REASON section, select one of the options: Abandoned Vessel, Investigation, Litigation, or Other. If applicable, provide additional details such as Boat # MD or USCG and Hull ID# for abandoned vessels.
  4. Complete the LICENSEE section by specifying the Type of License and Time period. Fill in your Name, Address, Date of Birth, and Social Security # if known.
  5. Finally, ensure you sign in the designated area to validate your request before submitting it.

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The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) is a federal law that is not applicable to requests for records of a state agency. As a result, we construe requests made under FOIA as inquiries under the California Public Records Act, the law which is applicable to California state government agency records.
If you are requesting records about yourself, include a statement of your identity, docHubd, or signed under penalty of perjury.
A: The FOIA allows agencies a period of 20 business days to process an initial request. This period may be extended under unusual circumstances by an additional 10 business days or more.

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