Uscg designated examiner application 2025

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The document is a guide from the National Maritime Center aimed at assisting mariners in documenting the requirements for becoming a Designated Examiner (DE) under 46 CFR 10 Subpart D. It outlines the approval requirements, including necessary experience and qualifications, and provides a checklist for submitting requests. The guide emphasizes the importance of complete documentation to avoid processing delays and includes sections for candidate information, request types, USCG held endorsements, and consent for information release.

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Can I hand deliver my MMC application?

National Maritime Center Please continue to e-mail, mail, or hand- deliver these applications to the local REC responsible for the routes requested. E-mail is the preferred method for submission of these applications.

Where to submit an MMC application?

ALL other Merchant Mariner Credential applications should submit your completed ;CG-719B and supporting documentation directly to NMC at: MMCApplications@uscg.mil. NOTE: Your Medical Certificate applications (CG-719K or CG-719K/E) should only be sent to MEDAIP@uscg.mil for processing.

What is a designated examiner?

A Designated Examiner (DE) is a person who has been trained or instructed in techniques. of training or assessment and is otherwise qualified to evaluate whether an applicant has. achieved the level of competence required to hold a merchant mariner credential (MMC)

How to submit a Coast Guard physical?

E-mail Medical Certificate applications (CG 719K or K/E) to MEDAIP@uscg.mil. Put LAST NAMEFIRST NAMEMARINER REFERENCE NUMBER in the subject line of the email to MEDAIP@uscg.mil. Medical applications (719K) should be submitted as ONE PDF.

Where to submit form cg 719K?

For a medical certificate only, the preferred way to submit your CG-719K or CG-719K/E (medical certificate applications) along with any supplemental medical information is via e-mail to MEDAIP@uscg.mil.

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How to become a qualified assessor in USCG?

As specified in 46 CFR 10.405(a), to become a QA you should: Have experience, training, or instruction in assessment techniques; Be qualified in the task(s) for which the assessment is being conducted; and Hold or have held the level of endorsement or other professional credential which provides proof that he or

How long does MMC application processing take?

When can I apply for a Merchant Mariner Credential? Applications can be submitted at any time. Currently, the process takes 90 days (about 3 months) from the time it is received at the Regional Exam Center. This time frame can change at any time based on the backlog of the USCG application request.