Are you in the process of considering yacht documentation? Are you “on the fence,” so to speak, as to whether to document your vessel or not? As a vessel documentation company, our role is to assist individuals and organizations in documenting their vessels when appropriate. Not everyone can document their vessel, nor should everyone who…
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What Is A USCG Documented Vessel?
What Is A USCG Documented Vessel? A documented vessel is registered by the US Coast Guard (USCG), instead of numbering it by the state. But not all vessels are required for USCG documentation. Vessels that are five net tons or over can be documented. However, commercial vessels with five net tons and over are subject…
Vessel Documentation Online: Your One-Stop Solution for Hassle-Free Documentation
Navigating the intricate waters of Vessel Documentation can often feel like a daunting task. From renewals to initial applications, ensuring that your boat is properly documented is a crucial aspect of responsible boat ownership. But fear not! Vessel Documentation Online is here to simplify the process and provide you with a seamless experience. In this…
Double the Assurance: Exploring the Benefits of a Copy of Certificate
Embark on a journey with Vessel Documentation Online as we delve into the realm of maritime security and assurance. Learn how a copy of certificate of your vessel serves as a valuable redundancy, offering double the assurance for vessel owners navigating the seas. Preserving Legitimacy Understand the fundamental role of certificate copies in preserving the…
The ABCs of Vessel Documentation Search
Embarking on a maritime journey requires a thorough understanding of the vessel’s history. Join the National Documentation Portal as we unveil the ABCs of Vessel Documentation Search, a comprehensive guide to navigating the vast seas of information and unlocking the stories concealed within maritime archives. A is for Access: The Gateway to Maritime Knowledge At…
What Vessels are Exempt of USCG documentation?
Not all ships in the US are required to be federally documented. So what Vessels are Exempt of USCG documentation? If you own a ship and you don’t operate on the navigable waters of the US, then you’re not obliged to have your boat documented. Likewise, if you’re not going to use it in fisheries…
All You Need to Know About Certificate of Documentation 5-Year Renewal
Have you taken care of your certificate of documentation with the Coast Guard? So you’ve purchased yourself a recreational sea vessel. It’s a nice, generous-sized boat that could be your personal haven on water, a floating hotel, or bed-and-breakfast, if you may. You’ve taken care of all the fees and prepared yourself for the expectedly…
Your USCG Documentation Renewal: Common Mistakes to Avoid
As a private agency specializing in USCG Documentation processing, the National Documentation Portal understands the importance of a smooth and error-free USCG documentation renewal process. In this article, we will highlight common mistakes that vessel owners make during the renewal process and provide tips on how to avoid them. Simplify the process with the National…
How to Register a Boat Without a Title: A State-by-State Guide
Navigating the waters of boat registration without a title can feel like setting sail in uncharted territory. It can be a perplexing task for new boat owners, manufacturers, brokers, and sellers alike, but it is essential for your craft’s legality and your peace of mind. At National Documentation Portal, we understand the tides of paperwork…
Learn Why USCG Documentation is Important for Your Boat
If you are the owner of a USCG Vessel, you know how critical it is to have all required documents in order at all times. But are you aware of the reasons behind the significance of this USCG documentation? The United States Coast Guard is aware of the significance of a vessel possessing appropriate paperwork…