The sea can turn unforgiving at a moment’s notice. That was the case recently when the U.S. Coast Guard rescued two mariners whose sailboat was disabled off the coast of Key West. Their rescue underscores why having proper Coast Guard documentation (and having that documentation ready to go) matters. How the Coast Guard Saved Lives…
The recent dramatic rescue off the coast of Cape Hatteras reminds us how critical maritime safety is — and how proper vessel paperwork can play a role. When the U.S. Coast Guard came to the aid of five distressed boaters, their swift action saved lives. At the same time, having a properly documented boat helps…
When it comes to boating safety and legality, having proper Coast Guard documentation is not just bureaucratic red tape — it is a crucial safeguard. At the National Documentation E-Portal, we make it easy to apply for and renew your USCG documentation through our online portal. With the right documentation in place, vessel operators…
When the U.S. Coast Guard offloaded more than 49,000 pounds of cocaine, valued at over $360 million, at Port Everglades, it underscored not just a historic enforcement victory — but a powerful reminder of why Coast Guard documentation can mean so much. The Heroism Behind the Seizure According to CBS News as well as…
Last weekend, eight boaters were rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard after their 26-foot vessel became disabled about 35 miles west of Venice, Florida. This dramatic event underscores the critical importance of US Coast Guard certification for both safety and preparedness. If you’re a vessel owner, having the right documentation—and the right mindset—can literally be…
The Coast Guard is better and stronger than ever. Now, it’s growing better than ever, too. According to an official press release, the Coast guard has exceeded its fiscal year 2025 recruiting goals. We’re always proud to be working in our USCG NVDC capacity. These results represent the highest numbers in more than a decade. …
A recent rescue off Cape Hatteras once again showed how quickly conditions can change on the water. A 40-foot sailboat began taking on water roughly 110 miles off the coast. The crew aboard signaled distress. The Coast Guard coordinated a fast response across air and sea assets to reach them. The rescued mariners were safely…