US Coast Guard Documentation Center

A US Coast Guard Documentation Center in the Palm of Your Hand

Have you tried filling out your vessel documentation at some website only to find that it was difficult to use? Did you set aside time to complete all of your vessel documentation forms on your desktop computer, only to find that you just kept procrastinating and procrastinating? If you did that, you aren’t alone. “Completing…

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USCG COD Renewal

USCG COD Renewal: A Better Way

Have you been looking for a way to renew your vessel documentation that’s simple? Are you concerned that it’s time for USCG COD renewal (United States Coast Guard Certificate of Documentation) but don’t know for sure? We can help. Here at the National Documentation Portal, we don’t believe this process should be a challenge. Instead,…

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United States Coast Guard

What Benefits Are There to Registering My Vessel with The United States Coast Guard?

If you are the vessel owner, you really need to consider registering your boat with the United States Coast Guard (USCG). If you do so, you will enjoy several advantages, including improved safety and security for you and the people you are transporting and simpler access to essential marine services. If you register your boat…

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U S Coast Guard Documented Vessels

U.S. Coast Guard Documented Vessels by Definition

The U.S. Coast Guard documented vessels by Definition means what exactly? The U.S. Coast Guard issues a certificate of documentation to each documented vessel. The vessel owner must fill out an application form and send it to their local USCG district office, along with all the necessary supporting documentation, to record their vessel. As soon…

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Coast Guard Portal

Everything You Need to Know About the US Coast Guard Portal

If you have been doing your fair share of research lately, you might be aware by now that the United States Coast Guard (USCG) is the governmental department that oversees all of the maritime activity along the country, and even the international waters close to the US (after 200 nautical miles from shore). This article…

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