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…
In the fast-paced world of vessel documentation, staying ahead of the curve is crucial to ensure timely processing and compliance. The National Vessel Documentation Center (NVDC) plays a pivotal role in managing vessel documentation in the United States. As a private agency specializing in USCG Documentation processing to NVDC, the National Documentation Portal understands the…
Do you want to stay as safe as possible when out on the water? Do you know what to do in the event of an emergency? You can’t prepare for every eventuality when you’re out on the high seas. But, what you can do is familiarize yourself with visual distress signals. That way, you’ll be…
Spring beckons with warm breezes and the promise of open waters, making it the perfect season for buying or selling boats. Whether you’re an experienced mariner or a first-time buyer, it’s crucial to understand the importance of accurate paperwork during a transaction. A boat bill of sale secures the deal, offering a clear track of…
It’s always great to be out on a boat. It’s even better when you’re on a boat when the weather is nice. Clear skies, a slight breeze, and water that looks glass — that’s the kind of thing people have been writing about for literally thousands of years. At our site, we believe that’s how…
A documented vessel is an option worth considering if you’re in the market for a new boat. Precisely what does it entail, and what advantages does it provide? What you need to know before purchasing a legally registered boat. Vessels recorded by the U.S. Coast Guard are “documented vessels” in the United States. You may…
Being shipwrecked with your in-laws. Having to swim a capsized boat into shore. Cleaning the bilge by hand. These are just a few of the boating activities that vessel owners might find as annoying as getting their vessel onto the US Coast Guard boat registry. We understand that. After all, we’re vessel owners too. However,…
Do you have a vessel that isn’t documented with the US Coast Guard and want to sell it? Here at the National Documentation Portal, we offer documentation for USCG documented vessels. If you’re going to sell one of those, the “Transfer/Exchange” form at our site is what you’re looking for. However, if your vessel is…
Have you almost paid off your Preferred Ship’s Mortgage and are wondering what comes next? Do you know what to do after you’ve paid the loan back? There’s an old joke you may have already heard: “The two happiest days of a boat owner’s life are the day they buy the boat and the day…
Do you own a boat? Knowing the paperwork behind your investment can often be confusing and daunting, but we have good news! The nvdcrenewal.us website is here to help streamline the documentation uploading process when it comes to renewing your USCG Documentation. This means less hassle and more time on the water enjoying its recreational…