Vessel documentation is more than just a collection of forms and paperwork—it holds significant implications for boat owners. In this article, we’ll delve into the crucial aspects of USCG documentation and how it impacts vessel owners’ lives and investments. At National Vessel Documentation Portal, we understand the importance of navigating these implications, and we’re here…
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According to the U.S. Coast Guard Boarding Policy, a vessel hailed by a Coast Guard vessel is required to heave to or maneuver as directed so as to permit a boarding team to come aboard. Other Federal, state or local maritime law enforcement officials may also board and examine the vessel. The U.S. Coast Guard…
It’s forbidden by Annex V of MARPOL 73/78 to throw, discharge or deposit any refuse material of any kind, including trash, garbage, oil and other pollutants, into the waters on the USA. Regulations issued under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act require all vessels with propulsion machinery to have a capacity to retain oily mixtures…
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Are you looking to purchase a recreational boat for yourself? Looking for a boat is a lot like shopping for a car or truck. There are dealerships you can turn to so you can look at new boats, but there is also a large secondary market where you can find boats for sale from dealerships,…