The Registry Of Government Owned Vessel serves as documentation of vessels owned or operated by government for their identification and use. These vessels help serve society in different ways such as for enforcement, research, transport, safety, and infrastructure. Due to their public authority, registration must be accurate for transparency, accountability, and lawful operation. Government-owned vessels…
Many owners of vessels enter into financing arrangements without understanding how vessel mortgages work. Delays, enforcement issues, and problems at the time of sale or transfer may occur. Registration helps to bring transparency and also protect the interest of both parties. This article provides an explanation of the Mortgage of Vessel in a professional way.…
A certificate of registry issued on a temporary basis is important when the vessel is intended for registration prior to the full status Registry Requirement. It allows a boat to function legally while final documentation is being processed. This Provisional Certificate Of Registry is especially useful in cases of ownership transfer, international transport, or initial…
Marine Safety Fees Regulations support maritime operations that are safe and well-regulated. These rules set fees for safety oversight, vessel monitoring and other administrative services designed to protect waterway users and waterway itself. It is essential for vessel owners and operators to understand these fees for compliance and financial planning. A vessel owner is usually…
A document that is basically used for transferring ownership of a vessel upon the death of a registered owner is known as a declaration of transmission on death. The registration records of the vessel are updated to show the new legal owner, usually an executor, administrator, or beneficiary. Vessel records may be kept frozen without…
A Canadian Vessel Search by Name is a good method of research that one can use to identify, verify and understand the history of vessels registered in Canada. Names of vessels are perhaps the most visible identifiers, making a name search the most natural place for buyers, owners, lenders and researchers to start. A vessel’s…
The Bare-Boat Charter Registry is a unique type of registration entity to provide registration for a ship which is chartered out without crew, stores or management left on board by the owners. The charterer in this case takes over the full possession and concomitant liabilities of the ship during the period of the charter. Since…
An Application for Change of Address is an important update for vessel owners who move or change their official address. Address is an important information as it connects ownership records with real-world accountability, inspections, and communication. When an address is updated but records do not reflect it, owners could miss official correspondence, experience delays in…
Alterations of Registered Vessel means changes that require reporting updates on a registered vessel. Registered vessel alterations cover a range of changes made to the ship; these are not just cosmetic changes. Alterations of registered vessels also encompass changes in the ship’s dimensions, tonnage, changes in propulsion, and changes in the identifying information of a…
A licensed recreational vessel must have an Update Pleasure Craft Licence when important information changes. A lot of boat owners think that licensing is a one-off event when, in fact, updates are as vital as your application. Updating your Pleasure Craft Licence keeps the record of your vessel accurate and current – and ensures compliance…