Whether it’s for business or leisure, a boat is a significant investment, and securing a mortgage can be part of making that dream possible. When it comes to applying for a boat mortgage Canada, accuracy and efficiency are key. At the National Vessel Registry Center Corp., our online portal makes it easier than ever to…
For many Canadian boat owners, determining whether to register a vessel or obtain a pleasure craft licence can seem complicated. However, understanding the difference—and the advantages of registration—can make your boating experience smoother, more secure, and more compliant with Canadian maritime law. The Canadian Registry of Vessels provides a formal, federally recognized record of ownership…
Transferring a boat’s registration can seem overwhelming. Between forms, deadlines, and changing ownership details, it’s easy for boat owners to feel lost in the process. Our online service streamlines every step of the process, from making it easier to transfer boat registration, helping with a pleasure craft licence or even a small boat registration. If…
Owning a boat in Canada often involves more paperwork than most people expect. Whether you’re registering a new boat, transferring ownership, or applying for a pleasure craft licence, Transport Canada requires the proper forms to keep your information up to date. We make that process simpler with our secure, mobile-optimized platform. Through our site, you…
The moment of buying or selling a boat is an exciting one. For the seller, it marks the end of a chapter, and for the buyer, it’s the beginning of new adventures on the water. However, between the handshake and the first voyage, there is a critical administrative step: transferring ownership. If the boat is…
Starting the boating season is an exciting time, but before you can enjoy the open water, you need to take care of your Nova Scotia boat registration. Registering your boat ensures that you’re following Canadian maritime laws, staying compliant with regulations, and avoiding potential setbacks when you want to launch. At the National Vessel Registry…
Owning a boat is more than a leisure choice; it’s a commitment that comes with important administrative responsibilities. A key element of this is understanding your port of registration—the official location tied to your boat’s registration with Transport Canada. This isn’t just a bureaucratic step; it’s a crucial part of ensuring your boat complies with…
Canadian boat registration shouldn’t be challenging. That may not sound revolutionary, but it is. The authorities have made it too difficult and for too long. That’s where we can step in. Whether you’re operating a boat for leisure or commercial purposes, proper documentation can play a role, as it can ensure compliance, facilitate ownership transfers,…
Keeping your boat safe is important. In Canada, you’ll need a Canadian vessel registration to get it insured or register it with the local authorities. If you need to buy, sell, or transfer ownership of your boat, you will also need a Canadian Boat Registration document and an official number for your boat. These documents…
In 2001, the Canada Shipping Act was introduced in order to finally update and redefine maritime regulations for Canadian boats. The Canada Shipping Act of 2001 is a piece of legislation that most vessel owners in the country should be aware of, so let’s go over what it entails and how to properly comply with…