There’s something special about being on the water in your own boat. It’s even better when it’s a boat you chose carefully, maybe even one you traveled a long distance to find. Finding the perfect vessel can be tough. Many Canadians look beyond our borders to find the right boat. Importing a boat from the…
How you carry out your documented vessel transfer of ownership will depend on what vessel you’re transferring. Here are the two types of Transport Canada transfers. Documented Vessel Transfer of Ownership To make the sale of a vessel official, at least in administrative terms, you will have to file for a documented vessel transfer of…
Navigating the intricate waters of Canadian vessel registration demands precision and expertise. As boat owners set sail on the path to certification with Transport Canada, the role of vessel documentation search becomes a beacon guiding them through the process. At National Vessel Registry Center, Corp., we delve into the seamless journey from inquiry to certification,…
Welcome to a new era of boat documentation! The days of endless paperwork, time-consuming queues, and bureaucratic hurdles are fading away, thanks to the innovative approaches of national vessel document center services such as ours at the National Vessel Registry Center, Corp. As we sail into the digital age, let’s explore how this evolution is…
In Canada, vessel certification is a crucial aspect of boat ownership, ensuring compliance with regulations. According to recent data from Transport Canada, over 12,000 vessels are registered annually, highlighting the significance of proper certification procedures. Transport Canada Certification For Vessels For boat ownership in Canada, especially with motor boats, having the required vessel certification is…
A Registered Vessel Can Have Up to 5 Owners Registered vessels can have individual owners and up to five joint owners. Each registered vessel is divided into 64 shares. Fractional shares are not allowed. If you have a pleasure craft and want to have more than two people to share ownership, register it…
Your Port of Registry is Where Your Vessel is Both Registered and Mostly Based In Canada, you have limited options for your vessel’s port of registry. Use this form to change your port of registry. In Alberta, your port of registry can be Edmonton. In British Columbia, it can be in…
When you are considering purchasing a boat of your own, you might feel a bit overwhelmed by the volume of options out there. Boats can come in a lot of different shapes and sizes, and finding the right make and model for you can require some due diligence. You will want to perform a fair…
Navigating the waters of documentation for a Canadian vessel can seem like charting through a complex maze of maritime laws and regulations. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a new boat owner, understanding the legal requirements for operating your vessel in Canada’s majestic waters is paramount. The foundation of these requirements lies in the necessary…
If you’re looking to apply for a documented vessel transfer of ownership, you will need a couple of forms, all of which can be found here at the National Vessel Registry Center. Documented Vessel Transfer of Ownership When it comes to selling a vessel to someone else and officially transferring ownership, you need to pay…