Yes, there are different types of documentation that are reliant on the specific type of vessel in question. For commercial vessels, you have regular vessel documentation and small vessel documentation, depending, of course, on the size of the boat in question. If the vessel is not used for commercial purposes, then you don’t have to register it but you might want to get the corresponding pleasure craft license. Our team can help you with either application.
Vessel Registration FAQs
HOW DO I OBTAIN TITLE INFORMATION FOR A DOCUMENTED VESSEL?MUST I SUBMIT MY APPLICATION BY MAIL?HOW LONG IS THE CERTIFICATE OF DOCUMENTATION VALID?WHAT IS A JOINT OWNER?IS THERE A FINE IF I DO NOT HAVE A PLEASURE CRAFT LICENCE?RENEW YOUR CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY EVERY FIVE YEARS THROUGH OUR SITEMAY I RENEW A LOST CERTIFICATE OF DOCUMENTATION?HOW DO I RENEW MY CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRY?HOW DO I CHANGE THE NAME OR HAILING PORT OF MY VESSEL?WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A VESSEL WHOSE NUMBER BEGINS WITH THE LETTER ‘C’ (e.g., C00000BC) AS OPPOSED TO A VESSEL WHOSE NUMBER BEGINS WITH A NUMBER, AND/OR A LETTER AND NUMBERS (e.g., 32E 00000 OR BC 00000)?DO YOU HAVE WALK-IN SERVICE?WHAT HAPPENS TO THE VESSEL WHEN ONE JOINT OWNER DIES?HOW DO I CLOSE THE REGISTRY OF MY VESSEL?WHAT VESSELS CAN BE DOCUMENTED?WHAT IS A JOINT OWNER?WHEN A VESSEL IS EITHER SUSPENDED OR CLOSE, IS THE NAME AVAILABLE?WHAT ARE THE MARKING REQUIREMENTS?WHAT IS VESSEL DOCUMENTATIONWHAT IS FIRST TIME REGISTRY?WHAT ARE THE MARKING REQUIREMENTS?