If you are like many Canadians, you are spending your winter daydreaming about the warmer summer months, the days when you can get the boat out on the lake. Make no mistake about it, the winters here can feel endless, but with a new year comes a new boating season, and you will want to …
Plenty of people come to us here at the National Vessel Registry Center asking, “How do I get a copy of my boat registration” when they lose their registration. Here’s what you need to do. How Do I Get a Copy of My Boat Registration? When you first bought your vessel to operate it commercially…
Discovering an abandoned vessel presents a unique opportunity but also a complex challenge, particularly when it comes to legal registration without clear ownership. The Canadian waters, rich with maritime history, occasionally yield such finds, leading to potential boons for the diligent. In this guide by the National Vessel Registry Center, we demystify the process, so you…
Navigating the waters of boat ownership in Canada necessitates a clear understanding of Transport Canada’s boat registration requirements. Whether you captain a commercial fleet or enjoy leisurely weekends on a recreational vessel, proper documentation is not just a legal requirement—it’s a fundamental aspect of maritime responsibility and safety.Discover the intricacies of registering commercial and recreational…
In the world of boat transactions, a Bill of Sale is a critical document that ensures a transparent and secure exchange between a seller and a buyer. This document serves as the legal evidence of the sale, detailing important information about the boat and the terms of the purchase. Whether you’re buying or selling a…
Navigating the waters of Canada, whether for recreational or commercial purposes, requires a keen understanding of the distinct regulations surrounding boat registration. Canada’s vast coastline and inland waterways offer opportunities for both leisure and business, each with its own set of rules. In this article, we delve into the differences between recreational and commercial Canada…
Licensing a boat in British Columbia is a necessary step for both recreational and commercial boaters. However, the process doesn’t end with the initial license issuance. Renewals, transfers, and updates are integral aspects of managing licensing a boat in BC. In this article, we explore how third-party agencies like the National Vessel Registry Center, Corp.…
In the bustling world of commercial shipping, efficiency, compliance, and accessibility to international waters are crucial. Canada’s Vessel Registry provides a comprehensive system for registering ships, and it plays an indispensable role for commercial shipping companies. In this article, we delve into the intricacies of vessel registry Canada from the perspective of commercial shipping companies…
Ship registry plays a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth operation of the maritime industry in Canada. Small and large vessel owners alike must navigate this process to operate legally and efficiently in Canadian waters. However, the Canadian ship registry isn’t without its challenges and opportunities, which impact vessel owners, and it’s particularly vital for…
If you are thinking about buying a boat, chances are good it is an idea you have been toying with for a long time. The simple truth is buying a watercraft is a major decision, and you can hardly be blamed for agonizing over it since you are likely paying four or five figures to…