In the vast expanse of Canada’s maritime domain, vessel registration stands as a crucial aspect of maritime law and safety. Understanding the ins and outs of Canada vessel registration is essential for all boat owners and operators. This comprehensive guide, brought to you by the National Vessel Registry Center, Corp., provides everything you need to…
Keep Your Canadian Vessel Registration Up To Date
It’s very important that your Canadian vessel registration is always kept up to date and current. Why? Because this ensures compliance with regulations, including those pertaining to safety on the water. Many people find that setting an alert reminder or marking the expiration date on their calendar helps them stay on top of updates. Be…
Advice For Avoiding Fraud In Canadian Vessel Registration-Related Activities
Canada vessel registration is absolutely vital, despite sometimes being a time consuming and stressful task. Avoiding proper registration is illegal and sets you up for fines and penalties you’d rather not deal with. Additionally, boat registration can help protect you from fraudulent activity. Keeping that in mind, caution should be exercised when approached by individuals…
Becoming Part of the Canadian Register of Vessels
When you own a boat in Canada, whether it is a small craft or a large one, if the vessel is used strictly for recreational and pleasure purposes, you have the option of licensing your boat or registering it with Transport Canada. There are differences between licensing and registration and becoming part of the registry…
Why Your Boat Needs a Canadian Vessel Registry Certificate
You are the new owner of a boat, and want to take it out in the water as soon as possible. While you could sail it around Canadian waters without any problem, you may find that you want to move between Canadian and International waters. You might even want to go to foreign shores, enjoying…
The Markings of a Canadian Official Number on Your Vessel
As wonderful as it can be for you and your family and friends to spend leisure time out on your boat, you as the boat owner must be aware that you need to follow the rules and regulations set by Transport Canada if you want your vessel to be on Canadian waters legally. Naturally, there…
Getting Certification for Commercial Vessels 15-150 Gross Tons
Owning a commercial vessel in Canada can create fantastic business opportunities for you. You can get the chance to earn money being involved in an industry on the water, something you have always dreamed about doing. When you are first getting started with your commercial business, you need to keep in mind the rules and…
Understanding the Large Vessel Registration Payment Form
When you purchase a boat in Canada, whether it is a boat that is brand new or comes from a previous owner, the law states that you must register or license your vessel with the government office of Transport Canada. This registration places your vessel in the national registry so that there is a record…
You Should Get Your Pleasure Craft Licence
From the moment you decide to get a boat, you can feel the excitement. You cannot wait to make your purchase so you can get out on the water so you can relax in the sun, listen to the water, and enjoy time fishing, swimming or just doing nothing with family and friends. Of course,…
Steps to Selecting Your Vessel Name and Port of Registry
When you first purchase a pleasure craft, there are steps you need to take so that you can get the boat properly licensed or registered. You will see that there is paperwork you need to fill out and personal information you will need to provide, along with documentation regarding ownership of the boat. One important…