USCG documentation
#11
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I know this is true for IL and MO (I've had to register and run stickers in both) but got a buddy with a USCG registered boat in NB and he is not required to run registration sticker. So varies by state.
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Here is the back of the actual document where you transfer ownership. The certificate is not like a title that lasts forever without renewal. The documentation is renewed yearly, so make sure it isn't expired. Do not confuse your states registration requirements with your states sales tax requirements (if you have state sales tax). If you live in a title state it will also make your life easier in the long run to have the state issue the title even if it's a documented boat.
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Straight bottoms and flat decks
Straight bottoms and flat decks
Last edited by bck; 11-18-2016 at 11:11 AM.
#14
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Thanks all, I was able to do it on line with the information on the front of my signed by previous owner document.
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why did you register if you are going to document ? its one or the other anywhere I know of, it takes a long time to get it done, My son just did it for his active thunder, be sure to print their bill of sale(they wont take any others) and have it notorized, figure 3-6 months on them getting it done...government operation...falling waters WVA
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I have some pictures of my before I bought it and I don't see a registration sticker on the nose, so maybe I was miss informed
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Well, I think its all done, submitted the last revision two days ago and they haven't kicked it back if any of you go through this ordeal I hope you don't get the lovely Patricia she's a PITA