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Can TG be documented?
Does a 38 Top Gun meet the requirements for Coast Guard documentation?
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Yes.
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Absolutely you can.
Totally separate... IF you plan to deem it as a second home for a loan interest tax write off; there are separate requirements to meet; which you may be thinking of. |
It really does not take much to qualify for documentation. Better question is what does not qualify.
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My playboy is! No problem
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Yes
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For 450.00 bucks you to can have that piece of paper
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Originally Posted by 33outlawsst
(Post 4516993)
For 450.00 bucks you to can have that piece of paper
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Originally Posted by 33outlawsst
(Post 4516993)
For 450.00 bucks you to can have that piece of paper
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It doesn't cost $450 bucks. You can do it yourself, and not pay someone to do it.
https://www.uscg.mil/nvdc/instr/fee%20sch.pdf https://www.uscg.mil/nvdc/ There are advantages to being documented vs. state registered; but it all depends on what state you are in, and how vain you are (to want stickers on your bow or not). I tried to document my Mini-Hawk, but alas, it was too small. Is my vessel large enough to Coast Guard document? In basic terms, a vessel must measure in volume at a minimum of five net tons. Depending the length beam, and overall depth, most vessels will need to be at least approximately 25 feet in length to qualify. Vessel tonnage is determined by a measurement process rather than by calculating the vessel's weight or displacement. |
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