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call me on this if im wrong..but i believe documentation is federal and you gotta put doc. 3 inch numbers in bilge and 4 inch name and port on back. state registration you ahve a registration number on the side of ur boat. i think the main reason for documentation is you dont gotta pay state sales tax, and somthing to do with takin out of u.s. etc.

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from my documentation papers:
OFFICIAL NUMBER: for all vessels, the official number shown on the COD (Certificate of Documentation) preceded by the abbreviation "NO" must be marked in block type Arabic numerals at least 3" high on some clearly visible interior structural part of the hull. The number must be permenatly affixed so that alteration,removal, or replacement would be obvious and cause some scarring or damage the surrounding hull area.

NAME AND HAILING PORT: For RECREATION vessels, the name and hailing port both must be marker together on some clearly visible exterior part of the hull. All must be at least 4" in height made in clearly legible letters. Hailing port MUST include BOTH a place (city) AND the state.


I guess I better make sure my numbers are in there next spring:D..glad I was never boarded last year....:eek:

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i got the measurment part right at least :D

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My ride.

I guess it is conform.. CG here has inspected and blessed so has the State Police of New York, Vermont, and the Surete du Quebec...

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How high big does your hailing port name have to be? 4" is what I read, but I have yet to be hooked on Phonics.

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Here's mine

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go here it should have all the answers...Rob


http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-m/vdoc/nvdc.htm

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Thanks for the ideas guys :drink:

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On an other site someone posted this place that makes plastic tags. Plastic Doc Tags

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Then you have to glass that plate in the inside of your boat somewhere.