MarkDonzi

Hi Guys,

Looking for a Coast Guard documentation service, preferably in Michigan. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

weldcrane

Do it yourself it's not that difficult

HyFive578

iTrader: (3)

+1 All it takes is filling out a few forms and services will charge like $500 for this. It's very easy.

http://www.uscg.mil/nvdc/nvdcforms.asp

Payton

The form is simple and they are very happy to answer questions for you.

cigboat1

Cant go wrong to Doc. the boat.------Very easy ! Years ago when they still had district offices I had a local kojack hassel me and stopped my boat for having no numbers on it..Told -him th boat was documented and he told me B.S. --- Until I pulled the papers out .....Later in the week I was in Cleveland on business and stopped at the Coast Guard 9th District offices and talked to the documentation officer about what happened and he called the local police Chief and read the Riot act to him about me being jerked around........Jim

NASCAT

Unrelated but well deserved- Congrats on the new ride!

1989mach1

I used The Boat Doc-U-Mentor.... they r in new Baltimore mi. Number is 586-725-3825.

Slippery

Apologies for my low awareness factor and being late to the party.

If you're boat is USCG documented you do not have to display numbers?

Perlmudder

Correct, Just a name and hailing port.

1989mach1

The doc # has to be displayed on the in side of the boat. Mine is a plate under the bench seat