Boat Liveaboard Certification
Boat liveaboard certification form with example and instructions.
The Boat Liveaboard Certification form is designed as a declaration for having no permanent domicile with a physical address. This will allow for the substitution a postal box address in cases where a physical address is otherwise required.
Usage Context
Although requirements may vary among state registration agencies, the U.S.Coast Guard requires a physical address on it's vessel documentation applications. In cases where a boat is the sole domain of an applicant, the certification form will usually suffice with the substitution of a legitimate postal box address.
Form Example and Conversion
An example of the Liveaboard Certification form is available in Adobe PDF format from the Referrals for this page. It can be easily converted into your favorite word processing application for modification and editing purposes. If your system does not already have this capability, there are a number of free or subscription internet services available that can provide such an accommodation.
Required Citations
Vessel Identification -The vessel should be properly
identified by year, make, length and all identification numbers as
applicable. These may include a state registration number, hull
identification number and official USCG vessel documentation number.
Although boat's name can also be stated for clarification, this is not
particularly relevant.
Declaration - Include your name as the
owner, followed by a statement of the circumstances and the postal box
address were you can receive correspondence from the National Vessel
Documentation Center
Signature Requirements
The form must be signed by the boat owner. A signature notarization is not typically required.
Conclusion
Although this form is generally suitable for most jurisdictions, you should check with the respective registration agency about any such concerns.
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