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  1. Registration of boats and motorboats

    Registration of boats and motorboats. Today, the registration shall be subject to virtually all navigable means carrying capacity of over 225 kg. These are modular and can be a …

  2. Registering Your Motorboat

    The following documentation is required for a first-time Vermont Motorboat Registration: Titleable Boat. The boat is new (not previously registered anywhere): Original Manufacturer’s Certificate …

  3. How to Register a Boat

    Boat registration is a legal requirement in many areas and ensures that your vessel can be properly identified and tracked. This guide will walk you through the process of registering a …

  4. Boating Registration & Insurance

    How do I register my boat? All boat registrations are processed by the Utah State Tax Commission, Division of Motor Vehicles. To find an office near you, visit dmv.utah.gov. Does …

  5. How to Register Your Boat: The Complete Step-by …

    Registration provides proof of ownership and gives authorities a way to identify vessels. The registration fees boaters pay also help states maintain and improve waterways, launches, and boating facilities. While the …

  6. Boat Registration Guide: How to Register a Boat

    5 steps to follow when registering a boat: Research the boat registration requirements in your state. Complete a registration form—either online, through the mail, or in person. Provide proof of ownership—including a title and/or bill …

  7. Boat Registration & Titling

    If you have a question about how to register and title your boat, this is the place to look. If you are unable to find your boat registration and titling question answered anywhere on this site, …

  8. Boat Registration Requirements

    In most states, every motorboat should be registered where it’s mainly used and adhere to that state’s boating laws and regulations. The state uses the fee you pay when registering to improve and protect the natural …

  9. Boat Registration

    Learn about boat registration, titling and renewing your registration. State law requires any motor-powered boat, or boat operated on a Massachusetts public waterway, to be registered. This includes motorized fishing boats, canoes and …