The primary document you will need is the Watercraft/Outboard Motor Titling and Registration Application - ( Adobe PDF file - file size 57Kb). Depending upon your situation you may need other documentation as well. The Registration and Titling area lists many scenarios that you should be able to identify with. Pick the scenario that identifies your situation and it will tell you what additional documentation you will need.

If you moved here from a state that titles watercrafts, you'll need to bring in the current title with your name on it. South Carolina provides an online list of titling states. You'll also need your current registration card or number, a picture or tracing of the Hull Identification Number (HIN), the Watercraft/Outboard Motor Application, and the $10 fee.

The DMV does not provide this service. In order to register a boat, personal watercraft, or snowmobile please contact the Department of Environmental Management at (401) 222-3070. You may... | more

The county auditor in which you live will bill you for the taxes in the following year. If you have any questions, please contact your county auditor.

In order to allow us to manage your advert and provide a more secure service, we require you to register. This enables us to provide you with a log-in password and provide access to your own Control Panel management area- from here you can change details of you advert instantly.

Contact the Department of Natural Resources by calling 1-877-620-8DNR or visit their website www.dnr.state.md.us/boating.

The answer is the Colorado State Park’s office. Their street address is: Colorado State Parks, 4255 Sinton Road, Colorado Springs, CO. You can also reach them at 719-471-0900 or visit them online at http://parks.state.co.us/.

Vessels less than 12 feet long are not required to be titled in New Jersey. For registration purposes, proof of ownership may instead be:

If the boat is new, you need to complete an application for boat title and furnish the original "Manufacturer"s Statement of Origin" (MSO). Submit the application, MSO and required fees to the Marine Board. If the boat has been previously registered in Oregon, you should receive an "Oregon Certificate of Title" from the seller. The legal and registered owners must release their interest by signing and dating the back of the release of interest line on the title.

You will need to bring proof of ownership, such as a bill of sale, a previous registration (if applicable), and your driver license.

Obtain an application from either a boat dealer, currency exchange, DNR office, state park, or download from our watercraft page. Complete the application and send in the top copy to us. Keep the middle copy with you until you receive registration documents from us. Your copy allows you to use the watercraft in the interim. The back side of the application identifies registration fees and other documents (title, Certificate of Origin, Dept. of Revenue receipt, etc.) which needs to be sent to us.

For a renewal just bring the old registration. For a new registration, when purchased from a dealer, the green sales tax form and Maine assigned numbers for used recreation vehicles. If it was bought in a private sale you will need, the bill of sale, Maine assigned number, serial numbers and horsepower and length for boats. Sales tax of 5% is collected on private sales.

Why, the highest possible level, of course. All you need to do is rush out to Hallberg-Rassy and they will lovingly make for you a beautiful creation. The teak will shine and sparkle; the sails will flex magnificently as they do their work, and the hull will gleam with the pride of its creators ... Quality in material things is a very interesting characteristic; it's hard not to love it, and to think everything you own should have that magical touch of greatness.

All meals and snacks are included in your trip cost. Additional beverages are available and not included in the trip cost. Our staterooms are comfortably equipped with sheets, pillow, and blanket and most have a sink and a vanity. Please bring your own toiletries and towels. Cash for tips for the crew are traditionally given to the captain on the way back into the dock and generally run approximately 15% of the trip price.

You will need to complete the online registration, health information form, agreement and release. A non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your place on the service trip. The remainder of the balance ($70) is due no later than 3 weeks prior to your departure.