Marine Vessel
Change of Address
If you own a vessel that’s registered in the Small Vessel Register, you must report any changes to your personal information, or any alterations to your vessel(s), within 30 days. Otherwise, your registration may be suspended or closed.
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Transcripts
The information in an uncertified transcript is for general information only. In the event that the information is required for legal or oficial purposes, a certified transcript should be obtained. A certified transcript is certified/verified by a Registrar that the particulars are true. This application is only applicable for vessels documented under the Large Vessel Registry system..
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First-Time Registration
Registration gives title to a vessel and proves legal ownership, it also may be used as security for a loan. Registration ensures a unique name for the vessel in Canada; and registration allows the vessel to fly the Canadian flag.
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Transfer of Ownership
A Transfer of Ownership application applies to vessels registered under the Canadian Register of Vessels. This will transfer the said vessel’s oficial number to a new owner. This does not apply for pleasure craft with licence numbers on the bow. Example licence format, 1X111111, 11X111111 or XX111111. I understand that every person who provides false or misleading information commits an offence under Section 37 of the Canada Shipping Act, 2001. In the event that a boat sale does not go through please be advised that all applications and processing fees are not refundable as per our no refund policy.
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Change Vessel Name / Transfer of Port
Change of Vessel Name And/Or Port Of Registry form allows the owner or authorized representative to change a vessels name or port of registry. This application is only applicable for vessels documented under the Large Vessel Registry system.
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Alterations
Alterations or changes to a registered vessel can be reported using this form. Note: Alterations must be reported the same way in which the vessel was rst registered. If the vessel was registered by way of certi cate of survey or marine safety inspector, the changes must be made by certi cate of survey or marine safety inspector. You must contact a duly appointed tonnage measurer and he/she will complete the form. If the vessel was measured by the Simpli ed Method, a letter from you indicating the changes, as well as a signature of a Marine Safety Inspector will be required.
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Deletion
A Deletion will provide proof of closing of a vessel’s Canadian registry, free and clear of all encumbrances. This will also provide a “Deletion Certificate”
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Mortgage
This for allows you to apply for mortgage to be recorded against the vessel currently registered under the Canadian register of vessels. A mortgage can not be recorded against the vessel unless the vessel has a valid Certificate of Registry.
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Discharge of Mortgage
This for allows you to apply for mortgage to be recorded against the vessel currently registered under th Canadian register of vessels. A mortgage can not be recorded against the vessel unless the vessel has a valid Certificate of Registry.
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Provisional Certificate
A Provisional Certificate of Registry form temporarily allows a registered owner to move a vessel while awaiting completion of the Certificate of Registration. It may also allow for the movement of a vessel to a foreign country in the event that a buyer lives outside of Canada and the vessel must be transported to the new owner.
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Transmission on Death/Bankruptcy
To transfer of a vessel in the event of death of an owner or bankruptcy.
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Bare-Boat Chartered Vessels
“Bare-boat Charter” means a vessel charter agreement under which the charterer has complete possession and control of the vessel, including the right to appoint its master and crew.
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Bare-Boat Chartered Vessels
The first registration of a government entities only.
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Small Vessel First-Time Registration
To apply for the first registration of a small commercial vessel. In Canada, any small non-pleasure vessel powered by an engine of 10 Hp (7.5kw) or more, or commercial river raft must be registered with transprot Canada’s Small Vessel register (commercial).
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Small Vessel Transfer Registration
To make a change/ transfer in the vessels ownership if it is registered in the Small Vessel Register.
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Small Vessel Renewal
This form allows you to renew your vessel’s Certificate of Registry if your vessel is registered in the Small Vessel Register (Commercial) Please note a Certificate of Registry is valid for a period of five years.
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First Registration of a Government Owned Vessel(s)
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Transfer of a Government Owned Vessel(s)
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Renewal of a Government Owned Vessel(s)
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