SSR What's the rules?

[MissIsle]

Simple question, at what point should you stump up & register your boat on the SSR?

 

[Twister_Ken]

As soon as you take ownership?

 

[Stork_III]

If you intend to go foreign, otherwise don't bother.

 

[prv]

Before going abroad. If you're not going abroad, then whenever you feel like it, which may be never.

Pete

 

[MissIsle]

If you intend to go foreign, otherwise don't bother.

That's exactly what I thought.
Anything else is like those bikers who buy skuffed out knee pads off eBay cuz they can't really get their knee down.

 

[RichardS]

That's exactly what I thought.
Anything else is like those bikers who buy skuffed out knee pads off eBay cuz they can't really get their knee down.

Or elbow pads if you want to ride like Mark Marquez!!!!

Richard

 

[A1Sailor]

If you intend to go foreign, otherwise don't bother.

Unless of course it is a requirement, such as if you wish to apply for a blue ensign permit.

 

[Tony Cross]

Despite the SSR being acceptable British registration most countries still require a "port of registry" on their forms. I generally write "Meriden", simply because I can't think of anywhere in the UK that is further from the sea.

 

[Joker]

Don't confuse the furriners! I always say London because they've heard of that.

 

[chinita]

Wetwang is my choice.