mikeduckett
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selling my SSR boat - do I need to notify anyone / does the SSR no. transfer with the boat?
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webcraft
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I don't know, but it's only £10 to register anyway.
get more info from;
The Registry Manager
MCA Registry of Shipping and Seamen (RSS)
Cardiff
Tel: +44 (0) 29 2076 8201
Fax: +44 (0) 29 2074 7877
Email: rss@mcga.gov.uk
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get more info from;
The Registry Manager
MCA Registry of Shipping and Seamen (RSS)
Cardiff
Tel: +44 (0) 29 2076 8201
Fax: +44 (0) 29 2074 7877
Email: rss@mcga.gov.uk
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Dont need to do anything. It's only a Micky Mouse paper to suite the French. I have three certificates and two numbers for mine!!/forums/images/icons/laugh.gif
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WRONG.....you DO need to do 'something' See back of certificate itself.
You are required by the regulations to return the certificate when ownership of the vesel changes. And, significantly, failure to surrender a Certificate of Registry when required to by the Regulations is an offence, punishable by a fine (at least!)
You are required by the regulations to return the certificate when ownership of the vesel changes. And, significantly, failure to surrender a Certificate of Registry when required to by the Regulations is an offence, punishable by a fine (at least!)
LadyInBed
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Extract from SSR application notes
Small Ships Register
Register of Shipping & Seamen
PO BOX 165
CARDIFF CF14 5FU
Tel: 029 20768206
6. How long does SSR registration last? Registration on Part III of the Register lasts for 5 years. The date of expiry shows on the ship's certificate of registry. You may apply to renew the ship's registration up to 3 months before the certificate expires. Registration ceases immediately if a ship is sold or any details change which appear on the certificate of registry. Where this happens the registered owner must return the certificate with a brief explanation of the circumstances of any change. You must also notify the Registry of any change of address.
http://www.mcga.gov.uk/flag/SSR_Forms/SSR_App_Form_MSF_4701_Rev_8.00.pdf
Small Ships Register
Register of Shipping & Seamen
PO BOX 165
CARDIFF CF14 5FU
Tel: 029 20768206
6. How long does SSR registration last? Registration on Part III of the Register lasts for 5 years. The date of expiry shows on the ship's certificate of registry. You may apply to renew the ship's registration up to 3 months before the certificate expires. Registration ceases immediately if a ship is sold or any details change which appear on the certificate of registry. Where this happens the registered owner must return the certificate with a brief explanation of the circumstances of any change. You must also notify the Registry of any change of address.
http://www.mcga.gov.uk/flag/SSR_Forms/SSR_App_Form_MSF_4701_Rev_8.00.pdf