Registration

5Registration

This may be a provisional or permanent registration, however, the owner may wish to proceed with permanent registration from the outset providing all applicable requirements are met.

5.1 Commercial Provisional Registration (CDVR-6001)

Provisional Registration is valid for up to 3 months. Compliance with the following is required: • Application for Official Yacht Number and Call Sign • Proof of Ownership • Dominica IBC Application or Foreign Maritime Entity (FME) Application • Evidence of Authority to Sign Registration Applications (usually a Power of Attorney) • Tonnage Certificate • Payment of Registration Fees • Application for Ship Station License (Required for all yachts with radio station on board) • Application for Minimum Safe Manning Certificate • Copy of Previous Declaration of Maritime Labor Compliance (DMLC) Part II • Request for Issuance of DMLC Part I • Load Line Certificate

5.2 Commercial Permanent Registration (CDVR-6001)

Compliance with the following is required: • Deletion Certificate from Previous Flag • Completed Carving and Markings Note • Vessel and Owner Contact Sheet • Copy of Classification Certificates (if applicable) • Proof of Liability Insurance (P&I Cover Note)

5.3 Private Provisional Registration (CDVR-6002)

Provisional Registration is valid for up to 3 months. Compliance with the following is Required: • Application for Official Yacht Number and Call Sign • Application for Ship Station License • Declaration of Private Use

Proof of Ownership Dominica IBC Application or Foreign Maritime Entity (FME) Application Evidence of Authority to Sign Registration Applications (usually a Power of Attorney) Tonnage Certificate Copy of Classification and/or Statutory Certificates (if applicable Payment of Registration Fees

5.4 Private Permanent Registration (CDVR-6002)

Compliance with the following is required: • Deletion Certificate from Previous Flag • Completed Carving and Markings Note • Vessel and Owner Contact Sheet • Proof of Liability Insurance (P&I Cover Note)