Documentation or CF (state registration numbers)
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Pete Meisinger
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All I know is that in Wisconsin, and most other states as far as I am aware. If your boat is documented you still must buy a state registration and display the sticker on the stern. No need to post numbers on the bow.
I very recently started a thread on this very subject. Search "Refresh my memory, why do I need to document my boat" It should still be active, you won't have to look very far down the list.
I received lots of good answers, you will also.
pete
I very recently started a thread on this very subject. Search "Refresh my memory, why do I need to document my boat" It should still be active, you won't have to look very far down the list.
I received lots of good answers, you will also.
pete
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Hard to know the rules applicable to you without knowing your state. In CA, since my boat is documented, I don't need state registration (or numbers).
jclays
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Sorry Im in California
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If it's documented, you'll only deal with a simple online USCG annual renewal (~$23??) and never have to deal annually with the CA DMV.
