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1. Personal Watercraft Insurance Claims In the case of collision, accident, or other casualty involving a vessel in or upon or entering into or exiting from the water, including capsizing, collision with another vessel or object, sinking, personal injury requiring medical treatment beyond immediate first aid, death, disappearance of any person from on board under circumstances which indicate the possibility […]...
2. Personal Watercraft Insurance, How Do I Register My PWC Vessel Personal Watercraft Insurance, How Do I Register My PWC Vessel...
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4. How Do I Register My PWC Vessel The documents required to register and title a new vessel or a vessel being registered for the first time are: Application for Vessel Certificate of Number (BOAT 101). Proof of ownership, such as the out-of-state title in the applicant’s name or properly endorsed for transfer and signed by the applicant. A bill of sale is […]...
5. Coast Guard statistics on recreational boating safety are derived from State boating accident reports Coast Guard statistics on recreational boating safety are derived from State boating accident reports...
6. How Does Personal Watercraft Insurance Work? How Does Personal Watercraft Insurance Work?...
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8. Jet Ski and Boating Accidents Help in Florida The operator of a vessel involved in a boating accident where there is personal injury beyond immediate first-aid, death, disappearance of any person under circumstances which indicate death or injury, or if there is damage to the vessel(s) and/or personal property of at least $2,000, must, by the quickest means possible, give notice to one […]...
9. Personal Watercraft, How to Transfer Title in Florida If the titled ownership of an undocumented vessel is transferred from one individual to another, an application for transfer of ownership must be filed with the county tax collector within 30 days along with a fee of $5.25. The purchaser or transferee shall be charged an additional $10 fee if the title transfer application is […]...
10. Florida FL Change of Vessel Application, How Does it Work? If the classification of a vessel changes from recreational to commercial, or from commercial to recreational, and the vessel has a current registration, the owner must forward a completed Form HSMV 87015 and the certificate of registration along with applicable service fees to the county tax collector. Upon receipt of a properly documented request, the […]...
11. PWC Mishap, in Lake Brantley in Seminole County, Florida HTML clipboard A similar accident occurred on Lake Brantley in Seminole County, Florida, on April 5, 1997. A 16-year-old male PWC operator lost control of the vessel and fell off. The vessel continued to travel, hit one of a series of floating buoys that defined the Sweetwater Beach swimming area, struck two swimmers, and stopped […]...
12. How to File a Personal Watercraft Insurance Claim in Florida In the case of collision, accident, or other casualty involving a vessel in or upon or entering into or exiting from the water, including capsizing, collision with another vessel or object, sinking, personal injury requiring medical treatment beyond immediate first aid, death, disappearance of any person from on board under circumstances which indicate the possibility […]...
13. Personal Watercraft Insurance, New Zealand A Super Yacht Destination Personal Watercraft Insurance, New Zealand A Super Yacht Destination...
14. PWC Jet Ski Insurance, Moving to Florida After many years in Oklahoma. 42 to be exact. My wife and I are selling our house and moving to Florida. I would like to find a job in the marine industry at any level. Guide service, chartering service, boat repair, dockhand, deckhand, crew....
15. Florida Boat and JEt SKi Vessel Registration All vessels, with the exception of non-motor-powered vessels less than 16 feet in length, non-motor-powered canoes, kayaks, racing shells, or rowing sculls, regardless of length, must be registered through your local Tax Collector’s Office. Letters must be separated from the numbers by a hyphen or space equal to letter width. The Certificate of Registration must […]...