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I believe that documenting a vessel in the US is a privilege of US citizenship.
If that is true, you will have to let the documentation lapse. You may still be able to register it in a state of the US, but that could cause problems if you travel outside the US. Here's the site, read the FAQ: http://www.uscg.mil/hq/g-m/vdoc/nvdc.htm "Ric" wrote in message ... Hello, I am an "alien" as you americans like to call us. I'm even worse an "undesirable alien" because your government won't give me a visa because of a book I wrote. However, I wish to buy a second-hand boat from a gentleman in New York. He currently has the boat registered under a US flag. Will I be able to keep the boat under US flag? I intend to live aboard and sail indefinitely, so will have no fixed abode so no logical country to register the boat. It would make things much simpler therefore if I just kept it under US flag. Would this be permitted, given that I am an "undesirable alien" and do not have an address in the USA? |
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