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Molesworth wrote in news:ukmole-
: Bought a 41' Morgan in Ft Myers and, because I took it out of state (to Louisiana) it has been de-registered from US database. I am English and want to go to Cuba (amongst other places in the Caribbean) so thought of registering the boat in UK, even tho I live permanently in NOLA to avoid the hooha by US Homeland Security etc. Does anyone have any thoughts on a downside to this idea? It's a small matter, but now is the time to decide one way or t' other. Molesworth You might be better off talking to these guys, or someone like them: http://www.trippscott.com/PracticeAr...iptions139.asp Their fees might be worth it over a few years. I sail with an Englishman who is not a US citizen, but lives here on a visa. His boat is US registered, but he told me he couldn't own it, because he is an alien. (I always did notice the pointy ears, but didn't say anything...(c His boat is "owned" by his son, a natural-born American born in Atlanta. Your post made me very curious. Maybe Geoffrey has the wrong information. When you're talking serious money, rec.boats, probably, isn't a good place to get legal advise....(c; Hmm...Sailing the Irish Sea on a Morgan 41. What a great thought.... Larry -- Roll up to the long checkout line.... Yell, "ICE RAID!" It's your turn to load the grocery belt...(c; |
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