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On Sat, 17 Mar 2007 16:31:45 -0500, Molesworth
wrote: 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. There are a lot of boats here in south Florida documented in the Cayman Islands and the BVI. Call a boat broker in Miami or Ft Lauderdale (there are hundreds). They can recommend a documentation agent that knows how to get it done. |
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