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CISR Representative Office in Fort Lauderdale, United StatesДЇees can be paid via cheque (drawn on a local Cayman Islands bank),В online credit card payments or bank wire payment.

CISR Representative Office in Tokyo, Japan.

CISR Representative Office in Athens, Greece.

CISR Asian Regional Office in Singapore.

Cayman Islands Government Office in London, UK.

CISR European Regional Office in Southampton, UK.

CISR Head Office in George Town, Cayman Islands.

If provided electronically, they must be accompanied by an Undertaking (see form CISR 856 Section 5 iii) to deliver the originals/certified hard copies within 7 days, which can be submitted to any of the following Cayman Registry locations:

Vessel documentation search by name registration#

Required forms, supporting documentation and fees for the various types of registrations and other services are outlined in Cayman Vessel Registration & Related Services Matrix.ДЄll forms and supporting documentation may be provided either in original hard copy or electronically. Some aspects of this process will vary dependent on the vesselвЂ™s type, size and proposed use. Names may be requested or reserved by an Owner, Authorised Person, Representative Person, or other party such as a shipyard, particularly in the case of new-build yachts, subject to the approval of the Registrar.Д¬ompletion of Registration Forms and Submission of Supporting Documentation and Fees A name is reserved for a period of 12 months and may be renewed. If the name is available, an owner can also reserve a name across all three ports. If a name is not available in one port, it may be available in another. There are three ports where a name can be registered - George Town, The Creek and Bloody Bay. In these cases, whilst registration does not require such compliance, the vessel will be surveyed for compliance at the time of registration and if found compliant, then the appropriate Convention and statutory certificates will be issued accordingly.Д¬heck if your desired vessel name is available.

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Pleasure yachts in private use not engaged in trade may opt to voluntarily comply with the Large Yacht Code (LYC) Pleasure yachts in private use not engaged in trade may opt to voluntarily comply with the Large Yacht Code (LYC). These requirements include completion of the appropriate sections of MARPOL 73/78 (such as IOPP and IAPP for vessels 400 gross tons or more), COLREG, and others, depending upon the vessel's size. There are minimum Convention and statutory requirements for pleasure yachts engaged in private use and not engaged in trade (see Survey Matrix). Qualification of Vessel and Vessel Name Availability