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Fl Registration of Documented Vessel,
posted: 1/29/2012
Question: Does a documented boat still need a current Florida registration sticker to pass a safety check?
Answer: In Florida a documented boat also needs a state registration sticker. Please go to www.flhsmv.gov/dmv for complete details.
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,
posted: 1/3/2012
Question: The new VSC decal order form was not attached to the link listed in the Navigator article. Could you give us a link to the order form please? Many thanks.
Answer: Here is the link you are looking for.
http://safetyseal.net/index3.asp
this should do it
Ted Farinella/Paul Mayer 03/01/12
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Paddle Sports on Public Site,
posted: 12/26/2011
Question: I have paddle sports enthusiasts who visits our public site ask me if there is going to be more information about paddle sports on it. One even suggested having a virtual vsc for paddle sports like we have for power boats. I thought those were pretty good suggestions.
Answer: I will pass this along to the Paddle Sport people for consideration. The work is young and many new things will be coming.
Ted Farinella 12/26/11
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MV Annual Qualifications,
posted: 12/6/2011
Question: How many annual visits are required to maintain my returning visitor program qualification?
Answer: 1. Visits. To properly participate in the MV Program, visitors will be required to actively visit area marine dealers. The actual number of visits required to remain active will vary with location and the density of the marine population. The DSO-MV shall establish the district requirements but quarterly visits are a minimum. However, consideration of a marine dealer's needs may indicate additional visits are required. To remain qualified, a visitor must conduct at least four (4) visits annually.
2. Workshops. Each Auxiliarist who initially qualifies will be exempt from attending a required, approved, workshop during the qualifying calendar year. They must, however, attend any mandatory, Headquarters approved, MV/VE workshops conducted in their area. This keeps the visitors constantly updated on equipment requirements and program emphasis.
Ted Farinella,DVC-VD 12/26/11
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VSC Examiners Other Than CGA & USPS,
posted: 12/1/2011
Question: On the Vessel Safety Check form 7012 the certification block has space for you to check if you are with the CGAUX, USPS,State of ____, or ______. My question is what is the process to establish other examiners and enable them to report their Safety checks. An example might be non-law enforcement harbor masters.
Answer: The box means what what state is the exam performed in. It is not a solicitation to add other classes of people to the examiner base. CGAUX and the PS are the only two in the program to date. There are no plans to change that.
Ted Farinella DVC-VD
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