killmicrosoft
25-03-2009, 03:58 PM
This is how they register you as a vessel in the uk
on your birth certificate you will have a number like IBB12A234
Take off the IBB and you are left with a 6 didget code 12A234 then go to
http://www.ukshipregister.co.uk/ukreg-register.htm put in that number 6 didget number and then you can register your vessel
im not saying this 100% how they register us as a vessel but this is the best way to demonstraight to you how they do it ive found yet
Eligibility to register a ship in the UK needs to be considered at the outset.
For Parts I and IV, applications may be made by:
* British Citizens
* British Dependant Territories citizens
* British Citizens living overseas
* Citizens of an EU member state exercising their rights under articles 48 or 52 of the EU Treaty in the UK
* Companies incorporated in one of the EEA countries
* Companies incorporated in any British overseas possession which have their principal place of business in the UK or those possessions
* European Economic Interest Groupings
When none of the qualified owners are resident in the UK, a representative person must be appointed who may be either:
* An individual resident in the UK
* A Company incorporated in one of the EEA countries with a place of business in the UK
Part II allows applications by:
* British Citizens
* Citizens of an EU member state exercising their rights under articles 48 or 52 of the EU Treaty in the UK
* Companies which are incorporated in one of the EEA countries and which have a place of business in the UK
* European Economic Interest Groupings
When none of the qualified owners are resident in the UK, a representative person must be appointed who may be either:
* An individual resident in the UK
* A Company incorporated in one of the EEA countries with a place of business in the UK
* A local authority in the United Kingdom
Small Ships Register (Part III) allows registration by:
* British Citizens
* British Dependent Territories Citizens
* British Overseas Citizens
* Persons who under the British Nationality Act 1981 are British subjects
* Persons who under the Hong Kong (British Nationality) Order 1986 are British Nationals (overseas)
* Commonwealth Citizens not falling within those paragraphs
* Citizens of an EU member state exercising their rights under articles 48 or 52 of the EU Treaty in the UK;
on your birth certificate you will have a number like IBB12A234
Take off the IBB and you are left with a 6 didget code 12A234 then go to
http://www.ukshipregister.co.uk/ukreg-register.htm put in that number 6 didget number and then you can register your vessel
im not saying this 100% how they register us as a vessel but this is the best way to demonstraight to you how they do it ive found yet
Eligibility to register a ship in the UK needs to be considered at the outset.
For Parts I and IV, applications may be made by:
* British Citizens
* British Dependant Territories citizens
* British Citizens living overseas
* Citizens of an EU member state exercising their rights under articles 48 or 52 of the EU Treaty in the UK
* Companies incorporated in one of the EEA countries
* Companies incorporated in any British overseas possession which have their principal place of business in the UK or those possessions
* European Economic Interest Groupings
When none of the qualified owners are resident in the UK, a representative person must be appointed who may be either:
* An individual resident in the UK
* A Company incorporated in one of the EEA countries with a place of business in the UK
Part II allows applications by:
* British Citizens
* Citizens of an EU member state exercising their rights under articles 48 or 52 of the EU Treaty in the UK
* Companies which are incorporated in one of the EEA countries and which have a place of business in the UK
* European Economic Interest Groupings
When none of the qualified owners are resident in the UK, a representative person must be appointed who may be either:
* An individual resident in the UK
* A Company incorporated in one of the EEA countries with a place of business in the UK
* A local authority in the United Kingdom
Small Ships Register (Part III) allows registration by:
* British Citizens
* British Dependent Territories Citizens
* British Overseas Citizens
* Persons who under the British Nationality Act 1981 are British subjects
* Persons who under the Hong Kong (British Nationality) Order 1986 are British Nationals (overseas)
* Commonwealth Citizens not falling within those paragraphs
* Citizens of an EU member state exercising their rights under articles 48 or 52 of the EU Treaty in the UK;