I Bought A Used Kayak/Canoe - How Do I Register It? - Bill Quickel's - Insurance Plus Agencies Inc.

I Bought A Used Kayak/Canoe - How Do I Register It?

11/6/2018

Take the following to any boat registration agent: or Bill Quickel's - Insurance Plus Agencies Inc.

114 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769
(740) 992-6677

Proof of ownership... one of the following:

Manufacturers Statement of Origin - These are the original manufacturer documents the boat came with. They should list the Hull ID Number/serial number of the canoe/kayak, and that should match the serial number scratched/etched into the boat.
Bill of Sale (casual or from store/dealer)
Signed-over Ohio boat registration from previous owner
Notarized "Affidavit of Ownership" (Section 3 of DNR8460 OR Section 2 of DNR8474)

Payment in a form accepted by the boat registration agent. Call before you go.
Your driver's license or other acceptable form of identification.
An application for a Watercraft Registration (ODNR 8460R 10/16) for a traditional registration or an Alternative Registration)

Information you will need to fill in the application (DNR8460R) includes:

The vessel's Hull Identification Number or serial number
Previous registration number ("OH" numbers) if any
Your name, current mailing address, and driver's license number

If the canoe/kayak was previously registered in Ohio, the boat's OH numbers will remain the same.

4 Comments

Mobile Boat Detailers Tampa link

1/19/2022 02:08:05 am

I've been interested in getting a kayak myself. This guide of yours is very helpful and straightforward. I assume the registration process in Tampa, FL is different? Anyway, wish I could find a direct content like this for my query. Thanks for sharing!

Shiva Enterprises link

4/28/2022 02:14:36 am

One of the two types of canoes commonly utilised for enjoyment and sport is the kayak. It was invented by Greenlandic Eskimos and afterwards adopted by Alaskan Eskimos. It features a pointed bow and stern, no keel, and is completely enclosed except for a cockpit where the paddler or paddlers sit, facing forward and paddling with a double-bladed paddle. The kayak was often constructed for one person, although it could also be designed for two or three. The Eskimos made kayaks by draping seal or other animal skins over a driftwood or whalebone frame and waterproofing the covering with animal grease. After rolling over, the paddler wore an overlapping shield to allow the kayak to be righted without shipping water.

Eric

6/24/2022 04:19:37 pm

Got a new kayak as a gift and there is no HID present. Of course the manufacturer is unreachable on Friday after 3:00 think im screwed

Mia Evans link

2/17/2023 08:41:46 pm

Thanks for helping me understand what we should call a registered agent before we go to pay and submit certain requirements, so we are aware of what they can accept. I will keep that in mind because I definitely have to think about the registration when is start looking for used boats for sale here in Vancouver. This purchase is not for me but a surprise gift for my husband because he definitely wanted to go fishing and do certain water activities every weekend now that we live near the coast.

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