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Federal Register / Vol. 86, No. 181 / Wednesday, September 22, 2021 / Proposed Rules ix The fuel type, as described in 33
CFR 174.19, if any;
7 An indication of all security interests in the vessel known to the applicant and the name and mailing address of each secured party;
8 A statement that the vessel is not a documented vessel or a foreigndocumented vessel;
9 Any title brand known to the applicant and, if known, the jurisdiction under whose law the title brand was created;
10 If the applicant knows that the vessel is hull damaged, a statement that the vessel is hull damaged;
11 If the application is made in connection with a transfer of ownership, the transferors name, street address, and, if different, mailing address, the sales price, if any, and the date of the transfer; and 12 If the vessel was previously registered or titled in another jurisdiction, a statement identifying each jurisdiction known to the applicant in which the vessel was registered or titled.
c In addition to the information required by paragraph b of this section, an application for a certificate of title may contain an electronic communication address of the owner, transferor, or secured party.
d Except as otherwise provided in 187.319, 187.320, 187.321, and 187.322, an application for a certificate of title must be accompanied by a certificate of title signed by the owner shown on the certificate which identifies the applicant as the owner of the vessel, or is accompanied by a record that identifies the applicant as the owner.
e If there is no certificate of title as discussed in paragraph d of this section, an application for a certificate of title must be accompanied by 1 If the vessel was a documented vessel, a record issued by the Coast Guard that shows the vessel is no longer a documented vessel and identifies the applicant as the owner;
2 If the vessel was a foreigndocumented vessel, a record issued by the foreign country which shows the vessel is no longer a foreigndocumented vessel and identifies the applicant as the owner; or 3 In all other cases, a certificate of origin, bill of sale, or other record that to the satisfaction of the office identifies the applicant as the owner.
f A record submitted in connection with an application is part of the application and the office must maintain it in its files.
g The office may require an application for a certificate of title to be
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accompanied by payment or evidence of payment of all fees and taxes payable by the applicant under State law if in connection with the application or the acquisition or use of the vessel.

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a Unless an application for a certificate of title is rejected under paragraph c or d of this section, the office must create a certificate for the vessel in accordance with paragraph b of this section not later than 20 days after delivery to it of an application that complies with 33 CFR 187.307.
b If the office creates electronic certificates of title, it must create an electronic certificate unless in the application the secured party of record or, if none, the owner of record, requests that the office create a written certificate.
c Except as otherwise provided in paragraph d of this section, the office may reject an application for a certificate of title only if 1 The application does not comply with 33 CFR 187.307;
2 The application does not contain documentation sufficient for the office to determine whether the applicant is entitled to a certificate;
3 There is a reasonable basis for concluding that the application is fraudulent or issuance of a certificate would facilitate a fraudulent or illegal act; or 4 The application does not comply with State law.
d The office must reject an application for a certificate of title for a vessel that is a documented vessel or a foreign-documented vessel.
e The office may cancel a certificate of title created by it only if the office 1 Could have rejected the application for the certificate under paragraph c of this section;
2 Is required to cancel the certificate under another provision of this subpart;
or 3 Receives satisfactory evidence that the vessel is a documented vessel or a foreign-documented vessel.

5 The information listed in 187.307b6;
6 Except as otherwise provided in 187.315b, the name and mailing address of the secured party of record, if any, and if not all secured parties are listed, an indication that there are other security interests indicated in the files of the office; and 7 All title brands indicated in the files of the office covering the vessel, including brands indicated on a certificate created by a governmental agency of another jurisdiction and delivered to the office.
b This subpart does not preclude the office from noting on a certificate of title the name and mailing address of a secured party that is not a secured party of record.
c For each title brand indicated on a certificate of title, the certificate must identify the jurisdiction under whose law the title brand was created or the jurisdiction that created the certificate on which the title brand was indicated.
If the meaning of a title brand is not easily ascertainable or cannot be accommodated on the certificate, the certificate may state: Previously branded in insert the jurisdiction under whose law the title brand was created or whose certificate of title previously indicated the title brand.
d If the files of the office indicate that a vessel was previously registered or titled in a foreign country, the office must indicate on the certificate of title that the vessel was registered or titled in that country.
e A written certificate of title must contain a form that all owners indicated on the certificate may sign to evidence consent to a transfer of an ownership interest to another person. The form must include a certification, signed under penalty of perjury, that the statements made are true and correct to the best of each owners knowledge, information, and belief.
f A written certificate of title must contain a form for the owner of record to indicate, in connection with a transfer of an ownership interest, that the vessel is hull damaged.

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187.308 Creation and cancellation of certificate of title.

Content of certificate of title.

a A certificate of title must contain 1 The date the certificate was created;
2 The name of the owner of record and, if not all owners are listed, an indication that there are additional owners indicated in the files of the office;
3 The mailing address of the owner of record;
4 The hull identification number HIN;

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a Unless paragraph c of this section applies, at or before the time the owner of record transfers an ownership interest in a hull-damaged vessel that is covered by a certificate of title created by the office, if the damage occurred while that person was an owner of the vessel and the person has notice of the damage at the time of the transfer, the owner must 1 Deliver to the office an application for a new certificate that complies with
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