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Boat and watercraft registration
Boat and personal-watercraft quotes use the vessel’s own paperwork and length. The trailer that carries the vessel is a separate vehicle and should not be confused with the watercraft registration request.

Check the vessel length
The quote uses length categories under sixteen feet, sixteen to nineteen feet, and over nineteen feet. Use the vessel’s documented length. This can change the service total, so confirm the category before reviewing your final quote.
Match records to the vessel
Gather available ownership certificates, titles or manufacturer’s documents, previous registration and purchase paperwork. Keep the vessel identification details consistent across the records. If records are missing or conflict, request review before proceeding with an ordinary ownership-document answer.
Separate the transport trailer
A vessel registration quote does not automatically register the trailer. If the trailer also needs service, use the Trailer category for a separate quote and add it to the same order after completing its questions. The additional-vehicle discount applies to eligible committed cart items.
Ask about unusual paperwork
Financing, missing ownership documents and nonstandard records can need extra review. The quote asks about the ownership situation first so the team can identify the next steps. Keep originals until the order-specific instructions tell you which items to send and where.
Frequently asked questions
Is the boat trailer included with the boat registration?
No. The boat and its trailer are separate vehicles. Create and complete a Trailer quote if you need service for the trailer too.
Why does vessel length affect the quote?
The service uses distinct length categories. Choose the documented category to receive the appropriate itemized quote.