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2INSTRUCTIONS TO HOMEMADE VESSEL TITLE APPLICANT
DEFINITION:
“Homemade Vessel” means any vessel built after October 31, 1972, for which a Federal hull identification number
is not required to be assigned by the manufacturer pursuant to Federal law, or any vessel constructed or assembled
prior to November 1, 1972, by other than a licensed manufacturer for his own use or the use of a specific person. A
vessel assembled from a manufacturer’s kit or constructed from an unfinished manufactured hull shall be
considered to be a homemade vessel, provided such a vessel is not required to have a hull identification number
assigned by the United States Coast Guard. In no event shall a rebuilt or reconstructed vessel be construed to
be a homemade vessel. Pursuant to s. 328.07(2), F.S., the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor
Vehicles shall assign all hull identification numbers for homemade vessels.
REGISTRATION AND TITLING PROCEDURES:
All undocumented homemade vessels propelled by machinery must be registered and titled in order to be operated
on Florida waters. The vessel owner must file an application for registration and titling with the tax collector’s
office in the county where the vessel is located or in the county where the vessel owner resides.
In applying for an initial title, the owner of a homemade vessel less than 16 feet in length shall submit to the county
tax collector, Form HSMV 82040, along with a Vessel Statement of Builder and applicable title fee. Upon receipt
of the application, the Department may elect to conduct a visual inspection to insure that the vessel meets the legal
definition of a homemade vessel. The owner of a homemade vessel 16 feet or more in length shall be required
to contact the nearest district office of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to arrange
( ).
At the time of
for a physical inspection of the vessel
inspection, the owner of the homemade vessel shall be required to submit a completed Vessel Statement of Builder
or Builder’s Certificate to the inspecting officer. Upon completion of the inspection, the inspecting officer shall
provide the owner of the homemade vessel with an executed Certificate of Inspection; form FWC/DLE126, which
must be submitted to the county tax collector, along with HSMV 82040 and the Vessel Statement of Builder.
Check your local phone book government pages or visit the following website for current mailing
addresses:
HSMV 87002 (Rev.10/11)
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