Boating License

[RLW]

Originally Posted by Kona Bay Girl

The problem with this is you need the original card to get a replacement.
The original card is with my wallet in the unknown. I might as well just take the test again.

It does state that the original MUST be sent, however as one reads down the form there is a location for "Reason for replacement"listing the following: Change of address, Name Change, Lost Certificate, Other. If the person is appling for a lost certificate how can they return it? That makes sense doesn't it. You must be able to use the form. Let your fingers do the walking for a few minutes and ask over the land line.
RLW

[Skip]

Originally Posted by RLW

...however as one reads down the form there is a location for "Reason for replacement"listing the following: Change of address, Name Change, Lost Certificate, Other... You must be able to use the form. Let your fingers do the walking for a few minutes and ask over the land line...

RLW is correct, the form can be used for replacement of lost licenses, as well as the other reasons listed. It is apparently easier on the clerk if the original form is submitted to search the database, but you can still secure a replacement for lost certificates and not have to take the course all over again.

Anyway, here is all the contact info for the great folks over at Marine Patrol:

Location:
31 Dock Road
Gilford, NH 03246-7626


Telephone Nos.: 603-293-0091 - Director's Phone Number (8:15 to 4:15 Monday - Friday)

1-603-293-2037 - Marine Patrol (available 24/7)

1-877-642-9700 - Marine Parol (available 24/7) - Toll Free



They will be more than happy to help you get your replacement.....

Skip

[Winnipesaukee Divers]

"They will be more than happy to help you get your replacement....."


No disrespect meant Skip, but, when have you ever seen a smile on a state worker when you asked them to do some work that was caused by your neglect? Please correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the state workers creed: "Accidents don't happen, they are caused".

[Misty Blue]

Sorry Winni Diver but I have to disagree. No mater how bad that I have screwed up in the past, the ladies in Glendale have always been helpful and courtious.

In fact I have found that all of the DMV workers (that is the ones behiond the desks) have been efficient and friendly. It's kind of spooky!

Misty Blue

[NightWing]

Originally Posted by Skip

RLW is correct, the form can be used for replacement of lost licenses, as well as the other reasons listed. It is apparently easier on the clerk if the original form is submitted to search the database, but you can still secure a replacement for lost certificates and not have to take the course all over again.

Anyway, here is all the contact info for the great folks over at Marine Patrol:

Location:
31 Dock Road
Gilford, NH 03246-7626


Telephone Nos.: 603-293-0091 - Director's Phone Number (8:15 to 4:15 Monday - Friday)

1-603-293-2037 - Marine Patrol (available 24/7)

1-877-642-9700 - Marine Parol (available 24/7) - Toll Free



They will be more than happy to help you get your replacement.....

Skip

Boating Ed was moved last year to a new site on 106, in/near Belmont. They probably have a different phone #.

[Maddog7337@att.net]

Hi,

When I couldn't find mine I just called the boat desk in Concord and they gave me the number for the education section. I called that number and the lady looked my name up in the 'puter and they sent me one in the mail...no problem!
I took the test in a classroom, but I can't see that making any difference. There has to be a record of your getting it.

All the Best,

Gary