CHECKLIST
OUPV & Master 100 Ton Coast Guard Evaluation
The following checklist is everything you need to apply for your 100 Ton OUPV & Master license. Included are links to the various forms you may print out from this site. USMA suggests that you use it as a guide when compiling your file of documents for your license application evaluation. This is a complete list and will satisfy all Coast Guard requirements for evaluation for 100 Ton OUPV & Master License. We urge to to use it in leiu of the Coast Guard checklist in that theirs includes requirements for many types and levels of licences and can become a bit confusing when trying to extract information pertinent only to OUPV & Master 100 Ton licenses. These items should be compiled, copied (for your records) and presented in person to the REC you are dealing with. Two forms of personal identification will also be needed when turning these in at the REC. You may schedule on line appointments by going to http://www.uscg.mil/nmc/rec_information.asp and selecting your local REC.
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Coast Guard Application Form
(CG-719B)
___ Sea Service
Form (CG-719S)
___ Physical
Examination Report (CG-719K)
(must be within 12 months of application)
___ Drug Test Report 5 substance SAMSHA (CG-719-P)
(within
6 months of application)
___ Three Character References
(if original signature, notary not needed)
___ Social Security Card
(must
be original or duplicate hard copy-send in copy
then provide original when taking oath at CG REC.)
___ Proof of Citizenship
(present copy of Birth Certificate or Baptismal Certificate or current
U.S. Passport then provide original when taking oath at CG REC.)
___ First Aid/CPR Certification
(must be within 1 year of application date and only Red Cross or
American Heart & Lung courses applicable)
___ User Fees
(Check or money order payable to U.S. Coast Guard-$100 evaluation
with
application, then$45
issuance at time of Oath)
___ U.S. Maritime Academy Training Certificate
(issued upon graduation-present original, it will be returned
after evaluation)
While
this is not technically involved in your Coast Guard application packet, it
is as of April 15th, 2009, a requirement to obtain or renew your license. Go
to the link and register.