Boat Oregon Instructor Certification
This certification allows the holder to instruct the boating safety course, "Boat Oregon - A Course on Responsible Boating", to boaters in communities throughout Oregon. The "Boat Oregon" course is a high quality, low cost course designed to promote safe boating practices reduce boating accidents, injuries, and violations on Oregon waters.
Commercial Fishing - Boat License
Required of any boat, vessel, or floating craft used in taking food fish or shellfish for commercial purposes, except clams and crayfish. Boat licenses are not required to take fish for bait under a bait fishing license (see Bait Fishing License). This license is not transferable to another boat. The residential status of the vessel owner determines whether the vessel qualifies for a resident or a nonresident boat license.
Commercial Fishing - Resident Boat License
Date Abolished: 08/28/2017
Required of any boat, vessel, or floating craft used in taking food fish or shellfish for commercial purposes, except clams and crayfish. Boat licenses are not required to take fish for bait under a bait fishing license (see Bait Fishing License). This license is not transferable to another boat. The residential status of the vessel owner determines whether the vessel qualifies for a resident or a nonresident boat license.
Boat Title and Certificate of Number
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Boat Certificate of Number and/or decal replacement
A replacement certificate of number and/or decals can be applied for online, at an bonded agent or by mail Oregon State Marine Board PO Box 14145 Salem, OR 97309.
Charter Boat License
This is a license for any vessel for hire used in the business of carrying 7 passengers or more on ocean or inland waters.
Boater Education Card
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Vehicle Title
Date Abolished: 04/11/2023
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Waterway Structure Registration
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Marine Event, Regatta or Parade Permit
Sponsors of regattas, boat races, marine parades, tournaments or exhibitions that may cause a water safety hazard must complete a Marine Board applicaton for a permit at least 30 days prior to the event. You may also request a Coast Guard Safety Patrol on site at least 30 days in advance. Please view the forms listed below.