So, for just Baja, a car doesn't need a TIP but a boat and boat trailer does?
TIP for boats is different from cars
So, is that a 'yes' to my question?
car and trailer - no
boat - yes
Is a TIP needed for these foreign boats:
Boat under 14 feet?
Sailboat greater than 14 feet w/o motor?
Kayak, rowboat or SUP >14’
Warship?
Superyacht?
Commercial shipper? (E.g. container ship, bulk carrier, etc.)
Cruise ship?
Queen Elizabeth’s Royal yacht?
Speed Racer’s Mach 5 (combination car, boat, submarine, airplane)?
bill erhardt - 3-24-2022 at 09:51 AM
It is not necessary that a boat be registered in the U S to be granted a TIP to Mexico. The last boat I imported I applied for and received the TIP
before taking delivery of the boat from the manufacturer in Florida. Neither then nor when the original TIP was renewed in 2020 was the boat
registered in the U S. Actual ownership of the boat, not U S registration, was required for both the original TIP and the renewal 10 years later.JZ - 3-24-2022 at 10:17 AM
What I've used to get a TIP is my Coast Guard Certificate of Documentation.
Boats over a certain size can have either a CoD with the CG or a state registration.
Sounds like Bill is saying is that in addition to a registration or CoD you can use title to the boat.
chatolj - 3-24-2022 at 01:02 PM
I've had 4 TIPs on different trailered boats over the years. Every TIP included the trailer vin number. Like stated already, bring trailer reg.Phil C - 3-24-2022 at 03:14 PM