Hurricane Helene has caused significant disruption, resulting in many mariners losing their credentials. Fortunately, federal regulations allow for the issuance of duplicate merchant mariner credentials at no cost to those affected by the storm. If you’re a mariner that has been affected by Hurricane Helene and have lost your merchant mariner credentials, don’t worry you can obtain a replacement free of charge. Here’s what you need to know to navigate the process smoothly. 

When your USCG License fully expires, you must undertake a process that combines aspects of obtaining a new license with the renewal procedures. This guide will help you navigate the reinstatement of your domestic and STCW endorsements.

For mariners navigating the complexities of maintaining their Coast Guard licenses, understanding the renewal process and grace periods is crucial. At Maritime Licensing Agency, we're here to guide you through these important updates to ensure you stay compliant and prepared for your maritime career.

While historically, only essential crew members such as captains and engineers needed these credentials, recent laws have broadened the scope to include non-essential personnel.

Renewing your United States Coast Guard (USCG) Merchant Mariner Credential (MMC) or a flag state renewal can sometimes feel like traversing uncharted waters. The procedures can be complex and confusing, often leaving mariners scratching their heads. We're here to shed light on the process and guide you through the steps, making your renewal journey smoother than ever before.

Discover the range of services offered by the Maritime Licensing Agency and gain insight into our operational methods. Registering certifications and licenses with us comes with a host of benefits. Learn more about our team and their expertise in the maritime industry.

The Maritime Licensing Agency is pleased to announce the addition of Naomie Swanson to the team.