This doesn’t mean you’re thinking about selling Touche, does it?  Say it ain’t 
so.

Cheers,
Randy

> On Mar 4, 2018, at 8:28 PM, Dennis C. via CnC-List <cnc-list@cnc-list.com> 
> wrote:
> 
> I'd gotten an abstract of title from the Vessel Documentation Center years 
> ago when I bought Touche'.  Got to thinking it might be a good idea to order 
> a new one which shows me as the current owner and to make sure the very old 
> lien on the boat from the previous owner had indeed been recorded as 
> satisfied.
> 
> The previous owner had failed to send the satisfaction of mortgage to the VDC 
> to have it recorded.  Hence it was still shown as outstanding when I bought 
> the boat.  Took 3 months to get it straightened out.  The PO didn't want to 
> send the signed satisfaction to the VDC.  VDC now accepts copies.
> 
> Easy process.  All done online.
> 
> Anyway, the new AOT does show the lien satisfaction recorded but the 
> chronological order is interesting.  In one transaction, it shows the 
> previous owner as the grantor and me as the grantee.  3 months later it shows 
> the lien satisfaction with the bank as grantor and the previous owner as 
> grantee.
> 
> To an inexperienced owner, it might look like the previous owner still owned 
> the boat since he was, chronologically, the last grantee.  I called the VDC 
> and a very nice lady said that it wasn't unusual at all. Often the proceeds 
> of a sale are used to pay off a lien and the satisfaction doesn't get to the 
> VDC until well after the bill of sale.
> 
> She explained to me how to read the info on the AOT.  If you have an AOT, and 
> choose to drag it out and look at it, you'll see a line with the following 
> column headings:
> 
> Instrument  % Conveyed  Date  Amount  Book  Page.
> 
> Instrument can be BS (bill of sale), SMTG (mortgage), etc.
> % Conveyed is usually 100% but could be partial ownership
> Date is when VDC recorded it
> Amount = $$$
> Book and Page are where in the archives the document is actually resident, be 
> it electronic or hard copy.
> 
> Since I've lost contact with the previous owner I wanted a copy of the 
> satisfaction for my records.  The lady told me to request it via the VDC 
> website email pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act.  She said to 
> reference the vessel documentation number, the book and the page.  There is a 
> $4 fee.
> 
> So there you know more about vessel documentation than you probably ever 
> wanted to know.
> 
> Dennis C.
> Touche' 35-1 #83
> Mandeville, LA
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