Renew Your Boat Registration Instantly With Utah's Renewal Express

[Utah Interactive via BizWire]

Utah.gov's Online Renewal Service Processes Watercraft as Well as Motor Vehicle Renewals
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SALT LAKE CITY, Utah--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 30, 2004--Across the
country, the month of April means fresh rainwater and springtime
weather. In Utah, April also means boats. But you can't use your boat
if you don't first renew your boat registration, and thankfully, the
state of Utah has made that very easy to do online.
Boat owners can renew their watercraft registration online at the
state's official Web site (www.Utah.gov) for the same price as a
mail-in or over-the-counter renewal. Prior to Memorial Day weekend,
DMV offices are besieged by outdoor enthusiasts, eager to take their
RVs and watercraft out of the garage and into the wild. To avoid
driving to a DMV office, use Renewal Express to renew your
registration at any time of day or night. It only takes a few minutes
if you follow these simple steps.

1.) Enter Your PIN and Identification: In March, all boat owners
received a registration renewal packet in the mail. In this packet
is a PIN (Personal Identification Number), which can be used to
access the Renewal Express system online and renew watercraft
registrations. Citizens who did not receive a renewal packet
should contact the Utah State Tax Commission at 1-800-DMV-UTAH.

2.) Confirm Your Registration Information: Once you've supplied your
PIN and accessed the Renewal Express system on the Internet,
verify that the information you have provided is correct before
making a payment.

3.) Enter Your Credit Card Information: Internet security is on
everyone's mind these days. Rest assured that Renewal Express is a
secure application and any personal or financial information you
enter is protected. To pay your registration renewal fee, you'll
need to type in your Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or
Discover credit card information in the appropriate boxes.

4.) Receive Your Temporary Registration Certificate: Now that you've
supplied all the necessary registration and payment information,
you can print a temporary registration certificate. Your permanent
registration certificate will arrive by mail in a few days.

5.) Hit the Lakes and Have Fun: Hopefully, this step is
self-explanatory.

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