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I found this Crew List format in both Spanish and English and it’s worked for us all the way from Isla Mujeres, Mexico to Cartagena, Columbia and back. So if you’re like me and not wanting to screw up your crew list, start with these formats.
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Another clearance form for arrival by sea is the “Crew List for Spanish Speaking Countries”, or Despacho, the official crew manifest (see page 30). Visiting vessels must complete such form and have at least four copies when checking into port with the other documentation.
A vessel must clear-out when leaving Mexico at the last official port of exit. The clear-out of Mexico process is as follows: a. Complete the Crew list for exiting Mexico (Zarpe). b. Go to the Immigration office to get the crew list stamped and surrender the FMM forms. c. Go to the Port Captain’s office to pay the Vessel’s Check-out fees ...
Mexico Boating Guide Lista de TripulantesPreparing for Mexico - 21 Nombre de la Embarcacion (Name of Boat) Nacionalidad / Bandera (Nationality / Flag) Numero de Registro (Registration #) Puerto de Matricula (Port of Registry) Tipo de Embarcacion (Type of Boat) Toneladas Brutas (Gross Tons) Toneladas netas (Net Tons) Esloro / Largo (Length) Manga / (Beam) Calada / Puntal (Draft)
n A Sample Form (spreadsheet) for submission of a list of maritime passengers and crew members — delete the sample information and insert your passenger list. Save it to your computer following the instructions on the web page including how to name the file correctly. n A guide for filling the Form for the submission of a list of maritime
Crew/Passenger List Delete as appropriate Year: Page __ Captain: Signature: **Note: This form contains personal Information and should be treated in accordance to GDPR requirements.** Family name First name Date of Birth Place of Birth Nationality Passport No. Passenger Emergency Info.
Passenger List and the Crew List should be required only at the first port of arrival and final port of departure in a country, provided that there has been no change in the circumstances of the voyage.”
