Get Marine Hull Insurance Proposal Form - Walaa

This guide provides clear and concise instructions for completing the Marine Hull Insurance Proposal Form offered by WALAA. You will find step-by-step guidance designed to assist users of all experience levels in filling out the form online successfully.

Follow the steps to complete the Marine Hull Insurance Proposal Form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Marine Hull Insurance Proposal Form and open it in your document editor.
2. Begin by entering the name and address of the proposer in the designated fields.
3. Fill in the name of the vessel and specify the type of vessel in the relevant sections.
4. Provide the Gross Register Tonnage (GRT), Deadweight Tonnage (DWT), and dimensions of the vessel (length, breadth, depth, and draft).
5. List the name of the builder and the location where the vessel was built.
6. Indicate the material of the hull and the year it was built.
7. Enter the port of registry along with the validity of the registry.
8. If applicable, provide the year when the vessel was rebuilt.
9. State the total value of the vessel for insurance, breaking it down into hull, machinery, fishing gear, and others (specify if necessary).
10. Indicate the number of engines, their type, and location, along with the fuel used and the brake horsepower (BHP).
11. Answer the questions about the vessel's equipment, such as double bottom, collision bulkhead, fire fighting equipment, and windlass, by ticking the appropriate boxes.
12. Provide information on the classification society and class allotted to the vessel, along with the validity period of the present class.
13. Specify the trading limit or cruising area and the date of the last special or annual survey.
14. Indicate the maximum speed of the vessel and select the purpose of use (commercial or private).
15. Detail the qualifications and experience of the master or skipper, as well as the total number of crew members.
16. Provide loss experience of the vessels you have owned or operated in the past three years and specify if you have been declined coverage by any insurer, including reasons.
17. Describe how and where the vessel will be laid up when not in use and any special features of the vessel.
18. Indicate the type of cover required and specify the limit of third-party cover needed.
19. Answer questions regarding any required extensions, such as transit risks, outboard motor dropping off, and water skiers liabilities.
20. Review the declaration statement, confirming that all details provided are correct to the best of your knowledge. Date and sign the form.

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