Coast Guard Keeps Oil Tank Vessel Paperwork Flowing Unchanged
Published Date: 7/23/2025
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Summary
The U.S. Coast Guard is asking to keep collecting info from owners of oil-carrying tank vessels, both U.S. and foreign, without changing the rules. This helps make sure safety plans and records stay up to date without adding extra paperwork. If you own or operate these vessels, this affects you, but no new costs or deadlines are coming.
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Coast Guard Keeps Tank Vessel Paperwork
If you own or operate a U.S. or foreign oil-carrying tank vessel, the U.S. Coast Guard has asked OMB to extend information collection OMB Control No. 1625-0036 for "Plan Approval and Records for U.S. and Foreign Tank Vessels Carrying Oil in Bulk" without changing the rules. That keeps current safety plan and recordkeeping requirements in place and does not add new paperwork, costs, or deadlines.
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