Statutory Certifications

Statutory Certifications

Statutory certificates are official documents issued for ships by a Recognized Organization, typically the Flag State or a delegated Classification Society, to confirm compliance with international maritime regulations and conventions.

Role of Capital Register of Shipping

Capital Register of Shipping, as a classification society, plays a crucial role in the process of issuing statutory certifications. We are authorized by flag states to conduct surveys, inspections, and assessments to ensure ships meet the required standards. By delegating this responsibility, flag states can efficiently oversee the maritime industry.

• •St. Kitts & Nevis
• •Cameroon
• •South Sudan
• •Comoros
• •Nigeria
• •Kenya
• •Uganda
• •Burundi

Benefits of Statutory Certificates

Statutory certificates provide comprehensive benefits across safety, environmental protection, legal compliance, and trade facilitation.

• •Safety — Ensures ships are built, equipped, and operated to high safety standards.
• •Environmental Protection — Promotes compliance with environmental regulations.
• •Legal Compliance — Allows ships to operate legally in international waters.
• •Trade Facilitation — Facilitates smooth international trade.