Which form is specifically used for the inward report of a pleasure vessel?

Which form is specifically used for the inward report of a pleasure vessel?

• A. C.2A - Inward Report - Pleasure Vessel
• B. C.2 - Report Inwards of Vessels
• C. C.4 - Vessel Passenger List
• D. C.5 - Declaration of Consumables Stores on Board the Vessel

Answer: (A)

The inward reporting process uses forms tailored to the type of vessel. For a pleasure vessel, the form titled Inward Report - Pleasure Vessel is the one specifically designed to capture the information customs need on arrival for leisure boats. This form ensures the vessel’s particulars, the master or owner, nationality, port of registry, and arrival details are reported in a way that fits how pleasure craft are handled at the port. The other forms serve different purposes: the general inward report covers commercial vessels, the Vessel Passenger List records people aboard, and the Declaration of Consumables Stores on Board covers goods and supplies brought for consumption. Using the Inward Report - Pleasure Vessel streamlines processing and helps avoid delays by providing the exact information needed for pleasure craft.