The Consular Fees Order 2010

PART XIII SHIPPING, SEAMEN AND RELATED MATTERS

Fee			£
(k) 1995 c.21.
51.	Granting or considering whether to grant a provisional certificate of registry, whether the owner is a private individual or body corporate		383.80
52.	Receiving a return of the birth or death of any person on board a ship and endorsing the agreement with the crew accordingly		55.50
53.	Examining or arranging for the examination of provisions or water, payable by the party who proves to be in default (in addition to any cost of a survey)		55.50
54.	Noting a marine protest and providing one certified copy if required and for each further copy		46.30
55.	Extending a marine protest, filing the original and providing one certified copy if required (in addition to fee 1 and 3 where applicable)—
	(a)	for up to 200 words, excluding the declaratory clause	110.10
	(b)	for every subsequent 100 words or less	46.30
56.	Making a request, or issuing or arranging for the issue of a document, in connection with a survey of a ship (in addition to fee 8 where applicable)—
	(a)	for the purposes of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea 1974 (SOLAS) or of the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships 1973 as modified by its Protocol of 1978 (MARPOL)	73.00
	(b)	for any other purpose	131.70
57.	Issuing a bill of health		46.30
58.	Preparing or signing, or both, any document, whether required by the Merchant Shipping Acts or by the local authorities, relating to the master or the members of the crew of a ship, to their numbers, names or other details, or to their engagement, discharge, desertion or death (except where fee 52 is taken in addition to fee 44, or a death inquiry is held under section 271 of the Merchant Shipping Act 1995(k))		73.00
59.	Signing and, if necessary, sealing any documents at the request of the master of the ship (except where this is required under the Merchant Shipping Act 1995, or fee 58 is taken)		73.00
60.	Inspecting—
	(a)	a ship’s papers when required to enable a consular officer to do any matter or thing in respect of a ship (except where fee 58 is taken in addition to fee 44)	54.50
	(b)	the marking of a ship, irrespective of the number of visits (in addition to fee 44)	54.50