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Originally Posted by Closetzguy
Ohio lets you do the 6 hours on line study and the final exam is also online. You then print out your certificate and a NASBLA card shows up in the mail a couple of weeks later...I asked the instructor if marine patrol has any issue with the Ohio NASBLA card....he said "not really" but stated that there is no way to prove the person actually took the test themselves.....and they just want to make sure people have the best education they can get.
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According to
the law, boating safety education from other states must "
meet or exceed" the NH requirements. Since NH requires a proctored test, boating safety education from other states would also have to include a proctored test.
However, several years ago the Marine Patrol stated that their officers couldn't be expected to sort out the details of the requirements of 50 different states and that they would accept all NASBLA approved course certificates. As far as I know that is still their policy.