33 CFR Part 125 — Identification Credentials for Persons Requiring Access to Waterfront Facilities or Vessels
- § 125.01— Commandant.
- § 125.03— District Commander.
- § 125.05— Captain of the Port.
- § 125.06— Western rivers.
- § 125.07— Waterfront facility.
- § 125.08— Great Lakes.
- § 125.09— Identification credentials.
- § 125.11— Form of Coast Guard Port Security Card.
- § 125.12— Period of validity of Coast Guard Port Security Cards.
- § 125.13— Captain of the Port Identification Cards.
- § 125.15— Access to waterfront facilities, and port and harbor areas, including vessels and harbor craft therein.
- § 125.17— Persons eligible for Coast Guard Port Security Cards.
- § 125.19— Standards.
- § 125.21— Applications.
- § 125.23— United States citizens.
- § 125.25— Aliens.
- § 125.27— Sponsorship of applicant.
- § 125.29— Insufficient information.
- § 125.31— Approval of applicant by Commandant.
- § 125.33— Holders of Coast Guard Port Security Cards.
- § 125.35— Notice by Commandant.
- § 125.37— Hearing Boards.
- § 125.39— Notice by Hearing Board.
- § 125.41— Challenges.
- § 125.43— Hearing procedure.
- § 125.45— Action by Commandant.
- § 125.47— Appeals.
- § 125.49— Action by Commandant after appeal.
- § 125.51— Replacement of lost Coast Guard Port Security Card.
- § 125.53— Requirements for credentials; certain vessels operating on navigable waters of the United States (including the Great Lakes and Western Rivers).
- § 125.55— Outstanding Port Security Card Applications.
- § 125.57— Applications previously denied.