Owner help / Missing or unreturned boat
Let’s start with the facts.
You do not need to call the boat stolen to ask for help. A lending arrangement, missing contact and an unexplained move all deserve a clear next step.
01 / ACCOUNT AND RECORD
Check the exact boat.
Sign in using your original account. Check the public BR reference and the details of your boat. A claim connects the record to your account, but does not prove legal ownership.
Help getting back in →Keep your evidence private.
Gather recent photographs, the last known date, your bill of sale, licence, insurance and messages about the lending arrangement. Keep original times with any tracker report.
02 / CONTACT AND NEXT STEPS
Try the person who has the boat.
Keep a record of contact attempts and agreed return dates. If there is no answer, explain the circumstances to the police, your insurer and the navigation authority.
Ask for help without an accusation.
Contact the Index team with the public reference and a short explanation. Ask the team about the next step. A public notice needs checking first. This page does not create a watch or publish a notice.
Contact the team Already have a police crime reference?
Use the stolen-boat information and reporting route. The team needs to check reports before publication. A report is not a determination of ownership.
Stolen-boat information Have a tracker report?
The last position and the last contact have different meanings. Read both times and keep the original report. No coordinates or private details pass between these sites through the links.
Understand an old or missing tracker report ↗This page offers help, without a tracker purchase or sales prompt.
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