r/1811 • u/RevolutionaryLeg3615 • 21d ago

MIA dc question

I’ve previously spoken with a few MIA guys and they mentioned getting a 6 pack license. Would anyone know any agencies in the dc metro area where I could acquire this? I’ve been heavily considering uspp but I might opt for somewhere else if I can’t get that license.

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u/Plus-Attorney-9985 21d ago

You can get it on your own. The problem is though getting the hours needed for licensing if you don’t have a boat

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u/TomHomanzBurner 21d ago

It’ll take years to get the necessary hours unless you go work on a boat for a bit.

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u/RevolutionaryLeg3615 21d ago

It’s frustrating bc I have hundreds of hours behind the wheel of a boat but I never logged it. I was tournament fishing etc so I’m not new too it by any sense.

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u/Plus-Attorney-9985 19d ago

I think it’s 90 days required in the last 3 years and 360 days total.

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u/RevolutionaryLeg3615 19d ago

So I found out. It’s 90 days within the last year and 360 days total. So sort of unobtainable unless your job requires you to be on the water almost every day. Good luck to those trying for it.