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    Default Replacing a lost Merchant Mariners Document

    About 4 years back I lost my Merchant Mariners Document due to my wallet being stolen at Norfolk. I was in the hiring process of getting a job at Merchant Sealift Command, but they sent me (and my future at MSC) back home on account that I didn't have my MMD.

    Since than I have gone to school, earned my degree. There is still something itching inside of me to join the MSC though, so I've decided to look into applying for a job with them again. The first step would be to find the means on how to obtain a MMD since my original was lost. I've gone to http://www.uscg.mil/nmc/duplicate.asp for some info, and to my understanding I would have to mail a statement on how I lost it, a copy of a TWICred, and a fee payment?

    I just want to know if my MMD is valid after all these years. I'm not even sure if I have a TWIC as well. Can anyone verify in their own experience how to replace a lost MMD?
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    They're good for FIVE YEARS - you'd best get hot or it's gonna cost you a lot more that that
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    Default Re: Replacing a lost Merchant Mariners Document

    It should still be valid, unless itsa expiration date has passed. You can apply for a replacement, but since it has been 4 years, you're better off applying for a renewal. Whether you apply for a replacement or a renewal, you will need a TWIC before it will be issued.
    James D. Cavo
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