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National Maritime Center Closed Due to Gov't Shutdown

January 22, 2018

The National Maritime Center (NMC) issued a notice stating it is closed due to the government shutdown.


The NMC said it is authorized to maintain a small cadre of personnel to support national defense-related credentialing issues.

The NMC will:

  • Maintain the Customer Service Center call center: 1-888-IASKNMC (427-5662) and [email protected] will be monitored from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. Regional Examination Center (REC) and other NMC phone/e-mail addresses will not be monitored.
     
  • Maintain the NMC website, keeping the industry up to date on its status via the website and all list servers.
     
  • Close all RECs and Monitoring Units:
    -Examination appointments are cancelled and must be rescheduled after the shutdown is lifted. Online scheduling is disabled.
    -Appointments to drop off applications are cancelled and must be rescheduled after the shutdown is lifted. Online scheduling is disabled.
    -Customer walk-in service is suspended until the shutdown is lifted.
    -Applications may continue to bemailed or e-mailed and will be processed when the shutdown is lifted.

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