I finally made it by the Texas parks and wildlife office in Corpus Christi and they were more receptive to this problem. She wondered why I came to corpus and I explained about the soup nazi's in Rockport (She agreed with this, apparently they have had some issues

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She asked if I could get a certificate of compliance, which there is no way. That would have solved it all right there.
I showed her all the documents I had: The 26X original brochure, Wikipedia, and Sailboat data. All showing the boat is less than 26ft. Then I showed her their TP&W Handbook of Texas boating laws and responsibilities. She agreed that something needs to be done about this error on the title

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Now she tells me I have to get the boat measured by a ranger in Rockport that she personally knows the ranger, because she worked with her in the corpus office. She called the ranger that will do the measuring after I left, like she said she would.
About 2 hours later I received a call from the ranger, and explained the situation. Then she wanted to do some due diligence on measuring the boat properly and expediate the whole situation

. She called me back yesterday and told me to go to the Rockport office, and talk to the girl on the right side when you walk in(I did this immediately) and give her a copy's of all the documentation that I had, to generate paperwork so they can send a ranger out to measure the boat

. Apparently the ranger had talked to the 2 ladies up front about the situation, because they told me they had never told me that they measure the boat with bolted on items (yes they did but that's water under the bridge), like the motor, bow pulpit and any other bolt on stuff should not be part of this measurement.
So anyway the ranger is busy next week, but will call me as soon as she can get to it, probably the following week she said.
Now it will be interesting to see how the boat is measured

and still remain under 26ft. as according to all the documents.
Maybe I will get photos of this. stay tuned I will let ya'll know.