01/31/2025
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) now requires pilots, other flight crewmembers, and mechanics with foreign addresses to designate a U.S. Agent for Service under 14 CFR Part 3, Subpart C 3.301-3.303. This new requirement applies to 14 CFR parts:
• 47 - Aircraft Registration: N registered aircraft
• 61 – Certification: Pilots, Flight Instructors, and Ground Instructors
• 63 – Certification: Flight Crewmembers other than Pilots:
o Flight Engineers
o Flight Navigators
• 65 – Certification: Airmen other than Flight Crewmembers:
o Air-traffic control-tower operators
o Aircraft dispatchers
o Mechanics
o Repairman
o Parachute riggers)
• 67 – Medical Standards and Certification:
o First-Class Airman Medical Certificate
o Second-Class Airman Medical Certificate
o Third-Class Airman Medical Certificate
o Special Issuance of Medical Certificate
• 107 – Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems
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Designate your FAA U.S. Agent for Service to meet newly implemented FAA Regulations. After you register with US Agent for Service Solutions you will have access to a free half hour (30 minutes) of direct contact with our staff of former Federal Aviation Administration Safety Inspectors to guide you if you need any additional help.
https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Advisory_Circular/AC_3-1.pdf
To comply with the new regulation, any affected certificate holder must designate a “U.S. Agent for Service,” which is an agent authorized to receive official FAA correspondence on their behalf, including legal notices, emergency orders, and other critical documents. This ensures timely delivery and compliance with FAA requirements.
New applicants must designate a U.S. agent by April 2, 2025, to receive FAA certifications.
Existing FAA certificate holders are required to comply by July 7, 2025, to maintain their certifications.
Our designated agents will act as the primary contact for receiving official FAA communications on your behalf, ensuring you don’t miss critical compliance documents and timelines. These may include:
• Notices: To aircraft owners for ineffective or invalid aircraft registration issues.
• Letters of Investigation, Revocation, Reexamination, Suspension: Pertaining to the status of your FAA certificates.
• Airman Medical Letters: Requesting additional information or denying a medical certificate.
• Other Safety-Critical or Time-Sensitive Documents: Essential communications related to appeal and reply deadlines of documents that the FAA serves which can be as short as two days.
To comply, you must provide the FAA with your agent’s information, including their U.S. address and contact details, by the specified deadlines. Our professional service makes compliance easy by reliably handling these responsibilities and ensuring your compliance with Federal Aviation Regulations.
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