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Inspection paperwork question
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Wayne Gillispie
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Yes, use your reserved number. I just sent mine off Tue. (8050-1; 8050-2; 8050-88 and $5.00) They don't make it simple do they. If we make a mistake, we will go into the 3-5 week pile on the return trip to OK.
Not quite sure I understand what you're asking here. Don't send any paperwork in for airworthiness certification until the aircraft is properly registered.
You WILL send in a copy of your "reserved" registration number with your registration request asking that that number be applied to that aircraft.
After you receive your registration, you will then send in your airworthiness certification request.
Wayne Gillispie
Well Known Member
I think he really meant reg paperwork.
I res my # online. They said to write the res # on the three forms mentioned above. Then when we get the 8050-3 back from OK, we have that available along with AW cert req and all other paperwork for DAR or FAA insp.
I res my # online. They said to write the res # on the three forms mentioned above. Then when we get the 8050-3 back from OK, we have that available along with AW cert req and all other paperwork for DAR or FAA insp.
Nope!
The airworthiness certification cannot be started until the aircraft is properly registered, as all airworthiness paperwork is based on the registration information. i.e. The make, model and serial number on the 8130-6 must exactly match the registration.
The registration request goes to Oklahoma City. The airworthiness request goes to your inspector.
The airworthiness certification cannot be started until the aircraft is properly registered, as all airworthiness paperwork is based on the registration information. i.e. The make, model and serial number on the 8130-6 must exactly match the registration.
The registration request goes to Oklahoma City. The airworthiness request goes to your inspector.
alpinelakespilot2000
Well Known Member
Check the EAA website under the homebuilders section. The exact set of steps to follow is there.
