Comply with the New FAA U.S. Agent Requirement
Comply with the New FAA U.S. Agent Requirement
As of 2025, the FAA mandates that any certificate holder with a foreign address must designate a U.S. Agent for Service. This applies to:
✈️ Private, Commercial, ATP & Remote Pilots
🛩️ Foreign Aircraft Owners (U.S.-Registered Aircraft)
🔧 Mechanics (A&P), Repairmen & Other Certificate
Failure to designate a U.S. Agent may result in missed legal notices, enforcement actions, or even certificate suspension. We ensure your FAA communications are always received and acted upon securely and on time.
FAA AC 3-1 and 14 CFR Part 3 Subpart C
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an FAA U.S. Agent for Service?
An FAA U.S. Agent for Service is a U.S.-based representative designated by FAA certificate holders who reside outside the United States. This agent is responsible for receiving official notices, legal documents, and correspondence on behalf of the certificate holder to ensure compliance with FAA regulations.
Who is required to appoint a U.S. Agent for Service?
According to the FAA, any certificate holder with a non-U.S. mailing address is required to designate a U.S. Agent for Service. This includes:
Repair stations or air agencies based abroad
Pilots (Private, Commercial, ATP, Remote Pilot – Part 107)
Aircraft owners with U.S.-registered aircraft
Aircraft mechanics (A&P)
What happens if I don’t appoint a U.S. Agent?
Failure to designate an FAA-compliant U.S. Agent may lead to:
- Revoked or suspended certificates
- Missed FAA correspondence
- Delayed regulatory actions
Appointing an agent is not optional if you reside outside the U.S.—it’s a mandatory requirement under FAA rules.
Is EZ Aviation an official FAA registered agent?
Yes. EZ Aviation LLC is a recognized FAA-compliant service provider and operates as an official Agent. We specialize in helping international pilots meet their FAA obligations quickly and affordably, without legal hassle.
Is this service only for pilots?
No. Any foreign airman, business, or certificate holder interacting with the FAA without a U.S. address is required to assign an FAA Agent for Service. This includes aviation companies, remote pilots, and some UAS operators.
How quickly can I activate my designation?
Once you register with us and complete your details, your FAA designation can be submitted and live in less than 10 minutes, depending on the FAA system. We’re here to guide you through it all.