I hope I'm not repeating a thread and if I am, please accept my apologies. Due to health reasons, I allowed my license to expire and have decided to renew it. My understanding is that it really never expires, but you just can't legally fly until you take a refresher course in which I have done. My problem is that I can't find my card that I was initially given. I have looked all over the web trying to find a way to get another, but have had no luck. I also can't find my original number that they issued. Any ideas out there in what I can do to get a new card? Thanks in advance.
Replacing UAS license card
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Something similar happened to a friend yesterday. They misplaced their certificate and needed the certificate number in order to apply for a replacement.
If you log into FAA IACRA, your certificate number is listed there in your account/profile.
Did you ever use Kittyhawk io (Now Aloft) for LAANC? If so, and you filled out your account, the number will be in there also.
If you log into FAA IACRA, your certificate number is listed there in your account/profile.
Did you ever use Kittyhawk io (Now Aloft) for LAANC? If so, and you filled out your account, the number will be in there also.
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You can request a replacement on-line.
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I needed to have mine replaced a few years back and was surprised to discovered that the replacement Remote Pilot Certificates do not show an issue date. At least mine didn't.
