Jim et. al. When you have the SS# removed, you are not charged. By the way, the airmen database at FAA.GOV also shows the new date of your certificate. I guess the only way to show your original date of issuance would be to send for your FAA file. Of course your logbook entries and the endorsements would also do that.
My neighbor had a similar experience requesting a new plastic certificate. Request was made Saturday afternoon online and it was in his mailbox on Thursday. Best, John On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 9:46 PM, James B. Brennan <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Thanks for suggesting we get on the stick for the new plastic > Certificate. (I think it was Syd who posted the note.) > > I got mine in maybe a week and a half or so - shockingly fast. > Further, I asked for no SS # on it, for which I thought there was a $2 > charge (mine does not have the SS #). Either I'm confused or their > site has a bug and neglected to charge me. Anyway, it's pretty > (although as noted by another, it neglects to indicate the approx. date > I passed my test as my cardboard one does). Good to get a thing like > that taken care of. > > Jim Beach Brennan > > NC93963 / WST > > >
