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the United States.
eligible registrants
An aircraft is eligible for registration in the United
States if it is owned by:
• A U.S. citizen (as defined in Title 14 of the Code
of Federal Regulations (14 CFR), part 47, section
47.2, a U.S. citizen can be an individual, or partnership where each individual is a U.S. citizen, or
a corporation organized under the laws of the
United States of which the president and at least
two-thirds of the board of directors are U.S.
citizens and 75 percent of the voting interest is
owned or controlled by U.S. citizens)
• A resident alien
• A corporation other than one classified as a U.S.
citizen, lawfully organized under the laws of the
United States or of any state thereof, if the aircraft
is based and used primarily in the United States
• A government entity (federal, state or local)
registering Your Aircraft
To register an aircraft, you must send the following
documentation and fee to AFS-750:
• Aeronautical Center (AC) Form 8050-1, Aircraft
Registration Application,
• Evidence of ownership (such as a bill of sale), and
• The registration fee made payable to the FAA.
You must use an original AC Form 8050-1 when
applying for a Certificate of Aircraft Registration.
AC 8050-1 may be obtained from AFS-750 or your
local FAA Flight Standards District Office (FSDO).
If you use a P.O. Box as a mailing address, you must
also provide your street or physical location on the
application.
m CAUTION: The FAA does not accept photocopies
or alternate formats of AC 8050-1.
Your application for aircraft registration must
include the typed or printed name of each applicant
with his or her signature in the signature block.
m CAUTION: An aircraft may be registered only by
and in the legal name of its owner.
m CAUTION: The FAA will return any applications
that do not include the printed or typed name of the
signer.
Figure 4-1 at the end of this chapter is an aircraft
registration checklist you can use to assist you in the
registration process.
registration number
The United States received the “N” as its nationality
designator under the International Air Navigation
Convention, held in 1919.
How To Form an N-Number
N-numbers consist of a series of alphanumeric
characters. U.S. registration numbers may not exceed five characters in addition to the standard
U.S. registration prefix letter “N.” These characters
may be:
• One to five numbers (N12345),
• One to four numbers followed by one letter
(N1234Z), or
• One to three numbers followed by two letters
(N123AZ).
To avoid confusion with the numbers one and zero,
the letters I and O are not used. Also, please note that
a hyphen (-) is no longer used in U.S. registration
numbers.
Other Requirements
An N-number may not begin with zero. You must
precede the first zero in an N-number with any
number 1 through 9. For example, N01Z is not valid.
Registration numbers N1 through N99 are strictly
reserved for FAA internal use.
special registration number
A special registration number is an N-number of your
choice which may be reserved, if available.
Special registration numbers may be:
• Used to change the N-number currently on
your aircraft.
• Assigned to a new home-built, import, or
newly manufactured aircraft in preparation
for registering that aircraft.
• Reserved for 1 year. Upon reservation, the
FAA will mail a confirmation notice to the
requester. A renewal notice will also be
sent prior to the expiration date. An online
reservation request program is available
on the FAA website at www.faa.gov.
• Renewed annually. The renewal fee is $10 each
year. An online renewal program is available on
the FAA website at www.faa.gov.
Chapter 4: Aircraft Registration
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Chapter 4: Aircraft Registration
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Requesting a Special Registration Number
You may reserve a special N-number from the List of
Available N-numbers for immediate use on a specific
aircraft or for future use. This number may not
exceed five characters in addition to the prefix letter
“N.” All five characters may be numbers (N11111) or
four numbers and one suffix letter (N1000A), or one
to three numbers and/or two suffix letters may be
used (N100AA).
In your written request, list up to five numbers in
order of preference in the event your first choice
is not available, and include the fee. The fee for a
Special Registration Number is $10.00. Forward
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