Designate Aero Agent as your FAA U.S. Agent for Service. Get USAS-ready agent details plus mail receipt, scanning, alerts, forwarding, and secure portal access — from $10/mo.
FAA U.S. Agent for Service for Certificate Holders Abroad explains FAA Agent for Service requirements for international FAA certificate holders, foreign pilots, mechanics, drone operators, aircraft owners, and aviation businesses with non-U.S. addresses.
Aero Agent provides a U.S.-based FAA Agent for Service address, FAA mail receipt, document scanning, alerts, forwarding, storage, disposal support, and secure portal access for customers outside the United States.
Use these pages to understand the compliance requirement, compare service options, read related FAA mail and address-rule guidance, and compare Aero Agent pricing when you are ready to appoint a U.S. agent.
Aero Agent focuses on FAA U.S. Agent for Service support for people and aviation businesses outside the United States that need a dependable U.S. contact point for FAA communications.
Customers can use Aero Agent for U.S. agent details, FAA mail receipt, document scanning, timely alerts, forwarding options, storage, disposal support, and secure portal access.
Important FAA mail can involve notices, address questions, certificate issues, or other time-sensitive communications, so the agent workflow should make receipt and delivery status clear.
Aero Agent content is written for foreign FAA certificate holders, international pilots, mechanics, drone operators, aircraft owners, and aviation companies comparing compliance options.
The official FAA designation process and the customer account workflow are separate: Aero Agent supplies the service details and mail-handling support, while the customer completes any required FAA designation step.
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FAA U.S. Agent for Service for certificate holders abroad
Designate Aero Agent in USAS and get mail receipt, scanning, alerts, forwarding options, and secure portal access — so FAA correspondence reaches you wherever you live.
Built for FAA certificate holders with a foreign address of record.
If you hold — or are applying for — coverage under Parts 47, 61, 63, 65, 67, or 107, have a foreign address on your FAA record, and do not have a U.S. address of record, you generally need to designate a U.S. Agent for Service.
Agent details plus an FAA mail workflow you can run from abroad.
Choose a plan, save agent details, then designate in USAS yourself.
Aero Agent provides the U.S. agent information and mail handling. You complete the official designation at
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Aero Agent is a private service provider — not the FAA, and not endorsed by the FAA. You complete any required USAS designation yourself.
Built for reliable FAA mail handling abroad.
Aero Agent provides USAS-ready U.S. agent details, dependable FAA mail receipt and scanning, timely alerts, and secure portal access — so certificate holders abroad can keep FAA correspondence moving without gaps.
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Compare Monthly, Annual, and 2-Year coverage on the pricing page, then complete your USAS designation yourself with the agent details we provide.
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FAA U.S. Agent for Service
Certificate holders and applicants under 14 CFR Parts 47, 61, 63, 65, 67, and 107 may need a U.S. Agent for Service when the foreign-address rules apply.
Foreign address of record