I lost my Private Pilot's license, how do I get a new one?

Look in Part 61 for the address, you can also call the local FSDO and explain the certificate number issue (lots of us don't remember our new numbers), they can find it under your SSN.

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You will need to renew for medical. All you need is a 3rd class to operate an aircrft privately. Next flnd a local flight school and explain you need a Flight Review, but its been a while since you flown and you would like to have some refresher training so you can fly to PTS standards. I would say about 5-10 hrs and you should be good and be signed off for a flight review and be good to go. A certifacte does not expire unless surrendered, revoked, or obsolete. You can only excersise the privalages if you meet the recency of the experience requiremnts of Part 61. (takeoff/landing/flight review or approved wings program, or obtaining a new rating or certifacte)

Make out a check for $2 payable to the FAA. Write out a written statement with your name, date and place of birth, social security number, and an explanation of what certificate you need replaced and why you need a replacement certificate. Mail it to:

Federal Aviation Administration

Airmen Certification Branch, AFS-760

P.O. Box 25082

Oklahoma City, OK 73125-0082

Note that you only get to do this once, so don't lose the replacement. The new certificate will be valid from its date of issue, so it won't help if you need to prove you were licensed in the past.

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I think there is a procedure to request a new license be issued that does not contain your SSN. I think they will do this change for you for free. Otherwise there is a fee.

Simple. Go to your local FSDO with photo I.D. and a logbook. http://www.faa.gov/about/office_org/field_offices/...

You might be able to do it online or on the phone with yout SSN:

http://www.faa.gov/licenses_certificates/airmen_ce...

i lost my private pilot license and i am trying to recover a copy of it my name is Ted Rolle i recieved it in opalocka in 1988 from Harris Air Flight school can u please let me know how i can obtain a copy of it please email me at barbie1171@hotmail.com or junkanoogal@yahoo.com i await your reply thank u in advance for your time

Go to Landings.com to the pilot database, and look yourself up.