Regulations and Government
FAA Delays U.S. Agent Deadline for Foreign Entities
Agency needs more time to go live with online portal for U.S. agent of service designation
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The FAA is pushing back the compliance deadline to April 2 for a rule that requires certain individuals with foreign addresses to designate a “U.S. agent for service” when applying for certain certificates, ratings, or authorizations. Originally, the rule called for individuals who have foreign addresses—and no physical U.S. address on file—to comply by January 6.

Under the rule, these individuals must go through an online U.S. Agent for Service System (USAS) to demonstrate the designation. However, the FAA needs more time to launch the online USAS.

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