FAA Notification After DUI
Mandatory Pilot Reports to FAA After Alcohol Offenses
Notification Letters
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Pilots must report each alcohol-related event, conviction, or administrative action. Each incident requires a separate Notification Letter. An airman’s driver license may be suspended at the time of arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol for either failing or refursing a blood/breath test.
To insure completeness you can download templates here:
Notification Letter (MS Word format)
Notification Letter (PDF format)
The airman must send a Notification Letter for the suspension, then send a second Notification Letter if the alcohol related offense results in a conviction. Even though the airman sent two notification letters, FAA views the suspension and conviction as one alcohol-related incident.
Send Notification Letters to:
Federal Aviation Administration
Security and Investigations Division (AMC-700)
P.O. Box 25810
Oklahoma City, OK 73125
or
Fax to: (405) 954-4989
To speed processing, the letter must contain the following information (template downloads already have the required content):
- Name
- Address
- Date of Birth
- Certificate Number
- Telephone Number
- Type of Violation (conviction and/or administrative action)
- Date(s) of Action(s)
- State Holding the Record
- Driver License Number or State ID Number (if not licensed)
- Statement whether this relates to a Previously Reported MVA
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