What should an applicant do if the AKTR is lost or destroyed?

What should an applicant do if the AKTR is lost or destroyed?

• A. Follow 14 CFR, section 61.29 for replacement of the AKTR.
• B. Request a duplicate from the testing site administrator.
• C. Re-take the knowledge test to obtain a new AKTR automatically.
• D. Ignore it and proceed with the application.

Answer: (A)

When the AKTR is lost, you don’t rely on a quick duplicate from a testing staff member or try to proceed without proof. The right step is to obtain a replacement through the FAA, under 14 CFR 61.29. This regulation governs how a lost or destroyed knowledge test report is replaced and outlines the process to verify your identity and test results before issuing a new AKTR. The goal is to restore an official record of your passed knowledge test so you can complete your application for the certificate or rating. You’ll typically provide identifying information and test details to the FAA (or the appropriate FAA office) and follow their replacement procedure, rather than retaking the test or ignoring the issue.

When the AKTR is lost, you don’t rely on a quick duplicate from a testing staff member or try to proceed without proof. The right step is to obtain a replacement through the FAA, under 14 CFR 61.29. This regulation governs how a lost or destroyed knowledge test report is replaced and outlines the process to verify your identity and test results before issuing a new AKTR. The goal is to restore an official record of your passed knowledge test so you can complete your application for the certificate or rating. You’ll typically provide identifying information and test details to the FAA (or the appropriate FAA office) and follow their replacement procedure, rather than retaking the test or ignoring the issue.