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Code · CFR · Title 14 — Aeronautics and Space · Part 413 — License Application Procedures · § 413.17

§ 413.17. Continuing accuracy of application; supplemental information; amendment.

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(a)An applicant must ensure the continuing accuracy and completeness of information furnished to the FAA as part of a pending license or permit application. If at any time the information an applicant provides is no longer accurate and complete in all material respects, the applicant must submit new or corrected information. As part of this submission, the applicant must recertify the accuracy and completeness of the application under § 413.7. If an applicant does not comply with any of the requirements set forth in this paragraph, the FAA can deny the license or permit application.
(b)An applicant may amend or supplement a license or permit application at any time before the FAA issues or transfers the license or permit.
(c)[Reserved] [90 FR 59377, Dec. 19, 2025]
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