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We take the hassle out of FAA paperwork so you can stay focused on flying.
If you’re operating drones 55 pounds or heavier, the FAA requires registration through Part 47, not the standard online method. This process can be technical and time-consuming—but we make it easy.
What’s Included for $250 per Drone:
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Complete paperwork preparation tailored to FAA Part 47 requirements
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Electronic notarization of required documents—done entirely online for your convenience
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Filing a submission to the FAA on your behalf
How does it work?
Step 1. You fill out our contract and pay us.
Step 2. We will then send you a link where you can submit all of the information we need.
Step 3. We will then prep the paperwork and send it to you for electronic notarization.
Step 4. File to completed documents to the FAA. Note: The FAA requires a separate $5 registration fee per drone, which you’ll pay directly to the FAA. That’s the only cost not included.
Step 5. Send you the registration certificate.
Why Choose Us?
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Save time with expert help from professionals who know FAA drone rules inside and out
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Avoid delays and rejections with accurate, compliant filings
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Enjoy fully remote service, including e-notarization.
- No need to go to the post office or the bank to get something notarized.
Start your registration today.
If you are interested, email [email protected]
Aviation Attorney. FAA Certificated Commercial Pilot and Flight Instructor (CFI/CFII). Contributor at Forbes.com for Aerospace and Defense.