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I have had only one trans ... that I know of!

I doubt this will be a hims case since you are on no medication now and I assume you feel you are psychiatrically normal. Just send the information they asked for.

Correct! I have seen airmen with such and was surprised that the FAA has not taken action. I simply state that problem in number x block has been previously reported by the airman. In this case ...all I can say is the FAA finally noticed..

no biggie. you should pass without difficulty!

no ... just send to CAMI.

No!

Get a better AME! Your Primary care md can also refer you. Ask for an extension if you need one.

Start ground school. Purchase course you mentioned if you desire. SI should be easy but may take a few months. Start your application with your AME. 'An applicant will be considered monocular when there is only one eye or when the best corrected distant visual acuity in the poorer eye is no...

The FAA 'marches to its own drummer', but letters from you or on you behalf are seen and are in your file. Send to your region's flt surgeon or OKC. success? doubtful. repercussion? none.

the faa will want to monitor it too ... likely in the for of an SI, as your cardiologist will also be doing.

a normal bp!

require a MIMS like process? maybe. you report it and the FAA will respond with options. 10 yrs in the past is favorable.

:yeahthat: I agree with Tools!

if you are saying the final HIMS packet was sent in Jan., I suspect both conditions will be decided and the result could take many many months!

:yeahthat:

6 to 9 months ... or more.

yes, you can become a commercial pilot.

Have you ever seen a HIMS case not medically cleared in Medxpress simply because a new flight physical is needed? If one is needed, you will be notified by the FAA.

lol!

you, my dear airman, are a hard headed duck! And you pay me too!