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I rec u list the physiologist and include his/her records.

and if needed you can apply for and get a 2 month extension.

the same password instruction to your ame to login and process the 8500! grrrrrr

How much longer can this process take? 4 to 6 months to get a reply from the FAA I have read that a PSYCH study and COGS test will be required. Is it always? if this becomes a HIMS case, yes I asked my AME if I can get that work done now, and he said to wait. Is it bad to want to get ahead of...

Employers will not see your 8500 (your completed medexpress application). How you answer per-employment questions when applying for jobs will be up to you.

I agree

once the FAA get your complete HIMS file, the HIMS AME's ck list, his narrative report and the completed medexpress application, it may take up to 6 months.

your AME should be to help you.

yes

go see an eye md

I think you would have a good chance of getting your faa medical, especially with so many years seizure free. And it may not require a SI.

approx. 6 months

18 months, +/- 6, and when apprised of the costs involved he may drop.

assuming you have a hims ame, all these can be addressed to him/her.

try a regular ame near you first. Or call CAMI back and akks them the same questions you have here.

I find that the faa is sometimes less strict than I am.

spoke to airman - reviewed his 8500. Plan to apply soon and await FAA instructions. Likely to be a HIMS case. I edit the medexpress for the airman. clean and fast.

I have only had one airman who also had a lawyer. I do not think this case will need one. Just hoops to go through.

agree! you are learning as I learn from the airman. Next is a phone consultation. Airman says he will come to me for the exam ... he lives 6 or so states from me!

good, but that will only happen if the FAA orders it. So we need to help the airman submit an application via med express. Then we will consult the airman, open the application if he agrees and complete the application.