Withdraw Medical Application? - Pilots of America
Jul 29, 2018 · How FAA MedXPress Retains Information FAA MedXPress retains information for completed exams as required by law. Applications for medical certification that are collected by FAA MedXPress are deleted after 60 days under the following circumstances: The applicant initiates an application for medical certification but does not submit a completed form.
FAA MedXPress Approval Delay - Pilots of America
Mar 8, 2023 · My oldest son was accepted to a pilot school, however we are still waiting on the FAA MedXPress approval to come through. We have been waiting since 8-9-22. He has been calling at least twice a week to follow up and is just told they are busy and it is taking longer than usual. He has pretty much put his life on hold until he hears an answer. 1.
MedExpress Status Final Review - Pilots of America
Mar 4, 2022 · Hi Brian, Mine literally went from final review to issued the same day. I clicked it and it had changed to final review and then i clicked it again 30 minutes later and it was issued so you are getting really close.
I screwed up...MedXpress... - Pilots of America
Feb 27, 2018 · DJT, see post 14. If you wish you can FOIA Northrop Grummans' contract to operate the Non-FAA server onto which you put your medxpress. Everything not picked up by a designee is wiped at 60 days. Anything not picked up by a designee is considered "unverified data" just like the IACRA I put in today, signing off my CFI-I student.
Timeline for updates on documents received | Pilots of America
Mar 4, 2022 · Oh man, I’m under HIMS for antidepressants and still waiting, too. The new website the FAA has, MedXpress, is a load of crap. I checked several weeks ago, said it was in final review, said on the page that a determination was made and its under final review with results in two days. It actually literally states two days. That was several ...
Expired MedXpress Forms - Pilots of America
Sep 9, 2015 · It's only when the AME enters the confirmation code into the system that the application becomes known to the FAA. If they had a damn good reason they *might* be able to hunt down an orphaned MedXPress, but really we're getting into tinfoil hat territory here.
19. Have you visited any health professionals within the last 3 years?
Nov 8, 2009 · Routine dental, eye, and FAA periodic medical examinations and consultations with an employer-sponsored employee assistance program (EAP) may be excluded unless the consultations were for the applicant's substance abuse or unless the consultations resulted in referral for psychiatric evaluation or treatment.
FAA MedXpress - Asthma Initial Application | Pilots of America
Mar 28, 2023 · Hello everyone, I'm starting my FAA medical process and setting up the MedXpress account. I have asthma, know I need to declare it, meet all the CACI requirements etc.. Not concerned. When I set up my initial MedXpress they ask frequency of use of my rescue inhaler. I use it less than 2-3...
MedXPress and Chiropractic Adjustments | Pilots of America
Mar 1, 2023 · Looking at what I believe is the current FAA MedXPress User Guide (version 3.6.0) dated August 2020, it does not include chiropractor in the listed professions for health practitioners. " – List all visits in the last 3 years to a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, psychologist, clinical social worker, or substance abuse ...
Do I really have to report EVERY doctor visit? - Pilots of America
Dec 26, 2017 · If an FAA medical, then routine visits not needed, e.g. dentist for a cleaning and checkup, family doctor for annual checkup. But, if something like an unexpected trip to the FP for the flu or any time a medication is prescribed should be reported. Most visits to a specialists should reported, e g.