Regional Office Farnsworth

[Pietrantonio]

Hey doc. I scheduled a Farnsworth test at the ATL Regional Office for Nov 20. They didn't mention anything about the FAA 8500-7 form. Is this something I should bring with me, or since it is the Regional Office, they will have all the necessary paperwork? It's three hours away, and I would hate to show-up and have something go wrong. Thanks doc!

[My Flight Surgeon]

They will do all the necessary paperwork. If you pass, they will issue the Letter of Evidence since they are the FAA.

Good luck.

[Pietrantonio]

sweet

[Pietrantonio]

Alright, I'm able to find mock trial tests of the Psedo plates with the hidden numbers online, but is there such a trial test online that allows you to take a look at the farnsworth? So far I haven't found anything, but maybe someone knows of a website?

[My Flight Surgeon]

I have never seen one. Look at my website for a couple of photos.

[Pietrantonio]

Thank-you. Checked out the photos on your site. Appreciate it. I guess I'm just nervous about this test. I probably shouldn't be, but my human insticts make me that way. Mainly because this test is going to determine whether or not I pursue a career in aviation, or if I have to hang-up the coat early. 13 days and counting until I go take the farnsworth.

[Pietrantonio]

Hey doc, yes I apologize again for the multiple questions. I called the Regional Office to ask this question, but it takes them forever to get back to me, so I thought I would quickly as here and see what you had to say.

Before I go to this test, do they require a valid medical? My medical is expired, and I am going to the AME on the 26th, which is only 6 days after this test. You think this is an issue.

As always, I appreciate your time doc. Have a great day!

[My Flight Surgeon]

You just need a medical in the system I think. If they have no information on you, they have no where to file the documentation. If they ask, just tell them when the physical is scheduled.