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My last two students (also hopefully literally my last two students) both passed their instrument ride which brings my ratio to 10/2 which means I can just barely squeek in on the gold seal requirements. Instructed for over a year but I only have 10 IACRA sign-offs. Guess that is a peril for working at a 141 school as the chief instructor performed most of the sign offs, even if they were part 61.
Make sure you have an advanced ground instructor rating or they well deny your gold seal. Dumb as it is the advanced ground instructor rating is a requirement. I was 10/10 and was actually issued a gold seal by my FSDO but the FAA kicked it back denied because I was missing the ground instructor rating. I knew about that requirement but didn't really have much motivation to go get it.
michael, congrats on the job well done! So are you heading to CA? Since you sound like such a good II I will need to try to get you in the near future and have you help with some Inst proficiency...I need a "good" II here in SA!
I need to get this *@&# Comm done first.
Gold Seal requirements met! 
My last two students (also hopefully literally my last two students
) both passed their instrument ride which brings my ratio to 10/2 which means I can just barely squeek in on the gold seal requirements. Instructed for over a year but I only have 10 IACRA sign-offs.
Guess that is a peril for working at a 141 school as the chief instructor performed most of the sign offs, even if they were part 61.
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