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⚠️ Legal Notice: By registering on AeroCertify, you confirm that all information provided is accurate and truthful. Submitting false operator credentials, AOC documentation, or aircraft records is a violation of federal aviation regulations and will be reported to the FAA, DOT, and relevant authorities. AeroCertify reserves the right to suspend or permanently ban accounts found in violation.

⚠️ Legal Notice: All certifications, insurance documents, and operational credentials submitted to AeroCertify are subject to verification. Falsifying documentation is a federal offense reportable to the FAA and DOT. Verified providers only — no exceptions.

⚠️ Legal Warning — Credential Fraud: Falsifying aviation credentials on AeroCertify — including FAA A&P certificates, EASA Part-66 licenses, Transport Canada AME licenses, CAAS, GCAA, CASA, or any other regulatory authority license, Inspection Authorizations, type ratings, training records, or supporting documentation — constitutes fraud and a serious violation of aviation safety regulations in every jurisdiction in which AeroCertify operates. In the United States, this may violate 18 U.S.C. § 1001 and 14 CFR Part 65. In the European Union, it may breach EASA Part-66 and national aviation safety laws. Similar provisions apply in Canada (CARs), the UK, UAE, Singapore, Australia, and other jurisdictions. AeroCertify verifies submissions against the records of the applicable civil aviation authority and is legally and ethically obligated to report suspected credential fraud to the relevant regulator (FAA, EASA, TCCA, UK CAA, GCAA, CAAS, CASA, etc.) and to other competent law-enforcement authorities. Violations may result in license suspension or revocation, civil penalties, and criminal prosecution.