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PSI is closing their testing centers. See this article. https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2020/march/20/knowledge-test-provider-psi-temporarily-closes-centers

Came out August 2018...so a little less than 1 1/2 years. OP probably got it Christmas of 2018.

Lakewood, WA...M2Z

Figure about 6 weeks to receive physical certification card.

What??? Never heard of a state that issues license plates and registrations. Which states?

Because you are 15 years old, you do not meet the minimum age requirement for the Part 107 Certification. Therefore your only choice is to register under the 336 option. Remember, as already mentioned, you are registering yourself, not your drone. All drones you own will be covered under that...

This is partially true. For hobbyist/recreational flying only, you only need one registration# for all of your drones. If you are flying under Part 107 rules/certification, you need each drone registered seperately.

I think he means registration as opposed to license.

If you didn't take the 60 question FAA exam for$150 then you don't have the Part 107 Certification. Maybe you registered your drone under Part 107 registration instead of Section 336 registration (hobbyists). They are both $5, but Part 107 requires seperate registration for EACH aircraft. One...