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Because aircraft do not have certificates of title (as vehicles do), some people believe an aircraft's registration certificate provides proof of ownership. ... Rather it is the bill of sale that provides proof of ownership.

Will a title search at the FAA Aircraft Registry in Oklahoma City reveal all kinds of valid security interests in aircraft? No, it would only cover liens recorded in the United States. ... Lease is an agreement contract that permits someone else to use an owner's aircraft.

To complete the perfection process, the grantee must submit a signed original of the security agreement to the FAA Aircraft Registry, evidence of the authorisation of the signing party, and the US$5 filing fee, and then mail a signed original agreement to the FAA's Aircraft Registration Branch.

Register the lien with the Federal Aviation Administration. Send the original claim of lien and a $5 fee, as of the time of publication. The FAA then records the lien and sends you a form to show that you have a lien on the aircraft.

Registering Your Aircraft To register an aircraft send the following to the Aircraft Registration Branch: an Aircraft Registration Application, AC Form 8050-1. evidence of ownership (such as one or more bills of sale) the $5.00 registration fee made payable to the Federal Aviation Administration.

s required is a search of the aircraft ownership and title records (including tax lien records) before you make a final decision to purchase. ... Aircraft can become subject to liens in a variety of ways, but a lien is always the result of someone or something (a corporation for example) not paying a debt on time.

Because aircraft do not have certificates of title (as vehicles do), some people believe an aircraft's registration certificate provides proof of ownership. ... Rather it is the bill of sale that provides proof of ownership.

The security agreement must: contain words which state that the aircraft owner grants the secured party a security interest in the collateral. ... contain the ink signature(s) of the debtor/aircraft owner(s) showing signer's title, as appropriate.

To Release a Recorded Lien A new Conveyance Recordation Notice form may be requested. Contact the Aircraft Registration Branch at 1 (866) 762-9434. You will need to describe the aircraft and the lien document sufficiently to identify the specific document needing release.

An aircraft mechanic's lien must be "perfected" against the aircraft. A lien claimant "perfects" his or her lien by taking the actions required under the law to record or register the aircraft mechanic's lien. Federal law requires that an aircraft mechanic's lien statement or claim be filed with the FAA registry.