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How to schedule the Part 107 test

You can book online once you have an FAA Tracking Number (FTN). To schedule the Part 107 test, make a profile in the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) Integrated Airman Certification and Rating Application (IACRA), which gives you the FTN, then use it to set up an account on the FAA testing site of PSI Services and pick the Unmanned Aircraft General-Small (UAG) test, a test center and a time. The Airman Certification Standards (ACS) say you can register several weeks ahead, online or by phone.

  • IACRAWhere you get your FAA Tracking Number
  • NoneInstructor sign-off the UAG test needs
  • Several weeksHow far ahead the ACS says you can book
Book the UAG test on PSI’s site

Updated November 2026 · Written from official sources, listed at the bottom of this page

How do you schedule the Part 107 test?

  1. Create a profile in IACRA. The FAA asks every applicant without an FTN to do this before an airman knowledge test, and the FTN is printed on your test report.
  2. Check that your name in IACRA matches the photo ID you’ll bring.
  3. Go to PSI’s FAA site, the link on the FAA’s Become a Drone Pilot page, and create an account with your FTN.
  4. Choose the UAG test, then a test center and a date.
  5. Pay PSI when you book.

You can also register by phone: the ACS says PSI’s customer service number is on the same site. Either way you choose the center and arrange payment, and you may cancel in line with the testing center’s cancellation policy.

FAA: IACRA ↗What the test costs →Find a test center near you →

What you need before you book

No instructor endorsement or other written permission: the FAA’s testing matrix says the UAG needs none, for a first try or a retest. You must be at least 14 on test day, and you need an ID with your photo, signature and date of birth.

The ID and paperwork to bring →Retakes and the test report →

Booking with a disability or other need

You can ask to take the test with special accommodations. The ACS says reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities may be provided under applicable law, including the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Your request should include medical documentation with the diagnosing physician’s name and contact details, and the way you’d like the test given.

FAA: Remote Pilot ACS, appendix 2 (PDF) ↗

Pilots who don’t need to book a test

Part 61 pilots who meet the conditions on the getting certified page can take the FAA’s free ALC-451 course online instead of booking a test.

The Part 61 pilot route →
Sources: FAA and 4 more. Checked November 2026.

Rules and fees can change, so check the official site before your test.

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