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Old 28th Nov 2019, 17:01
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SEP Renewal documentation

Can anyone tell me if when sending in an SEP renewal form, i need to also send in a colour copy of my Passport/ Driving Licence, as well.
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No. Just send what it says on the form, which, from memory, is nothing except the form.

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Thank you.
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If it is actually a renewal (not a revalidation) you must also send a course completion cert, even if no refresher training took place. Your examiner should have supplied this.
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Your examiner should have supplied this.
No, it should have come from an ATO/DTO and been presented to the Examiner.
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I should have read the OP, it does say renewal not revalidation!!!
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Sorry Whopity, I should have been clearer. My only meagre excuse is that, in the circles I've always moved in, the Examiner is pretty much always the CFI and arranges the CCC. In fact, I should have said that the DTO/ATO must also send a CCC to the CAA as it's not up to the candidate to do so. I always send it with the 1157 of course.
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I have spoken to another examiner, who informs me that the CCC does not have to be sent to the CAA, its for the examiner to retain, having been given it by the DTO.
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That certaiinly was the case however; I have seen cases where the CAA has specifically requested the CCC. No consistency these days.
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Thank you Whopity, i'll submit it just in case.
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No consistency these days.
and on some forms even when there is a CCC supplied by the ATO the CAA still want the appropriate CCC section of the form signed by the ATO.... talk about reducing paperwork!
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Shortly after the CCC requirement was introduced, I sent in a renewal 1157 without one (it usually takes me a while to adapt to any change). The notification was "rejected" and only deemed valid once the CCC was received.
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Can you point out to me where the CCC requirement is written, i cant find it in the FEH.
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There lies the problem, it is not written anywhere and they make it up as they go along.
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Reg 6 appeal anyone?

Exactly what is the point of CAA wanting to see a CCC FFS?
If the bloke passed the test then he's met the standard, who cares how he got there.
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Unfortunately not, it’s all about audits now. Common sense, and the ability use it is no longer allowed. If the CAA get audited and the documentation isn’t correct as per their procedures then there will be a finding.
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Can you point out to me where the CCC requirement is written, i cant find it in the FEH.
Look at table 4b page 32 of the 2016 FEH
use form srg 1107
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Thank you, it would be helpful if it was also listed in the forms required section.
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