So i had this misfortune of physically losing this piece of paper . How do i go about aquiring a new copy?

Thanks

http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.ns ... 01397.html Just contact them, or you could try going to a school and seeing if they'll write a new one for you.

Honestly, it's probably easier and less hassle to just write the exam and get a new one. It's free after all! Go to any flight school and write it for free. You get a temporary right away and you'll get a new one in the mail in a few weeks after.

Why they don't incorporate that into the new license format, I will never know??

Because its industry canada not Transport Canada. Call your local Industry Canada Office and just ask them to send you a new one. www.ic.gc.ca

thanks for the quick helpful replies! i thought it was industry canada, but was not too sure, as i looked at their website to no avail ( can hardly navigate those gov't sites )

It's even better if you can go to a school where they know you. I've re-issued licenses in the past for unfortunates who'd lost theirs without bothering with the rigamorole of having them re-write the test.

Ahhh yes but all those designated industry Canada examiner types should now know that we CANNOT issue even temps anymore, its all must go thorough this silly Industry Canada central office thing...

So someone looking for a re issue will not get luck going to their school, you must contact industry Canada directly. I don't know what the new phone number is but call your local office and they should be able to tell you the number of the new ROC-A specific office...

well, i had the good fortune of randomly finding my original. glad i did not have to go through trying to get a new one. i think it is quite absurd that it's an industry canada issue, and not a transport canada issue, just ridiculous!

40echotango wrote:well, i had the good fortune of randomly finding my original. glad i did not have to go through trying to get a new one. i think it is quite absurd that it's an industry canada issue, and not a transport canada issue, just ridiculous!

Really? TC deals with aviation, Industry Canada deals with the Radio Spectrum. It would be nice though if different departments worked together however; Radio Op Cert is good for life and every PPL needs one so it should be part of the licence 'issued for IC by TC'. Glad you found yours, but I really doubt its a 'big deal' to replace.

Bushav8er wrote: It would be nice though if different departments worked together however; Radio Op Cert is good for life and every PPL needs one so it should be part of the licence 'issued for IC by TC'. .

+1

I called up industry canada, the lady sent it that day and I got it the same week. Very easy.

you can email and request a replacement just include your name address and phone number
and your lic # if you can

spectrum.certificates@ic.gc.ca

English;

Online: info@ic.gc.ca
Telephone: 613-954-5031
Toll-free: 1-800-328-6189 (Canada)
TTY (for hearing-impaired only): 1-866-694-8389 (toll-free)
Fax: 613-954-2340

Business hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time), Monday to Friday.

Mailing Address:
Industry Canada Web Service Centre
Industry Canada
C.D. Howe Building
235 Queen Street
Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0H5
Canada

burhead1 wrote:you can email and request a replacement just include your name address and phone number
and your lic # if you can

spectrum.certificates@ic.gc.ca

I received mine within a week after doing this.

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Because its industry canada not Transport Canada. Call your local Industry Canada Office and just ask them to send you a new one. www.ic.gc.ca

Yes, of course you are right.

BUT Transport Canada could print a booklet with a page for a Radiotelephone Licence, and Industry Canada could produce a licence in sticker format.

Panama Jack wrote:
BUT Transport Canada could print a booklet with a page for a Radiotelephone Licence, and Industry Canada could produce a licence in sticker format.

I read somewhere (could be in COPA Flight paper) that TC approached Industry Canada to do what you suggested; but Industry Canada was not interested.

burhead1 wrote:you can email and request a replacement just include your name address and phone number
and your lic # if you can

spectrum.certificates@ic.gc.ca

+1 . I've done this a a few times, and get it in the mail nearly days after a quick e-mail. Great service.

I just phoned. Yeah it's that bad.The nice lady gave me the right number then the next nice lady told me they need a written request so I have to e-mail them anyway.

I still have my old ALTP license with the green stripe on it and back then the radio operators license was printed in red on the back side of the license.

Therefore that is just as valid as a new one.