Notice of Identification for Foreign Registered Drones with Remote ID
Verified from official sourcesInformation for International UAS Operators in the United StatesVersion 1Effective -Verified 22 August 2026
In plain language
If your drone is registered in your home country and has FAA Remote ID broadcasting capabilities, you must submit a Notice of Identification (NOI) on the FAADroneZone website before you fly in the United States.
Requirement as structured
Foreign operators of drones registered outside the United States with FAA Remote ID capabilities must submit a Notice of Identification to the FAA before flying.
Original regulatory text
If the foreign drone has FAA remote ID broadcasting capabilities and is registered in a country outside of the United States, then you must submit a Notice of Identification (NOI) to the FAA before you fly.
Applies when
- country
- United States
- remote id equipped
- true
- regulatory category
- General
- operator citizenship
- non-US
- registered outside us
- true