The current plan allows seven days to respond.
Alphabet groups do make a difference.
That's why all of general aviation needs to support their membership. Administrative ticketing is intended to resolve rule violations that do not warrant more serious legal enforcement action. Garvey said her inspectors will be able to use the new process for alleged violations that do not require extensive investigation. All I can say here is if you abide by the FAR's, you shouldn't have anything to worry about. Under the new program, FAA plans administrative action instead of legal action when the law does not require legal enforcement, lack of qualification or competency is not involved, the violation was inadvertent and not deliberate, the violation was not the result of a substantial disregard for safety or security, and the circumstances are not aggravated.