Which action accompanies a name discrepancy on the AKTR to ensure proper processing?

• A. Attach an explanation and a copy of the applicant's photo ID to the application.
• B. Submit a new AKTR with corrected name only.
• C. Record the discrepancy and proceed without changes.
• D. Request the FAA to reissue the AKTR.

Answer: (A)

When there’s a name discrepancy on the Airman Knowledge Test Report, you must attach an explanation and a copy of the applicant’s government-issued photo ID to the submission. This provides verifiable evidence of the intended name and links the AKTR to the correct person, preventing misidentification and ensuring the test results are properly processed. The explanation clarifies why the names differ, while the ID confirms the applicant’s identity, which is essential for maintaining accurate records. Other options wouldn’t reliably verify identity or prevent processing delays: simply submitting a corrected AKTR without justification or ID leaves questions about the record; recording the discrepancy and proceeding doesn’t resolve the mismatch; and requesting a reissue is unnecessary when proper verification documents are available.