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Posted for "Paul Bricker" <pbricker@earthlink.net>:

  Just to second Mikes message. I was trying to reserve an N number, but ended
up getting registered, and I was still at Builders Assistance. The only
complication I ran into was the Riverside County Tax Assessor wanted property
tax, but a few letters and they were convinced that it's not an airplane until
I get an airworthiness certificate, and they just have to wait.
  
  The very minor advantage, other than already having a number, is you don't
have to pay the $10 annual fee to keep an N number reserved. Strangely, there
is no fee to be registered.
  
  Paul Bricker
  N63PB
  Still in pieces, but hoping soon...