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I built the ultralight Im currently flying. Can it be certificated as an experimental amateur-built or does it have to be an experimental light sport aircraft (ELSA)?

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I built the ultralight Im currently flying. Can it be certificated as an experimental amateur-built or does it have to be an experimental light sport aircraft (ELSA)?

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If you built 51 percent of your aircraft, the aircraft meets the requirements to apply for certification as an experimental amateur-built aircraft. Keep in mind, however, that once the aircraft is certificated as an experimental-amateur built, it cannot be certificated later as an experimental (ELSA) or special light sport aircraft (SLSA). The aircraft remains an experimental amateur-built aircraft.

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