I appreciate your well-wishes and help.
Can you please explain your reference to the “criteria which is well defined”? My current understanding is that the only criteria/standards involved are those that require the SI. Once the SI is required (because the standards aren’t met), it just comes down to the ‘professional judgment’ (a.k.a., mood or personal assessment or phase of the moon...) of CAMI and/or DC with AME input.
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USMCFLYR
I’m on 2 different SIs and deal with the former head of CAMI’s Airman Certification as my AME and I’ve not found your concerns about AMEs or the people at CAMI to be mainly concerned with CYA.
Good luck with the process. Your best chance of success will be to do exactly what they ask if you, take the tests they request, and give them the test results they want - and if you meet the criteria which is well defined you will be granted your SI.