I finished all of my certificates to apply to the airlines. However, after getting my Mil comp to commercial and then ATP I'm kind of wondering about what the examiner put on my certificate. No where on my certificate does it say "instrument" rating. When we were filling out the paperwork for this the examiner said that when you have your ATP it is implied that you are instrument rated. I guess I'm wondering about this because I don't want to get to an interview and then be questioned as to why my certificate doesn't have an instrument rating on it. Has anyone come across this issue?

Currently my certificate has:
ATP ME land
Commercial SE land
English proficient

Yep ATP airplane means you have the instrument airplane, if you had ATP airplane and commercial helicopter it would say instrument helicopter too.

ATP it's included.

Any cert less than ATP it would need need to be specified for each cert.

Thanks for confirming it.

Your reference is FAR 61.167 a (1). A person with an ATP has the privileges of a commercial pilot with an instrument rating, it says.

GF