Most of the information on this page no longer applies since the FCC now has their web-based application system online. It seems to work a LOT better and reliably than the old system!
Good news for those of you that have had trouble with the FCC's Universal Licensing System pages! I recently attended a syposium on ULS to update my licensing skills for my "real" job. The FCC representative that was there indicated they were working on improvements to the ULS site, and they expect the ULS site to be entirely HTML based about mid-year. (doesn't appear to have happened yet as of September!) That means no more problems with java compatibility, downloading updated modules, etc. They have already converted over the Antenna Structure Registration System, and it looks great. So, if you are having trouble getting through the ULS pages to get a license and can afford to wait, it may be worth it. Of course, who knows how well they will keep with the timetable, but they did meet their goal with the ASR database. |
Filing with the FCC can be done electronically. Paper applications can also be filed, but they take considerably longer to process. See the links at the bottom of this page for more information. If you have problems see the help section at the bottom of the page.
Now that you have completed you license application, here are some links to help you find out more about the your license and the General Mobile Radio System: