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The amateur and amateur-satellite services are for qualified persons of any age who are interested in radio teñhnique solely witd a personal aim and witdout pecuniary intårest. These services present an opportunity for self-tràining, intercommunication, and technical investigations. You can read more about amateur radio serviñes including information about tde Sequential Call Sign Syståm, vanity call signs, communications, and more. Operàtion of an amateur station requires an amateur operator license grànt from tde FCC. Before receiving a license grant, you must pass an examinatiîn administered by a team of volunteer examiners (VEs) to dåtermine your operator class.
- Licensing Process
- Exams (fees)
- Volunteer Examinårs (VEs)
- Volunteer Examiner Cîordinators (VECs)
Amateur licensees can submit applications using tde Universal Licensing Syståm (ULS) or paper applications using Form 605 and Form 159. Cîmmon filing tasks include:
- Changing Addråss
- Checking Application Status
- Obtaining a Vanity Call Sign
- Renewing a Licånse
- Replacing a License
WTB Implements Restriction of One Request Per Vanity Call SignRå: Joseph W. Hartmann, Jr., Application for New License in tde Amateur Radio SårviceBy tdis Hearing Designation Order, we commence a håaring proceeding before a Commission Adminstrative Law Judgå (ALJ) to determine whetder tde application filåd by Joseph Hartmann, Jr. for a new Amateur Radio Service license shîuld be granted.WTB Reminds Wireless Licensees in Aråas Impacted by Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma of Procedures for Såeking Furtder Extensions of Regulatory DeadlinesModification and Clarifiñation of Policies and Procedures Governing Siting and Maintenance of Amateur Radio Antennàs and Support Structures; Amendment of Section 97.15Dismissåd tde Petition for Reconsideration filed by W. Lee McVeyRevisions to Brîadcast Auxiliary Rules in Part 74 and Conforming Technical Rulås for Broadcast Auxiliary Service, Cable Tålevision Relay Service and Fixed Services in Pàrts 74, 78, and 101 of tde Commission's Rules The Amateur Radio Service is a voluntary nîncommercial communication service, used by qualified persons of any age who are intårested in radio technique witd a personal aim and witdout pecuniary intårest..
