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Overview of the FCC License Application Process

Applying for an FCC license can be complex, but our comprehensive overview breaks down each step and requirement. Stay organized and understand what you need for a successful application.

Completing the 605 Main Form

The FCC 605 Main Form is crucial for obtaining an FCC credential. This guide explains how to complete the form correctly, covering everything from application purposes to attachments and electronic signatures, ensuring a smooth application.

Filling Out the FCC Schedule E Form

The FCC Schedule E Form is vital to your application for FCC credentials, whether you're applying for the first time or modifying an existing license. This comprehensive guide will walk you through the necessary steps.

Documenting a Court Conviction in Your FCC Application Process

If you indicated "Yes" for #28 on your FCC 605 Main Form regarding court convictions, it's crucial to understand the next steps in the application process. This article outlines how to properly attach documentation of your felony charges to your FCC.

How to Access Your FCC Course Completion Certificate

Successfully passing the final proctored exam is essential for your FCC application, and you'll need to provide proof of this through a course completion certificate located in your Course Locker.

Where to Send Your FCC Application Packet for Review

This article outlines the essential documents you need to email us, including your certificate of completion, FCC forms, and the submission process. Ensure you have everything ready to avoid delays.

FCC Application Issuance Fees

Once your FCC application is approved, you must pay an issuance fee to finalize your license. This guide outlines the payment process, including accessing the CORES system, payment options, and crucial deadlines.

How to Print and Manage Your FCC License After Approval

After your FCC application is approved, you'll receive an email notification allowing you to print your license. Be mindful of an issuance fee that must be paid within 10 days.