The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulates Amateur Radio Service in the United States. Whether you're applying for your first license, renewing your callsign, updating your address, or searching for licensing information, the FCC provides the official tools and resources every amateur radio operator should know.
This page contains quick access to the FCC services most frequently used by Maryland Mobileers members.
✔ Have your FRN available.
✔ Keep your mailing address current.
✔ Amateur Radio licenses are valid for 10 years.
✔ You can renew before your license expires.
✔ Save your FCC Username and Password in a secure location.
Renew your license, update your address, apply for vanity call signs, and manage your FCC license.
Learn about amateur radio licensing, operating privileges, and FCC amateur radio information.
Information about FCC-recognized Volunteer Examiner Coordinators.
Learn about Volunteer Examiner programs and locate accredited VEC organizations.
Rules governing the Private Land Mobile Radio Services.
Regulations covering Personal Radio Services, including GMRS, FRS, CB Radio, and other personal communication services.
The official rules and regulations for licensed amateur radio operators.
Visit the FCC's official website for news, announcements, regulations, licensing, and public information.
Use the FCC Universal Licensing System (ULS).
The FCC website provides Parts 90, 95, and other regulations.
Visit the Volunteer Exam Coordinator links above.
The Federal Communications Commission regulates interstate and international communications, including the Amateur Radio Service in the United States.
If you have questions about FCC licensing, renewals, or navigating the FCC website, the Maryland Mobileers are happy to help. Attend one of our meetings or contact the club for assistance.
