Documents and Licenses on the FCC Database probably need to be "associated" with your "FRN" Number. If you don't have one it's a simple mater to create one (unless you have back taxes or child support due somewhere).
3rd, 2nd and 1st Radiotelephone Licenses should all be superseded and replace by the General "GROL". You might have to look up your GROL, Ham Radio and business radio service (or what ever you have) licenses and associate them with your ID/Account. Then the whole world can look up your life story much easier. s. > Doug Niessen <k6...@...> wrote: > > Yup, >  > My 2nd class obtained in the early 70's does not show up in the data base. > My GROL taken a few years ago is there. > > Cheers, > Doug K6STS > ex STS2(SS) > > --- On Sun, 3/28/10, Fuggitaboutit <mikew...@...> wrote: > > > From: Fuggitaboutit <mikew...@...> > Subject: [Repeater-Builder] if you have a commercial licenses check it on the > fcc site > To: [email protected] > Date: Sunday, March 28, 2010, 10:18 PM > > >  > > > > many people dont realize that the fcc has never put your old grol (ie) > on the new FCC data base that was started in the late 90s > it seems that if you had a grol before 1998 or thereabouts ( the inception of > the fcc online data base), then your license may not be in the database > forget trying to get them to look up your paper license > if you lose the paper license, you are out of luck and will have to retest > you may be able to call them up and tell them your info from your copy > these licenses are still classified as lifetime licenses > check yours on line on their site just to make sure its in there > you probably have checked the site for your amateur information > don't be surprised if you think you have a valid commercial license and > you discover there is no record of it on the fcc site >
