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FCC IDs are usually shown on a label found on a certified radio frequency device and indicates that the device has received a FCC grant of certification. If a device has a built-in display, the FCC ID may be provided electronically. Check the instruction in the User Manual to find the FCC ID information.

What if I forget my FRN? You can log in to the CORES system, with your username and password, and go to the Manage FRNs page to view all FRNs that are associated with your username. You may also use the SEARCH function accessed through the FCC Registration-Login page. Follow the search instructions.

An FRN, or FCC registration number, is a 10-digit number that is assigned to a business or individual registering with the FCC. This unique FRN is used to identify the registrant's business dealings with the FCC. FRNs created in the Legacy CORES have a password.

(a) The FCC Registration Number (FRN) is a 10-digit unique identifying number that is assigned to entities doing business with the Commission. (b) The FRN is obtained through the Commission Registration System (CORES) over the Internet at the CORES link at .fcc.gov or by filing FCC Form 160.

In ULS Application Search, you can search by File Number, FRN, Licensee Name, Application status, application purpose, radio service, auction ID, and other fields. In ULS License Search, search by Licensee Name, FRN, Call Sign, Frequencies, License status, market areas, and other fields.

FAQs - Getting an FCC Registration Number (FRN) You register your information in the FCC's Commission Registration System (CORES) and are immediately issued an FCC Registration Number (FRN) and password that is tied to the TIN you provided.

1. Go to and log in with your FCC Registration Number (FRN) and password. After entering your password, proceed to the steps for Download Electronic Authorizations below. 2.