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What is an FRN? An FRN, or FCC Registration Number, is a ten digit number that identifies your business dealings with the FCC. The FCC requires a permanent address, so they can reach you if need be. You will need to provide your FRN to the Volunteer Examiners at the testing session so they can process your application.

First, go to the FCC CORES webpage. Set up an account in CORES by creating a username and password. You will then receive an automated email to verify your account's email address and activate your account. Once your account is activated, log in to CORES, and select ?Register New FRN? if you do not have an FRN.

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.

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.

You can apply for a GMRS license online, or by filing FCC Form 605. The FCC sets license filing fees annually, and licenses are granted for 10 years.

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.