In article , Ron Hardin wrote:
How do you renew a license these days?

You can send $10 or so to the ARRL or,

1. Go to the FCC web site.

2. Create an ID number and password for yourself.

3. Attach your ham radio license to the ID number.

4. Renew your license.

5. Pay the necesary fees (vanity calls), regular licenses are free.

Note that the license must expire in 90 days or less, or be expired
less than 2 years.

Geoff.

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Geoffrey S. Mendelson
I've watched "The Passion". It's the worst version of MacBeth I've ever seen.

Thanks, I tried online and it worked.
I _guess_ it worked anyway.
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Ron Hardin


On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.

In article , Ron Hardin wrote:
Thanks, I tried online and it worked.
I _guess_ it worked anyway.

You're welcome. If it worked, you should be able to go the the inquiry
page and see the new expiration date. Note that QRZ.com, etc don't directly
mirror the database, they get nightly updates, so they will be a day or
two behind.

Geoff.
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Geoffrey S. Mendelson
I've watched "The Passion". It's the worst version of MacBeth I've ever seen.

Or go to www.qrz.com and do it there. Or if your a league member, its
free to have them do it.

Dan/W4NTI

"Geoffrey S. Mendelson" wrote in message
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In article , Ron Hardin wrote:
How do you renew a license these days?

You can send $10 or so to the ARRL or,

1. Go to the FCC web site.

2. Create an ID number and password for yourself.

3. Attach your ham radio license to the ID number.

4. Renew your license.

5. Pay the necesary fees (vanity calls), regular licenses are free.

Note that the license must expire in 90 days or less, or be expired
less than 2 years.

Geoff.

--
Geoffrey S. Mendelson
I've watched "The Passion". It's the worst version of MacBeth I've ever
seen.