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Freq: 146.97 PL: 114.8
Trustee: Larry Rizzo, KS1B

Officers
Scott Olsen, KB1EZF (President)
Art Kass, WA1RCQ
(Vice President)
Donald Brodeur, W1DFB (Treasurer)
Terry Glagowski, W1TR (Secretary)


Board of Directors
Greg Algieri, WA1JXR
Bob Cavallaro, K2UOR
Ray Donadt, KM1D
Lyn Glagowski, WB1CCL
(Web Manager)
Bob Peloquin, KB1VUA
Mike Shea, N1EOP

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NOTICE ABOUT PRIVACY CONCERNS - FCC REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS

Some amateurs have been concerned over the FCC's requirement for your Social Security Number (SSN). The Debt Collection Improvement Act of 1996, Public Law 104-134, requires all federal agencies to collect Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs) from all persons doing business with the agency. This includes all applicants and holders of FCC licenses. For an individual, your TIN is your SSN.

It is suggested that all applicants register in the FCC's Universal Licensing System to obtain an FCC Registration Number (FRN) prior to attending a VE session. When you register for an FRN, your SSN will not be disclosed to the public and it must be given only once. You may then use your FRN in place of your SSN on all future applications, including the Form 605 you will complete at the VE session. The Commission has taken several steps to ensure the privacy of your SSN. Electronic registration on the Internet is accomplished using the FCC's secure Web server.

To register for an FRN, go to http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls and click on REGISTER. Once you obtain your FRN, write it down and bring it with you to the VE session. Be sure to keep a record of your FRN and password for future use. If you do not register before the VE session, you will be required to provide your SSN on Form 605 at the VE session in order for your application to be processed.

Updated: 07.02.2010:ldg 

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