ARLA/CLUSTER: ARRL apela aos radioamadores americanos a se oporem fortemente à proposta de aplicação de taxas da FCC para as novas licenças

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

ARRL urges members to strongly oppose FCC’s aplication fees proposal

In a special edition of the ARRL Letter issued October 27 the League is
urging its members to oppose the FCC proposal to charge a fee for license
applications, renewals and upgrades

The ARRL says:

ARRL will file comments in firm opposition to an FCC proposal to impose a
$50 fee on amateur radio license and application fees. With the November 16
comment deadline fast approaching, ARRL urges members to add their voices
to ARRL’s by filing opposition comments of their own.

The FCC Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) MD Docket 20-270 appeared in
the October 15 edition of The Federal Register and sets deadlines of
November 16 to comment and November 30 to post reply comments, which are
comments on comments already filed. ARRL has prepared a Guide to Filing
Comments with the FCC which includes tips for preparing comments and
step-by-step filing instructions. File comments on MD Docket 20-270 using
the FCC’s Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS).

Under the proposal, amateur radio licensees would pay a $50 fee for each
amateur radio application for new licenses, license renewals, upgrades to
existing licenses, and vanity call sign requests. The FCC also has proposed
a $50 fee to obtain a printed copy of a license. Excluded are applications
for administrative updates, such as changes of address, and annual
regulatory fees. Amateur Service licensees have been exempt from
application fees for several years.

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