Hi there, I have licensed a couple of business frequencies... and I had to fill out two different forms one is about the business and the other one is personal information to a degree.... how are very first started as I contacted the FCC at the following number 888-225-5322 and told them I wanted to license a business frequency and told them what band I I wanted UHF or VHF ... and then they emailed me a form I have to fill out and then they assigned me FRN ( frequency registration number) after I filled out the form and emailed it back to them... and after I had the FRN and then they emailed me a list of frequency coordinators ( there's different ones for different bands , I was licensing a VHF frequencies so I contacted AAA frequency coordinator @ 888-601-3676 and then they emailed me two more forms which I filled out .. and then from the time I sent them back via email it was about 1 week later and I can start using the frequency but I did not have the call sign for about a month all in all I bet you could fill out the forms and have your frequency within a week and a half or less! sorry if I made it sound like a lot of paperwork but there's about three forms all together , the cost all together was around 500 $$$ I had to pay the FCC 250 $ and then the frequency coordinator about that same,... and I think the license is good for about 10 years but unsure exactly. and if your licensing a repeater they're gonna want to know how many radios you have mobiles and handhelds and how much power there transmitting and your repeater location and antenna details such as how high it is on the tower and how much gain the antenna has and and the elevation of the repeater, and of course the power output .... and if you want my personal opinion I would use UHF the reason being is because UHF covers quite a bit better than VHF so you won't have as many dead spots and it will work better inside of buildings etc