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My GMRS license grant time

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luckygecko

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I did try to search, and I am not sure if these is covered on a Sticky thread, but, if anyone is tracking:

I filed and paid for my GMRS application yesterday at 1:20 PM License was granted at 2:00 AM this morning. Thus, about 12 hours to get a license grant. (Note, I had an existing FRN that I tied it to, and I use paperless delivery settings at the ULS site. )

None the less, I just printed out my 'official copy.'
 

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For a federal agency..... that's a pretty good turn around time... and I must say, pretty typical of the FCC....

If all our other federal agencies were as good..... imagine the happiness that would be floating around this country....


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