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    ARRL Exam Session Search

    Need a Class? Visit The ARRL Amateur Licensing Class Search Page · What to bring to an Amateur Radio Exam Session

    This page will help you find a US amateur license exam session near you.

    Sessions are listed in date order.
    5 found in VT
    
    12-Feb-2010
    Sponsor: BURLINGTON AREA ARRL VE TEAM
    Time: 6:30PM (Walk-ins allowed)
    Contact: RALPH T STETSON
    (802)878-6454
    Email: KD1R@ARRL.NET
    VEC: ARRL/VEC
    Location: RED CROSS CHAPTER HOUSE
    29 MANSFIELD AVE
    PLEASE CALL RE SPECIAL NEEDS
    BURLINGTON, VT 05401
    
    22-Feb-2010
    Sponsor: GREEN MOUNTAIN WIRELESS SOC
    Time: 6:30 PM (Walk-ins allowed)
    Contact: FRANCIS J D AURIA
    (802)775-3033
    Email: W1AD@ARRL.NET
    VEC: ARRL/VEC
    Location: ST ALPHONSUS PARISH HALL
    US ROUTE 7 NORTH
    ACROSS STREET FROM CHURCH
    LOWER LEVEL
    PITTSFORD, VT 05763
    
    12-Mar-2010
    Sponsor: BURLINGTON AREA ARRL VE TEAM
    Time: 6:30PM (Walk-ins allowed)
    Contact: RALPH T STETSON
    (802)878-6454
    Email: KD1R@ARRL.NET
    VEC: ARRL/VEC
    Location: RED CROSS CHAPTER HOUSE
    29 MANSFIELD AVE
    PLEASE CALL RE SPECIAL NEEDS
    BURLINGTON, VT 05401
    
    09-Apr-2010
    Sponsor: BURLINGTON AREA ARRL VE TEAM
    Time: 6:30PM (Walk-ins allowed)
    Contact: RALPH T STETSON
    (802)878-6454
    Email: KD1R@ARRL.NET
    VEC: ARRL/VEC
    Location: RED CROSS CHAPTER HOUSE
    29 MANSFIELD AVE
    PLEASE CALL RE SPECIAL NEEDS
    BURLINGTON, VT 05401
    
    14-May-2010
    Sponsor: BURLINGTON AREA ARRL VE TEAM
    Time: 6:30PM (Walk-ins allowed)
    Contact: RALPH T STETSON
    (802)878-6454
    Email: KD1R@ARRL.NET
    VEC: ARRL/VEC
    Location: RED CROSS CHAPTER HOUSE
    29 MANSFIELD AVE
    PLEASE CALL RE SPECIAL NEEDS
    BURLINGTON, VT 05401
    
    

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    Database last updated on Sun 07-Feb-2010

    NOTE: If no listings are shown for the area you are interested in, send us an email (vetests@arrl.org) with your specific exam location and test date needs and we will strive to assist you.

    What to bring to an Amateur Radio exam session:

    Exam sessions are conducted by volunteers working under the direction of the FCC. There will likely be a charge for taking the exam. The exam fee is set by the Volunteer Exam Coordinator (VEC), and is usually $15 or less. Contact the exam session administrator to determine the fee that applies to the exam session you plan to attend and to ensure you have everything you need. If you have any special needs be sure to notify the exam session administrator before exam day so special accommodations can be made for you.

    1.  Bring a legal photo ID (drivers license, passport) OR, when no photo ID is available, two forms of identification must be presented (birth certificate, report card, library card, Social Security card, utility bill, bank statement, Non-photo ID/driver's license, etc.). Students may bring a school ID card, minor's work permit, school report card, library card and/or a written note from a legal guardian.

    2.  If applicable, bring the original and a photocopy of your current Amateur Radio license and any Certificates of Successful Completion of Examination (CSCE) you may hold from previous exam sessions. The photocopy(s) will not be returned.

    3.  Bring your Social Security Number (SSN) or your FCC issued Federal Registration Number (FRN). VEC’s are required by FCC to submit either your SSN or your FRN number with your license application form. If you prefer not to give your SSN, then you may use your FCC issued FRN, if you have one. For instructions on how to register your SSN with the FCC and receive a FRN, visit the ARRL web page: http://www.arrl.org/fcc/uls101.html.

    4.  Bring a check or money order to cover the exam session fee. To view the ARRL VEC’s current exam fee click here.

    5.  To be prepared you should also bring two number two pencils with erasers and a pen.

    6.  A calculator with the memory erased and formulas cleared is allowed. You may not bring any written notes or calculations into the exam session.

    Good Luck!



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