Pre-Registration for Holland Ham in a Day          and VE examinations
"Give us an afternoon and we'll give you the world!"

No previous technical knowledge or Morse code requirements are needed. This study session is for anyone who would like to obtain their technician level amateur radio license. The study session consists of guided study sessions and hourly breaks from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM, Cost for the session is $ 15.00 in Holland,  followed by the FCC testing session at 6:00PM.  Please pay by cash or check only! !

Please understand that this is a "study hall" session, where you will memorize the test questions and the proper answer.


Locations, Dates for the year 2025 "Ham in a Day" in Holland, MI


Saturday December 13

The testing location is the Chick-Owa Sportman’s Club, located at 9279 E. Ottogan St., Holland, MI 49423


Times:   1:00 PM to 6:00 PM Study Sessions
                6:00 PM to 8:00 PM License Testing Session  Tech, General, Extra (License testing is fee free)

Cost for the Ham in a Day:, $ 15.00 in Holland. 
Please pay by cash or check only! 
Light refreshments will be provided.

What to bring with you.....
If available bring a legal photo ID such as a Drivers License or Passport.
If no legal photo ID is available then bring 2 pieces of legal ID.  Anyone 16 years old or
younger must have a parent or legal guardian present for the entire session..
Cash or check for the class fee.

**The study sessions uses memory retention.
   People who have concentration issues may not do well in this type of studying.

For more information: 
for the Holland sessions, contact Bob Broene at k8rjb.ham@gmail.com 
or Tom Bosscher at k8tb@bosscher.org.

Seats are limited to the first 24 people; please pre-register to guarantee a seat.


This data allows us to import your information in the test session program and automatically print your FCC application form.  The Laurel VEC, who we are affiliated with, uses a computer program to run the test session.  This allows us to electronically send your application and results to the FCC the next business day and your results and/or new call sign are usually available within two or three business days.  

You must obtain an FCC "FRN" before taking the test. You can obtain this by following the instructions at:

PLEASE TYPE CAREFULLY AS THIS INFORMATION IS DIRECTLY IMPORTED INTO THE SOFTWARE AND IS WHAT WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION AND IS WHAT WILL APPEAR ON YOU FCC LICENSE.


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CALL_SIGN
Current Amateur Radio call sign if you have one - use capitals YOU DO NOT NEED TO COMPLETE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS IF YOU ENTER YOUR FCC CALLSIGN
FIRST_NAME *
Name as it appears on your driver's license -
MIDDLE_INITIAL
LAST_NAME
Name as it appears on your driver's license -
NAME_SUFFIX
Only if you are Jr, Sr etc.
STREET_ADDRESS
(house number and street - if PO Box leave blank and enter P.O. number below)
PO_BOX
Enter ONLY the number of the P.O. Box
CITY
STATE
use 2 letter state code
ZIP_CODE *
TELEPHONE *
Day time phone number - enter numbers only, no - ( ) or spaces. This is important as it allows us to call you if there are any errors and to correct them before your results are sent to the FCC, which would otherwise cause your application to be rejected.
E_MAIL *
FRN
Effective 1 March 2019 you will be required to have an FRN prior to obtaining your license.    Please visit https://apps.fcc.gov/cores/userLogin.do  to register with the FCC and obtain an FRN.  Detailed instructions are posted at https://w8lrc.org/wp-content/uploads/Applying_for_an_FRN.pdf
FELONY_CONVICTION *
As of Aug 20, 2017 This is required by the FCC
If YES then you may download the instructions for processing with the FCC here:
http://w8lrc.org/wp-content/uploads/Felony-Instructions.pdf
LICENSE_CLASS
IF YOU CURRENTLY HAVE A LICENSE - use T (Technician) G (General) A (Advanced) OTHERWISE LEAVE BLANK
EXPIRATION_DATE
MM
/
DD
/
YYYY
UPGRADE_LICENSE *
If you are upgrading select TRUE otherwise select FALSE
Tests you wish to take *
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