Form 620 2026

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The FCC Form 620 is a submission packet for applicants seeking to construct new antenna support structures, requiring compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act. It outlines the necessary information and documentation needed for review by State or Tribal Historic Preservation Offices before construction begins. The form includes sections for applicant details, site information, project status, effects on historic properties, and involvement of Indian Tribes or Native Hawaiian Organizations. It emphasizes the importance of identifying and mitigating potential impacts on historic sites.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by indicating the purpose of your application in Item 1, selecting from options like 'New', 'Update', or 'Withdrawal'.
In Item 3, enter your FCC Registration Number (FRN), which is essential for identification.
Fill out the applicant's contact information in Items 4 through 17, ensuring all details are accurate and complete.
Provide consultant information in Items 18 to 32 if applicable, including their FRN and contact details.
Complete the site information section by entering the site name, address, and geographical coordinates in Items 2 through 10.
Specify tower details such as height and type in Items 11 and 12.
Review the determination of effect section carefully, selecting appropriate options for direct and visual effects on historic properties.
Finally, ensure you sign the certification section before submitting your completed form.

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