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  3. Fill in your personal information, including your name, call sign, license class, address, date of birth, email, and phone number.
  4. If applying for Family Life Membership, provide the full name and call sign of the principal Life Member who receives QST or On the Air.
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Controversy. Criticisms of ARRL have included its support for less strict licensing requirements in the 2000s, which opponents consider a dumbing down of amateur radio or making it more like CB radio, moves allegedly made to gain additional membership.
Joining the ARRL is worth it just for the resources they provide. QST, QEX, NCJ and On the Air magazines are available online. Outside of licensing, they have courses in emergency communications, advocate for us in Washington, have great product reviews and publish good books.
Dan KB6NUs column comparing the ARRL to Germany shows how far the situation has declined in the U.S. The DARC has about 50 percent of all licensed hams as members. Dan noted that the former membership director at ARRL left to take a similar position in a professional academic, membership-focused, non-profit.
Dues Rates Membership TypeDescription1 Year Standard Membership All the benefits of ARRL membership plus 4 digital magazines. $59 add print QST magazine 12 issues of QST via mail. Membership required. +$25 add print On the Air magazine 6 issues of On the Air magazine via mail. Membership required. +$258 more rows
ARRL provides members with opportunities to develop skills and share their knowledge, from developing training webinars, to Volunteer Examiner and leadership roles that serve the amateur radio community. Become part of a select group of ARRL volunteers serving your fellow radio amateurs and the public.

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Cost of FCC license fees: $35 The FCC now collects $35 for new amateur radio licenses. The fee was mandated by Congress and went into effect April 19, 2022. After you pass your first exam, the Volunteer Examiner Coordinator will submit your information to the FCC for processing.

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