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Retrieving licensee (FRN) callsign history for

`0015017882`

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Navigation:
Scroll down to show applications from this licensee. Click on a Callsign to show that callsign's license & application history. Click on an Entity Name to show a licensee's callsign & application history with that licensee's Licensee ID. Click on a Grant Date to show all application & license processing on that date. Click on an Effective Date to show the detail for that license grant.

Notes:

Click on a column heading hyperlink for an explanation of that column.
Callsigns assigned as vanity callsigns are bolded.
Pre-ULS callsign records are shown with a Gray background, and are not updated to reflect cancellations.
Each list is ordered by active callsigns first, then Effective Date (the As Of Date for pre-ULS records).
If there are multiple lists (tables), they are ordered in descending order by Licensee ID.

With Licensee ID = '`L01148710`'
Callsign	Region / State	Entity Name	Applicant Type	Licensee Class	License Status	Grant Date	Effective Date	Cancel Date	Expire Date
`K0XP`	6 / CA	Harrison, Steven M	I - Individual	E - Amateur Extra	A - Active	2019-12-10	2019-12-10		2030-02-23
`KO0U`	1 / MA	Steven M Harrison	I - Individual	"	(Pre-ULS)	1992-06-09	1998-04-04		2002-06-09
"	4 / VA	"		"	(Pre-ULS)	1992-06-09	1995-03-27		2002-06-09
"	"	"		"	(Pre-ULS)	1985-02-22	1988-12-31		1995-02-22

Retrieving licensee (FRN ) application history for

`0015017882`

Navigation:
Click on a Vanity Callsign to show that callsign's license & application history. Click on a ULS File Number to show application detail. Click on a Receipt Date to show vanity applications on that date. Receipt dates more than a month old have a Gray background.

Notes:

Click on a column heading hyperlink for an explanation of that column.
When two receipt dates & purposes are shown for an application, the application was amended and/or withdrawn. In that case, the first line shows the receipt date & purpose of the last change; the second line is the original application receipt date & purpose.
The FCC application database does not indicate for a granted application which vanity callsign was assigned (if the application listed multiple callsigns). Thus, an application status of Granted means that the application was granted. Any assigned callsign (bolded Green background below) is inferred by matching the last action date of the application with the grant dates of license data with the same FRN (FCC Registration Number), but this is not foolproof (e.g, if the new license has subsequently been renewed). Examine the callsign license history if necessary.
The list is ordered by Receipt Date, then Applicant Callsign, then ULS File Number.

Receipt Date	Applicant Callsign	Region / State	Licensee Class	ULS File Number	Application Purpose	Payment Date	Last Action Date	Application Status
Tue 2019-12-10	`K0XP`	6 / CA	E - Amateur Extra	0008909108(B - Batch)	RO - Renewal Only	(none)	2019-12-10	G - Granted
Wed 2019-05-29	"	"	"	0008667662(I - Online)	DU - Duplicate License	(none)	2019-05-30	G - Granted
Wed 2018-08-15	"	"	"	0008319538(I - Online)	AU - Administrative Update	(none)	2018-08-16	G - Granted
Thu 2018-03-01	"	1 / CT		0008117518(B - Batch)	AU - Administrative Update	(none)	2018-03-01	G - Granted
Mon 2010-02-22	"	"	E - Amateur Extra	0004131637(I - Online)	RO - Renewal Only	2010-02-23	2010-02-23	G - Granted
Mon 2006-05-08	"	"	"	0002598931(I - Online)	AU - Administrative Update	(none)	2006-05-09	G - Granted

I am not your vanity application private consultant! Private messages (regardless of whether you feel a special reason for your application) on these and associated topics will be ignored, rebuffed, and/or made public.

If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, use the A E 7 Q message board. I've spent a considerable amount of time documenting the vanity application process. I've created a message board,where I and others have publicly answered very common questions, so that we don't have to repeatedly answer them, particularly in private communications.