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Signing an Online Application

To submit an application via the Universal Licensing System, you must electronically sign the application. Like signing a paper application, your electronic signature certifies that all information provided on the application is true and correct and that you are in compliance with all of the General Certification Statements. Applications and amendments must be signed in accordance with Part 1 of the FCC rules. The signor must be a person authorized by the applicant to sign the application.

Follow the procedures below to electronically sign an application:

1. Navigate to the Signature section, located with the certification statements.
2. Sign the application by entering the signing party's name in the Name of Party Authorized to Sign section:

   • Enter the signing party's first name in the First Name field.
   • Enter the signing party's middle initial in the MI field (optional).
   • Enter the signing party's last name in the Last Name field.
   • Enter the signing party's suffix (e.g., Jr, Esq, III, etc.) in the Suffix field (optional).

   The Signature field is automatically populated as you enter data into the First Name, MI (Middle Initial), Last Name, and Suffix fields. This field cannot be modified. The entry in the Signature field represents the legal signature of the party authorized to sign the application.
   
   IMPORTANT!!! By entering a name into these fields, you are legally signing your application.
3. Enter the job title of the party authorized to sign in the Title field.
4. Note that the Universal Licensing System automatically populates the Date field with the current date. This date cannot be modified by the applicant.
5. For ULS:
   • Click the Continue button to submit your application.
   For ASR:
   • Click the Save button and then the Save + Submit button to submit your application.

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Last reviewed/updated on

10/1/2003.