Every eight years you are required to renew your broadcast license. Prior to your renewal date there are steps to be taken to alert your listening audience that this process has begun. CNAPR has put together a renewal process document that explains what this process involves, including Pre- and Post-Filing announcements, as well as a schedule of renewal dates for all 50 states.

FCC Documents

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FCC Form 303s (Application For Renewal of Broadcast Station License)

FCC Form 323e (Ownership Report for Noncommercial Broadcast Stations)

FCC Form 396   (Broadcast Equal Employment Opportunity Program Report)

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CPB Board Visits the Hopi Reservation
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Further Notice of Proposed Rule Making
The FCC seeks comment on how to address the issues raised by the opinion of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Prometheus v. FCC
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Native Media Ownership Hearings
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ITI Regional Workshop And Roundtable
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NCAI Testimony
NCAI's President Garcia's testimony before the Senate Commerce Committee and NCAI's recently passed resolutions on telecommunications policy.
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Measure your Indecency I.Q.
John Crigler of Garvey Schubert Barer has a new indecency quiz. Take the quiz and see how much you know about current FCC indecency rulings. He's also written an indecency primer. Download and read the Primer.

Upcoming FM Auction Rescheduled
Are you interested in a radio station to serve your tribal community?
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Recommendations for Congress on Indian Country
Last fall, Senate Democrats convened over 150 tribal leaders for the first ever Senate Democratic Native American Leadership Forum.
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