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Delaware MMSI and Call Sign

All commercial and recreational vessels bearing DL registration, outside of US waters, are obliged by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) treaty to obtain and program Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) number in their Digital Selective Calling (DSC), Automatic Identification System (AIS) equipment or INMARSAT ship earth station. MMSI is a unique nine-digit number assigned to ship stations by the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) for search and rescue purposes.
Call Sign should be assigned to each radio station prior to any international telecommunication.
As one of just few private registered agents by FCC we are able to obtain your MMSI & Call Sign within 24 hours.

Delaware MMSI and Call Sign Online Application Form

Has this ship already been assigned a four (4) letter call sign (e.g. WXYZ) by the FCC?	Yes No
Are you required by law or treaty to carry a radio on your vessel?	Yes No
Does your vessel travel to foreign ports?	Yes No
Do you use marine radio equipment on board your vessel other than marine VHF radios, EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), and radar?	Yes No

License Type & Name

Individual Name:

Entity Name:

License Address (It has to be in U.S.):

Attention To:	Street Address:
Phone:	City:
Fax:	Zip Code:
Email:	PO. Box:

Has the applicant or any party to this application, or any party directly or indirectly controlling the applicant, ever been convicted of a felony by any state or federal court?	Yes No
Ship Name:
Official Ship Number (Coast Guard No. or State Registration No.):
Will ship make international voyages?	Yes No
Will ship communicate with foreign coast stations?	Yes No

Radiotelegraph NB-DP/DSC Equipment

I have Radiotelegraph (2000-27500KHz) on my vessel and the FCC has not yet assigned a Morse working series to my vessel.
I have Digital Selective Calling (DSC) equipment and /or Radiotelegraph NB-DP and need a new 9 digit Maritime Mobile Service Identity
Do not check this box if you already have been assigned a 9 digit MMSI by the FCC or have received a 9 digit MMSI by commissioning an INMARSAT B, C, or M terminals through COMSAT/Lockheed Martin.
I have Radiotelegraph (2000-27500KHz) on my vessel and the FCC has not yet assigned a Morse working series to my vessel.
MMSI Number (if already assigned):

The U.S. Coast Guard has requested that the following information be provided to assist in possible search and rescue operations.

Emergency Contact Person Ashore	Alternative Emergency Contact Person Ashore
Individual Name:	Individual Name:
Street Address:	Street Address:
State (US only):	State (US only):
Zip/Postal Code:	Zip/Postal Code:
country:	country:
Phone:	Phone:
Fax:	Fax:
email:	email:

EPIRB Identification Code issued, if any

406 MHz EPIRB Identification Code 15 character code provided by EPIRB manufacturer

Radio Installation

Radio Installation(s) for Ship and Survival Craft (check all that apply)

INMARSAT A	INMARSAT MINI M	DSC
INMARSAT B	VHF	406 MHZ EPIRB
INMARSAT C	MF	121.5MHz EPIRB
INMARSAT M	HF	SART

Vessel Capacity

Maximum number of persons on vessel (passengers and crew)

Survival Crafts

Numbers of crafts:

Numbers of lifeboats:

Applicant Name:

Position: