When Sending Applications
Please Include the Following:
Your QSL cards to be checked
A DXCC Application form, MSD-
(Available from ARRL web site in
A DXCC record sheet of QSOs you are claiming.
(Available from ARRL web site in .pdf
format.)
A check made to the ARRL:
** NOTE -
* If
this is your
$12.00 + $0.15 per QSO over 120 QSOs
PLUS: $2.00 return postage fee
for return of your info from ARRL
$14.00 TOTAL
* If this is your second or greater submission
for this year:
$22.00 + $0.15 per QSO over 100 QSOs.
PLUS: $2.00 return postage fee
for return of your info from ARRL
$24.00 TOTAL
Please note the reference to QSOs not QSLs.
If your application is 3 pages or less, please include a business sized envelope addressed to the ARRL DXCC Desk with one unit of postage.
If your application is greater than 3 pages, please include a 6x9" manila envelope envelope addressed to the ARRL DXCC Desk with 2 units of postage.
**NOTE** One unit of postage is now 44¢
Sufficient return postage to mail your QSL cards back to you. I will return your QSL cards by whichever means you have specified.
Contact Information
Sam Moore
132 B Navajo Rd
Flaxville, MT
59222
(406) 779-
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Me Email
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will you check anyone's cards?
A: Yes, as long as you are a member of the ARRL and follow DXCC Program guidelines.
I will check cards in the order I receive them, but I will give priority to the Montana
Section followed by Northwestern Division residents. In cases where I am backlogged,
I may suggest using a local checker in your area.
Q: Can you check all cards?
A: No. I cannot check cards for 160 Meters or deleted countries. I can now check
cards for all current entities, as long as the are dated after 15 November 1945.
Q: Is there a preferred way to ship cards to you?
A: Certified or Registered mail is the safest way to ensure you cards are delivered
properly. However, I will accept cards sent by any standard shipping method you choose.
Q: Can I just send my materials to you?
A: No, I would rather hear from you in advance, especially if I'm out of town you
won't have to wonder what happened to your cards. My address/phone number/email address
are shown below.
Q: Can I check the status of my DXCC application at the ARRL web
site?
A: Yes, the League has setup a web page where you can check that your application
has been received, and where you are in the processing queue. Click here to visit
the Applications Received page.
Q: What order do the cards need to be in?
A: The DXCC Desk has asked that your cards be sorted by band, then by mode, then
multi-
Q: Are official DXCC
Rules available online?
A: Yes, click here to read the rules. The rules contain a detailed description of
how field checking works, and what cards are acceptable for field checking.
Common Mistakes
and eQSL Information
