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<H3>Determining When a Callsign Certificate Will Expire</H3>
Callsign Certificates are valid for 3 years. To determine when a Callsign Certificate will expire,
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<tr><td>1.</td><td>Start <b>TQSL</b> and select the <b>Callsign Certificates</b> tab, which lists your Callsign Certificates.</td></tr>
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<tr><td>2.</td><td>Click on the Callsign Certificate in question, and then click the <b>Display the callsign certificate properties</b> button; a <b>Certificate Properties</b> window will display the Certificate's expiration date:</td></tr>
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A Callsign Certificate that has already expired is shown on the <b>Callsign Certificates</b> tab with an <i>expired</i> icon: <img src="expired.bmp" width=16 height=16> .
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Once a day on startup, TQSL will inform you if a <b>Callsign Certificate</b> will expire within 60 days, and you will typically receive an email notification from the ARRL a few weeks before a certificate expires.
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