A government issued photo identification card (a driver’s license is excellent)
Your FCC Federal Registration Number (FRN).  FRNs can be obtained at:  https://apps.fcc.gov/coresWeb/publicHome.do
For upgrades, any currently held FCC amateur license, plus a copy for the application process
Any CSCE that may be valid, plus a copy for the application
$15 examination fee in cash only
2 pencils with erasers, and a pen
Questions may be directed to Bob Koster, KA2WYE
Email: 

VE SESSIONS
STARS, under the direction of the ARRL VEC, provide examination sessions on a regular basis.  They are on the 3rd Saturday of each odd-numbered month, at 9 AM.  They are held at the Hamburg Memorial Youth Center at 200 Prospect Avenue (near Hawkins Avenue) in the Village of Hamburg (see map below).
When you come to a test session you should bring the following:
STARS Hamburg Youth Center
ka2wye@wb2elw.net
Sample tests can be found at:  http://www.qrz.com/hamtest/ or  http://www.arrl.org/exam-practice
Calculators are permissible provided they have no programming. 
2023 Exam Schedule

Saturday,  January 2023..........No exam scheduled
Saturday,  March 25, 2023............. 9:00-11:00 am
Saturday,  May 2022........................................ TBD
Saturday,  July 2022........................................ TBD
Saturday,  September  2022............................ TBD
Saturday,  November  2022............................. TBD

(Please keep checking here for updated schedule)
How does a person become a licensed amateur radio operator?  They pass an examination designated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), and administered by a Volunteer Examination Coordinator (VEC) team. 
Preregistration is required.  Register for an examination date by contacting Bob Koster at : 
ka2wye@wb2elw.net
STARS
WB2ELW