Obtaining a 214 License

· What is a Section 214 License?
· What does Section 214 require?
· Is a 214 License necessary for interconnected VoIP service providers?
· Why is Section 214 important?
· How can the CommLaw group assist telecommunications providers with Section 214 licensing?

Registering with the FCC

· What is a Form 499?
· Who must file Form 499s?
· Must service providers register separately with the FCC?
· Why is filing Form 499 Important?
· How can the CommLaw group assist telecommunications providers with Section 214 applications?

Customer Proprietary Network Information ("CPNI")

· What is CPNI?
· Who must comply with CPNI safeguard requirements?
· What requirements does the FCC impose to ensure the protection of CPNI?
· What regulatory filing requirements associated with CPNI?
· How can the CommLaw Group assist carriers with CPNI compliance?

Interconnected VoIP

· What is “interconnected” VoIP?
· Are all interconnected VoIP Providers subject to FCC regulation?
· Are all interconnected VoIP Providers subject to other regulation?
· What steps can an interconnected VoIP provider take to become FCC compliant?
· How can the CommLaw Group’s service benefit interconnected VoIP Service Providers?

Universal Service Contribution

· Who must contribute to the Federal Universal Service Fund?
· How does the USF contribution system work?
· What types of service providers are subject to contribution requirements?
· Are there any service providers exempt from any USF Contribution requirements?
· How does the CommLaw Group assist telecommunications service providers with USF contribution requirements?

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