FCC Licensing

Any party seeking to provide common carrier communications services between the United States and a foreign point ("International Services") must obtain an authorization from the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) pursuant to section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934.  All telecommunications providers, including facilities-based carriers, resellers, prepaid calling card providers, Interconnected VoIP and many wireless service providers, offering calling between the U.S. and foreign points must obtain a section 214 authorization.

The Commpliance Group charges flat fees to prepare, file and prosecute an International section 214 application at the Federal Communications Commission.  We also help licensees comply with follow-up regulatory requirements, including section 43.61 traffic reports, section 63.11 foreign carrier affiliation notices, section 43.82 circuit status reports, and Form 499 filings.

Contact us today to immediately initiate the section 214 licensing process.

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