State Telecommunications Licenses
Service providers that intend to provide telecommunications services entirely within a single state (either local or intrastate service) may need a license from a state regulatory agency. Whether or not a license is required depends on many factors, including whether the state has jurisdiction over the service, whether the state requires a license or just a registration, and whether the service is provided over a carrier’s own facilities (“facilities-based”), or by reselling the services of another carrier (“resale”). The process for obtaining a state telecommunications license ranges from a simple online registration to an extensive review and investigation.
The Commpliance Group provides every legal and regulatory service you need to begin providing all types of regulated and unregulated communications service or grow and expand your existing communications business. The Commpliance Group provides the following state telecommunications licensing services:
Intrastate Long Distance (IXCs and Prepaid Calling Card Providers)
The Commpliance Group’s attorneys and professional staff have helped hundreds of clients enter intrastate telecommunications markets by obtaining certifications, licenses, and registrations and drafting, filing and prosecuting the necessary tariffs. Through these experiences, The Commpliance Group has the certification process down to a science, allowing us to offer some of the most competitive rates available.
Competitive Local Exchange Service (CLECs)
The Commpliance Group offers Competitive Local Exchange Carriers (“CLEC”) state certification and tariffing services that will enable your company to enter the local exchange marketplace, on either a resale or facilities basis. Obtaining the requisite certifications from the states is the first step towards competing in one of the promising competitive telecommunications markets of the future.
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