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CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

The FCC certification period normally takes between 8-12 weeks. To make this process faster, FCC has permitted many private companies to issue these certifications. Similarly to that, Telecommunication Certifications Body (TCB) hastens the process, and you get the certification in 1-2 weeks.

The posting of an applicant's FCC Form 470 (Description of Services Requested and Certification Form) opens the required competitive bidding process.

To open a competitive bidding process, applicants post one or more FCC Forms 470 to the USAC website. Service providers can review and respond to bids based on the information contained in an FCC Form 470 and, if one is issued, a request for proposal (RFP) or similar bidding document.

Filing Comments Electronically If you need assistance using ECFS, send an e-mail to ecfshelp@fcc.gov, or call the ECFS Help Desk at (202) 418-0193, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET.

FCC Form 470 "Description of Services Requested and Certification Form" is the first form that must be filed by a school or library in the E-rate application process.

The petition must be filed electronically through ULS using the "Submit a Pleading" link on the ULS home page. When filing electronically, you will be required to complete information as to the filer and the contact, the call sign(s) in question, and then upload the petition as an attachment.

CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

The Federal Communications Commission regulates interstate and international communications through cable, radio, television, satellite and wire. The goal of the Commission is to promote connectivity and ensure a robust and competitive market.

Complaints about issues such as loud commercials, the Do Not Call List, robocalls, unwanted telephone calls, unsolicited faxes and similar issues covered by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act are not served but are shared among FCC bureaus and offices.

FCC Form 486 (Receipt of Service Confirmation and Children's Internet Protection Act Certification Form) notifies USAC that the billed entity and/or the eligible entities that it represents is receiving, or has received, service in the relevant funding year from the named service provider(s).

CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

The FCC certification period normally takes between 8-12 weeks. To make this process faster, FCC has permitted many private companies to issue these certifications. Similarly to that, Telecommunication Certifications Body (TCB) hastens the process, and you get the certification in 1-2 weeks.

The posting of an applicant's FCC Form 470 (Description of Services Requested and Certification Form) opens the required competitive bidding process.

To open a competitive bidding process, applicants post one or more FCC Forms 470 to the USAC website. Service providers can review and respond to bids based on the information contained in an FCC Form 470 and, if one is issued, a request for proposal (RFP) or similar bidding document.

Filing Comments Electronically If you need assistance using ECFS, send an e-mail to ecfshelp@fcc.gov, or call the ECFS Help Desk at (202) 418-0193, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET.

FCC Form 470 "Description of Services Requested and Certification Form" is the first form that must be filed by a school or library in the E-rate application process.

The petition must be filed electronically through ULS using the "Submit a Pleading" link on the ULS home page. When filing electronically, you will be required to complete information as to the filer and the contact, the call sign(s) in question, and then upload the petition as an attachment.

CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

The Federal Communications Commission regulates interstate and international communications through cable, radio, television, satellite and wire. The goal of the Commission is to promote connectivity and ensure a robust and competitive market.

Complaints about issues such as loud commercials, the Do Not Call List, robocalls, unwanted telephone calls, unsolicited faxes and similar issues covered by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act are not served but are shared among FCC bureaus and offices.

FCC Form 486 (Receipt of Service Confirmation and Children's Internet Protection Act Certification Form) notifies USAC that the billed entity and/or the eligible entities that it represents is receiving, or has received, service in the relevant funding year from the named service provider(s).

CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

The FCC certification period normally takes between 8-12 weeks. To make this process faster, FCC has permitted many private companies to issue these certifications. Similarly to that, Telecommunication Certifications Body (TCB) hastens the process, and you get the certification in 1-2 weeks.

The posting of an applicant's FCC Form 470 (Description of Services Requested and Certification Form) opens the required competitive bidding process.

To open a competitive bidding process, applicants post one or more FCC Forms 470 to the USAC website. Service providers can review and respond to bids based on the information contained in an FCC Form 470 and, if one is issued, a request for proposal (RFP) or similar bidding document.

Filing Comments Electronically If you need assistance using ECFS, send an e-mail to ecfshelp@fcc.gov, or call the ECFS Help Desk at (202) 418-0193, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. ET.

FCC Form 470 "Description of Services Requested and Certification Form" is the first form that must be filed by a school or library in the E-rate application process.

The petition must be filed electronically through ULS using the "Submit a Pleading" link on the ULS home page. When filing electronically, you will be required to complete information as to the filer and the contact, the call sign(s) in question, and then upload the petition as an attachment.

CalPERS and CalSTRS board candidates must file a copy of the Form 470 with the relevant CalPERS or CalSTRS office and not the candidate's county of domicile.

The Federal Communications Commission regulates interstate and international communications through cable, radio, television, satellite and wire. The goal of the Commission is to promote connectivity and ensure a robust and competitive market.

Complaints about issues such as loud commercials, the Do Not Call List, robocalls, unwanted telephone calls, unsolicited faxes and similar issues covered by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act are not served but are shared among FCC bureaus and offices.

FCC Form 486 (Receipt of Service Confirmation and Children's Internet Protection Act Certification Form) notifies USAC that the billed entity and/or the eligible entities that it represents is receiving, or has received, service in the relevant funding year from the named service provider(s).