ATTACHMENT E

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING ULS

TO ASSOCATE CALL SIGNS WITH THE FRN

AND FILE FCC FORM 601 ELECTRONICALLY

The following are instructions for using the Universal Licensing System
(ULS) to register call signs with the FCC and file FCC Form 601. To
perform either of these procedures, you must first reach ULS through the
Internet
([[http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/]{.underline}](http://www.fcc.gov/wtb/uls)
) or through a direct dial-up connection. (Attachment F describes how to
establish a direct connection to the FCC Network using the Dial-Up
Networking features of Windows 95/98.)

You may use Netscape Communicator (v. 4.5, 4.51, 4.61, 4.7x) or Internet
Explorer (v. 5.5-6.2) browser software to electronically register and
file FCC Form 601 through ULS. You can download Netscape Communicator or
Internet Explorer free of charge through an Internet connection. The
Netscape download site is
<http://home.netscape.com/download/archive.html>, and Internet Explorer
can be found at
<http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.asp>.

## Conventions

The instructions in this attachment use the following typographical
conventions:

**bold** Represents objects on the screen that you click with the mouse
pointer, including buttons, Internet links, icons, tabs, and menu items
(e.g., **Cancel** button, **Auctions** link, **Save** option in the File
menu).

*italic* Represents field names or areas of a screen (e.g., *Licensee
Name* field, *Applicant Information* area of a screen).

***bold italic*** Represents characters that you must type exactly as
they appear in the instructions. For example, if you are instructed to
type ***http://wireless.fcc.gov*** you should type all of the characters
shown in bold italic exactly as they are printed.

[Small Caps]{.smallcaps} Represents keys on the keyboard (e.g., [Enter,
Ctrl, Esc]{.smallcaps}).

## Registering Call Signs in ULS

If you wish to register existing ULS call signs with your FRN before
filing your 601, follow the instructions below. If you do not need to
register existing call signs, proceed to the next section, \"Filing Form
601 Electronically.\"

1.  Access the ULS home page by typing
    ***http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/*** in the location field of your web
    browser, and pressing the [Enter]{.smallcaps} key. (You may also
    establish a direct dial-up connection to ULS by using Dial-Up
    Networking in Windows. See Attachment G for complete instructions.)

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2.  Click the **CORES/Call Sign** button.

3.  Follow the instructions on the screen to select a call sign entry
    method. Note: You must use the **Upload Call Signs** option if you
    have **more than 100 call signs**.\
    \
    If you do not have any call signs to register, click the
    **Continue** button.

> Click the **Help** button for additional call sign entry instructions.

4.  A screen appears requesting you to identify the call signs (if any)
    to be associated with your FRN. Even though you already have
    licenses issued by the FCC Wireless Telecommunications Bureau, you
    must identify to the ULS the call signs that are to be associated
    with your FRN. After entering your call signs, click the **Submit**
    button.

5.  When your registration has been successfully submitted to the FCC, a
    confirmation message screen appears: "Your Call Sign/ASR Information
    Has Been Updated."

> ***Important:*** Your call signs have not been successfully submitted
> to ULS unless this confirmation screen appears.

6.  From the confirmation screen, click the **Home** button to return to
    the ULS home page, or the **Registration Menu** button to register
    more FRNs or call signs.

> ***Note:** If the applicant is owned by a Real Party in Interest, the
> FRN of that entity must also have been registered with the FCC.*

## Filing FCC Form 601 Electronically

After you have received an FRN and registered call signs if necessary,
follow these steps to file FCC Form 601 electronically:

1.  Access the ULS home page by typing
    ***http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/*** in the location field of your web
    browser and pressing the [Enter]{.smallcaps} key. (You may also
    establish a direct dial-up connection to ULS by using Dial-Up
    Networking in Windows. See Attachment G for complete instructions.)

2.  Click the **Online Filing** button.

> ***Note:*** The Online Filing function of ULS triggers the automatic
> downloading of certain Java files by your web browser. These files
> will enable your system to communicate securely with ULS. To operate
> correctly, you must grant permission for these files to be downloaded
> and installed on your system. Please see
> <http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls/support/gettingconnected.html> for more
> information on this feature.

3.  At the ULS Online Filing login screen, enter the applicant's FRN and
    password. Then click **Continue**.

> **Note:** You may also enter your TIN/SGIN and password. We will
> verify you have a valid FRN associated with your TIN/SGIN, or
> otherwise prompt you to obtain an FRN. You must have an FRN to proceed
> with online filing. If you were an existing licensee in ULS prior to
> December 3, 2001, you may already have an FRN. Search by your call
> sign or licensee name in ULS License Search to determine your FRN (Go
> to the ULS home page, and select the **Licenses** button next to the
> Search heading.) Please contact Technical Support at (202) 414-1250 if
> you have any difficulties connecting to ULS.

4.  Click the **Continue** button. If you enter an incorrect FRN,
    TIN/SGIN, and/or password, an error message will appear. You must
    then type the correct information and click **Continue** again.

5.  After you have entered your FRN or TIN/SGIN and password correctly,
    you will see one of the following screens:

-   If you have completed applications filed within this business day
    for non‑auctionable applications or within the initial filing window
    for New auctionable applications, or you have existing incomplete
    applications, a work‑in‑progress screen appears listing these
    applications. You may finish an incomplete application or modify a
    completed application by clicking on it. Once the application is
    opened, follow the "Basic Guidelines for Filing Form 601 Online" in
    Step 8. To create a new application to submit, click the **Select
    New Filing** button.

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-   If you do not have existing incomplete applications or completed
    applications filed this business day for non‑auctionable
    applications or filed within the filing window for New auctionable
    applications, a screen appears requesting you to select an
    application purpose.

6.  Click the down-arrow button at the end of the *Purpose of
    Application* field to obtain the drop-down menu, and click on
    **New** for the purpose of filing. Click on **Continue** to proceed.

7.  Select the appropriate auction ID **or** radio service code, and
    click **Continue**.

8.  The ULS screens will guide you through the filing process specific
    to your purpose of application. Basic filing guidelines for filing
    Form 601 are provided below. See Attachment D for further
    information on Form 601.

> Click the ***?*** (Help) button at any time for specific filing
> instructions for each application purpose.
>
> *[Basic Guidelines for Filing Form 601 Online:]{.underline}*

-   Some of the data entry fields on the online application form may be
    prefilled with information from the Form 175 process for auctionable
    applications.

-   The online application consists of data entry fields as well as "yes
    or no" questions. You must respond to all of these questions on the
    application. If you respond "Yes" to a question, you may be required
    to file an attachment explaining the specific circumstances (see
    form for specific instructions).

-   An **Attachments** button is provided for uploading attachment
    files. You are responsible for filing all required attachments.

-   An Errors screen will list any erroneous or incomplete information
    you have provided. Click **Return**, make your corrections, and then
    click **Continue** again. You can **Save** your application and
    complete it at a later date if necessary. Saved applications must
    usually be completed within 30 days; however, applications for
    auctionable services [must be]{.underline} completed within the
    specific filing window of the auction.

-   Prior to submitting an application, you may click the **Print
    Preview** button (where available) to create a preview of your
    completed application.

9.  When your application has been successfully submitted to the FCC, a
    confirmation message screen appears. This screen shows a file number
    for the application. ***Important:*** Your application has not been
    successfully submitted to the FCC unless you have receive a file
    number assigned by ULS.

10. To print a copy of the submitted application:

> a\. Click the **Print Preview** button to see the formatted version of
> the application.
>
> Note that the file number is at the top of the form. If there is no
> file number present, this application has not been successfully
> submitted to the FCC.
>
> b\. A separate browser window will display the formatted application.
> Print the application by clicking your browser\'s **Print** button.

b.  To return to the confirmation screen, close the Print Preview window

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11. From the confirmation screen, you can click the **Home** button to
    return to the ULS home page or the **Login** button if you wish to
    log in again and submit another application. The **File Another
    Application** button will return you to the work-in-progress screen
    described in Step 6.

## Changing an Application

You may make changes to an application after you have submitted it to
the FCC, if the Commission has not yet granted your requested licenses.
Use ULS to change a pending application, as follows:

-   To make changes to a pending application at any time **before the
    6:00 P.M. ET filing deadline on October 4, 2002**, perform the
    preceding Steps 1 through 6. When the screen listing pending
    applications appears, find the entry for the application you want
    and click that entry. The pending application will appear, and you
    can change it and then submit the updated version.

-   To make changes to a pending application **after the 6:00 P.M. ET
    filing deadline on October 4, 2002**, perform the preceding Steps 1
    through 6. When the Purpose of Application screen appears, obtain
    the drop-down menu and select **Amendment**, then click the
    **Continue** button. On the next screen, obtain the drop-down menu
    on the *File Number* box, select the file number for the application
    you want to amend, and then click the **Continue** button. The
    pending application appears, and you can change it and then submit
    the amended version.

***Important:*** FCC rules contain limitations on filing of major
amendments after the **October 4, 2002,** deadline that may affect the
applicant\'s legal rights. Acceptance of an amendment by ULS does not
indicate that the amendment is allowed under the rules. Applicants are
advised to consult FCC rules in this regard prior to filing an
amendment. Once the FCC has granted a request for a license, you can
change that license by requesting a modification. To begin, perform the
preceding Steps 1 through 6. When the Purpose of Application screen
appears, obtain the drop-down menu and select **Modification**; then
click the **Continue** button. On the next screen, obtain the drop-down
menu on the *Call Sign* box, select the call sign for the license you
want to modify, and then click the **Continue** button.

## Technical Support

For technical assistance with installing or using FCC software, contact
the FCC Technical Support Hotline at (202) 414-1250 (voice) or (202)
414-1255 (TTY). The FCC Technical Support Hotline is available Monday
through Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eastern Time. There are no weekend
hours and the hotline is closed all federal holidays. All calls to the
FCC Technical Support Hotline are recorded.