ATTACHMENT D

INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETING FCC FORM 601

*In completing the FCC Form 601, applicants are strongly encouraged to
use the format below in submitting the information, as exhibits to the
FCC Form 601, required by our rules. Following this format will help
expedite the processing of the FCC Form 601 and minimize the need for
requesting missing information. Applicants seeking tribal lands bidding
credits must comply with the instructions contained in Section IV of
this Attachment.*

# I. FCC FORM 601: GENERAL REQUIREMENTS {#i.-fcc-form-601-general-requirements .unnumbered}

Applicants bear full responsibility for submission of timely and
complete FCC Form 601 applications. Applicants should read the
instructions on the FCC Form 601 carefully and should consult the rules
to ensure that, in addition to the materials described below, all the
information that is required under our rules is included with their FCC
Form 601 applications. Each applicant is responsible for the continuing
accuracy and completeness of information furnished in a pending
application. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.65. **Incomplete or defective
applications may be returned to the applicant.** *See* 47 C.F.R. §
1.934(a), (d); *see also* 47 C.F.R. § 1.933(b).

An applicant that fails to submit the required FCC Form 601 application
by **6:00 p.m. ET on December 14, 2001**, and fails to establish good
cause for any late-filed submissions, shall be deemed to have defaulted
and will be subject to the default payments set forth in Section 1.2104
of the Commission's Rules. *See* 47 C.F.R. §§ 1.2104(g), 1.2107(c).

**Number of Forms To Be Filed.** Applicants applying for multiple
licenses may submit *one* FCC Form 601 (including all required
schedules, attachments, and exhibits) if *all* filing requirements
associated with the application are identical *except* for the market
designator(s) and market name(s). An applicant seeking tribal lands
bidding credits in one or more, but not all markets, however, is
encouraged to submit two applications in order to separate those markets
in which the applicant intends to apply for tribal lands bidding credits
from those markets in which the applicant is not seeking tribal lands
bidding credits.

**Frivolous Pleadings.** The Commission reminds parties to our
proceedings and their attorneys that the Commission intends to fully use
its authority to discourage and deter the filing of frivolous pleadings.
*See* "Commission Taking Tough Measures Against Frivolous Pleadings,"
*Public Notice*, 11 FCC Rcd. 3030 (1996).

# II. FILING FCC FORM 601 ELECTRONICALLY {#ii.-filing-fcc-form-601-electronically .unnumbered}

1.  Reach the Commission's Universal Licensing System (ULS) Online
    Filing through the Internet at **http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls**.
    Select the Online Filing button from this page.

> You may also connect to the ULS Online Filing by establishing a direct
> dial-up connection to ULS by pointing your web browser to
> **http://wireless.fcc.gov/uls** and selecting the ULS Filing button.
> (Follow the instructions set forth in Attachment F to this Public
> Notice on accessing ULS through a direct dial-up connection.)
>
> **Note**: You may use Netscape Communicator (v. 4.5, 4.51, 4.61, 4.7,
> 4.75) 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 free of charge by accessing the
> Netscape download site at
> <http://home.netscape.com/download/archive.html>. You may also
> download Internet Explorer at
> <http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.asp>.

2.  At the ULS Online Filing login screen, enter the applicant's FRN
    (FCC Registration Number) and password **or** Taxpayer
    Identification Number (TIN), Subgroup Identification Number (SGIN),
    and Password. Then click on "Continue." If you provide your TIN/SGIN
    and password we will verify that you have a valid FRN or otherwise
    prompt you to obtain an FRN through the Commission Registration
    System (CORES). (See Attachment E for instructions on registering
    with the FCC.)

> **Note:** If you log in to ULS online filing on or after December 3,
> 2001, you will need to have an FCC Registration Number (FRN) in order
> to proceed with your filing. At this point, the ULS login screen will
> be modified to accept your TIN/SGIN and password **or** your FRN and
> password.
>
> If you are an existing ULS licensee **prior** to December 3, 2001, you
> can go to License Search to determine the FRN of your existing call
> signs. If you are a new user accessing ULS for the first time after
> December 3, 2001, use your FRN and password to login. For additional
> information on the FRN visit the (CORES) web site at
> <https://svartifoss2.fcc.gov/cores/CoresHome.html> and see All
> Universal Licensing System and Antenna Structure Registration
> Applicants must use their FCC Registration Number(s), effective
> December 3, 2001, Public Notice, DA 01-2452, October 23, 2001.
>
> The TIN or FRN provided must be the same one used to identify the
> applicant when filing Form 175. Contact Technical Support at (202)
> 414-1250 if you have problems accessing ULS.

3.  Click on the "Select New Filing" button to begin filing your
    application.

4.  Select Application Purpose "New" from the drop-down list and click
    on "Continue."

5.  Select "42 - MS - Multiple Address Service, Auctioned" from the
    Auction ID drop-down list and click on "Continue."

6.  Supply the information requested by FCC Form 601 and the
    Commission's Rules.

If you plan to file a request for waiver or exception to the
Commission's Rules, select "Yes" for the third question.

7.  After supplying all the requested information, fill in your
    signature at the bottom of the page and click on "Continue."

8.  The following screen lists all of the markets won by the applicant
    at the auction that have the same radio service code. Select the
    market(s) you want to apply for in this application by clicking on
    the box to the right of the market name. If you are applying for
    markets in which you intend to seek tribal lands bidding credits,
    see Section IV of this Attachment.

9.  After the market(s) have been selected, click on the "Attachments"
    button and upload the required attachments as described in the
    following section. Be sure to use the standard attachment types and
    file descriptions set forth herein.

10. When finished uploading attachments, close the Attachment window.
    After uploading each of the required attachments, click on the
    "Continue" button. At this point, you either can "Print Preview"
    your application or "Submit" it to the Commission.

11. ULS will assign a file number to the application. If you wish to
    change anything on the submitted application **during** the filing
    window, access the ULS Online Filing Screen and enter your FRN and
    Password **or** your TIN/SGIN and password (see page 2 to this
    attachment for additional information). On the next screen, click on
    the file number of the desired application in "Complete" status.

If you wish to change anything **after** the filing deadline, you may
enter your FRN and Password **or** your TIN/SGIN and password on the
Online Filing Screen, select application purpose "Amendment," and select
the file number of the application you wish to modify.

# ORGANIZATION OF APPLICATION EXHIBITS

Any exhibits to be attached to an application in response to a question
on the Main Form or Schedule B of FCC Form 601 or as specified in the
Commission's Rules should be identified as specified in the instructions
to the FCC Form 601. Applicants should use the Attachment screen
provided within the electronic filing software to submit these exhibits
as uploaded files and should select the appropriate attachment type. The
electronic filing software will accept a variety of file formats,
including Word, Word Perfect, and ASCII text. To submit a graphic image
it must first be imported into a Word document or a PDF. Additional
information on permissible file types is located under the heading
"Filing Attachments" in the ULS on-line help. Applicants are requested
not to add password protections to attached files.

Any exhibits to be attached to an application as a result of our rule
requirements should be uploaded and identified as follows:

[Title]{.underline} [Required From]{.underline}

Exhibit A: Ownership All Applicants

Exhibit B: Foreign Ownership If Applicable

Exhibit C: Designated Entities Designated Entity Applicants

Exhibit D: Agreements & Other Instruments If Applicable

Exhibit E: Confidentiality Requests If Applicable

Exhibit F: Waiver Requests If Applicable

Exhibit H: Miscellaneous Information If Applicable

Exhibit X: Tribal Government Certification If Applicable[^1]

Exhibit Y: Tribal Lands Waiver Requests If Applicable[^2]

Exhibit Z: Applicant Certification If Applicable[^3]

As specified in the instructions to the FCC Form 601, each page of each
exhibit must be identified with the number or letter of the exhibit, the
number of the page of the exhibit, and the total number of pages of the
exhibit.

### [EXHIBIT A: OWNERSHIP INFORMATION]{.smallcaps} {#exhibit-a-ownership-information .unnumbered}

Section 1.2112 of the Commission\'s Rules requires that each applicant
for a license to fully disclose the real party- or parties-in-interest.
*See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2112. To provide this information, applicants should
upload a file, select Attachment Type "Ownership" and enter "**Exhibit
A: Ownership**" in the File Description field on the Attachment Screen.

Applicants should provide the information concerning the applicant
(*i.e.,* real party- or parties-in-interest), and the ownership
interests held in the applicant and in investors in the applicant, in
the format described below. Each application shall be clear and complete
in itself without cross-reference to information previously filed. All
pages should be clearly labeled to indicate the Exhibit and Item number
to which those pages relate.

**Part 1: Direct Ownership:** Applicant must provide information
regarding its direct ownership as follows:

-   *General Rule:* The applicant must provide the name, address, and
    citizenship of any party holding 10 percent or more of stock in the
    applicant, whether voting or nonvoting, common or preferred,
    including the specific amount of the interest or percentage held.
    *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2112(a)(1).

-   If the applicant is a general partnership, provide the name,
    address, and citizenship of each partner, and the share or interest
    participation in the partnership. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2112(a)(3).

-   If the applicant is a limited partnership, provide the name,
    address, and citizenship of each limited partner whose interest in
    the applicant is 10 percent or greater (as calculated according to
    the percentage of equity paid in or the percentage of distribution
    of profits and losses). *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2112(a)(2).

-   If the applicant is a limited liability company, provide the name,
    address, and citizenship of each of its members whose interest in
    the applicant is 10 percent or greater. *See* 47 C.F.R. §
    1.2112(a)(4).

**Part 2: Indirect Ownership:** Applicant must identify all parties
holding indirect ownership interests in the applicant, as determined by
successive multiplication of the ownership percentages for each link in
the vertical ownership chain, that equals 10 percent or more of the
applicant, except that if the ownership percentage for an interest in
any link in the chain exceeds 50 percent or represents actual control,
it shall be treated and reported as if it were a 100 percent interest.
*See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2112(a)(5).

**Part 3: Other Disclosable Interests and Entities:** Applicant must
list any FCC-licensed entity or applicant for an FCC license in which
the applicant or any of the parties identified in Sections
1.2112(a)(1)-(5) of the Commission's Rules owns 10 percent or more of
stock, whether voting or nonvoting, common or preferred. This list must
include a description of each such entity's principal business and a
description of each entity's relationship to the applicant. *See* 47
C.F.R. § 1.2112(a)(6).

**Note:** Applicants may provide information required in Parts 1 through
3 above by scanning and attaching a copy of their current FCC Form 602
(in Adobe PDF) as an exhibit to FCC Form 601. To avoid inadvertent
disclosure of Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) information,
applicants submitting a copy of FCC Form 602 as an attachment to FCC
Form 601 should not include TIN information on the copy of FCC Form 602
or should block out this information. Applicants are reminded, however,
that a current FCC Form 602 must be filed, or be on file, with the
Commission's Gettysburg office.

### [EXHIBIT B: FOREIGN OWNERSHIP]{.smallcaps} {#exhibit-b-foreign-ownership .unnumbered}

If the applicant has responded \"yes\" to either Question 40, 41, 42,
43, or 44 on the FCC Form 601, it must explain the circumstances
regarding foreign ownership in the applicant. To provide this
information, the applicant should select Attachment Type "Ownership" and
enter "**Exhibit B: Foreign Ownership**" in the File Description field
on the Attachment Screen. For every direct or indirect foreign owner,
applicants should provide the following information:

*Item (1) [Percentage of Interest]{.underline}*: Identify each foreign
owner\'s percentage of ownership in the applicant.

*Item (2) [Country of Origin and Address]{.underline}*: List each
foreign owner\'s country of origin and principal place of business.

*Item (3) [Public Interest Statement]{.underline}*: Demonstrate how
allowing the applicant to hold the requested license is consistent with
the Commission\'s policies pursuant to Section 310(b)(4) of the
Communications Act of 1934, as amended. In the *Foreign Participation
Order*,[^4] the Commission stated that there is a presumption that
indirect foreign ownership of common carrier radio licenses by entities
whose home markets are World Trade Organization (WTO) Members is in the
public interest. If more than 25 percent of the ownership of an entity
that controls a common carrier radio license is attributable to parties
whose home markets are non‑WTO member countries, the Commission will
evaluate whether those markets offer effective competitive opportunities
to U.S. investors.[^5]

*Item (4) [Petitions for Declaratory Ruling]{.underline}*: As explained
in the Commission\'s *Foreign Participation Order,* licensees must seek
the Commission\'s prior approval before accepting indirect foreign
ownership that causes them to exceed the 25 percent benchmark contained
in Section 310(b)(4)of the Communications Act, as amended. In keeping
with this pre-approval process, auction applicants are required to
certify in their FCC Form 175 applications that they either are in
compliance with the foreign ownership requirements of Section 310 or
that they have filed a request for relief from those requirements that
is pending with the Commission. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2105(a)(2)(v), (vi).
Similarly, where foreign ownership is at issue, applicants must indicate
in their FCC Form 601 applications that they either have received a
declaratory ruling that grants them permission to exceed the statutory
benchmark of Section 310(b)(4) or that they have a request currently
pending at the Commission. Applicants are advised that petitions for
declaratory ruling to exceed the Section 310(b)(4) benchmark must be
granted before any license for which the applicant is a high bidder may
be granted.

Petitions for a declaratory ruling to exceed the Section 310(b)(4) - 25
percent - statutory benchmark should be addressed to the Secretary, with
a copy to the Telecommunications Division of the International Bureau,
and must be filed in paper form. There is no fee associated with such a
filing. Applicants should be aware that, under the relevant precedent,
including the Commission\'s Foreign Participation Order, streamlined
processing is possible for petitions involving investment from WTO
Members that do not raise any other potentially complex foreign
ownership issues. The Commission may conclude that a particular petition
of this type is not eligible for streamlined processing. If more than 25
percent of the ownership of an entity that controls a common carrier
radio license is attributable to parties whose home markets are non‑WTO
Members, such petitions are not eligible for streamlined processing, and
these petitioners should contact the Telecommunications Division of the
International Bureau to discuss processing of their petitions. Inquiries
regarding compliance with Section 310 of the Communications Act and the
filing and processing of petitions for declaratory ruling should be
directed to Claudia Fox, Chief of the Policy and Facilities Branch,
Telecommunications Division, International Bureau, at (202) 418-1460.

### EXHIBIT C: DESIGNATED ENTITIES {#exhibit-c-designated-entities .unnumbered}

Pursuant to Section 1.2110(f)(1) of the Commission's Rules, the
Commission may award bidding credits (*i.e*., payment discounts) to
eligible designated entities qualifying as small businesses and very
small businesses under the Commission's individual service rules. *See*
47 C.F.R. § 1.2110(f)(1). Section 101.1319 of the Commission's Rules
establishes that small businesses and very small businesses will be
eligible for designated entity status in the Multiple Address System
Service auction. We are interested in the status of applicants as
minority-owned and women-owned businesses for statistical purposes, even
if the applicant is ineligible for bidding credits.

**Small Businesses** -- Pursuant to Section 101.1319(a)(1) of the
Commission's Rules, a small business is an entity that, together with
its affiliates and persons or entities that hold interests in such
entity and their affiliates, has average gross revenues for the
preceding three years not to exceed **\$15 million**. *See* 47 C.F.R. §
101.1319(a)(1). Small businesses are eligible for bidding credits of
**25 percent** to lower the cost of their winning bids. *See* 47 C.F.R.
§1.2110(f)(2)(ii).

**Very Small Businesses** -- Pursuant to Section 101.1319(a)(2) of the
Commission's Rules, a very small business is an entity that, together
with its affiliates and persons or entities that hold interests in such
entity and their affiliates, has average gross revenues for the
preceding three years not to exceed **\$3 million**. *See* 47 C.F.R. §
101.1319(a)(2). Very small businesses are eligible for bidding credits
of **35 percent** to lower the cost of their winning bids. *See* 47
C.F.R. §1.2110(f)(2)(i).

**[For Small Business and Very Small Business Consortia.]{.underline}**
Applicants that applied as a **small business consortia** or **very
small business consortia** must compute and indicate gross revenues for
**each** member of the consortium. Each business entity comprising the
small or very small business consortium must individually qualify and
show gross revenues separately. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2110(b)(3), (k).

In order to demonstrate eligibility for any such designated entity
status, applicants must upload a file, select Attachment Type
"Ownership" and enter "**Exhibit C: Designated Entities**" in the File
Description field on the Attachment screen. In the exhibit, applicants
should identify the applicant\'s claimed eligibility status and provide
separately for itself, its affiliates, its controlling interests, and
the affiliates of its controlling interests, a schedule of gross
revenues for each of the preceding three years, as well as a statement
of total average gross revenues for the three-year period. If the
applicant is applying as a consortium of small or very small businesses,
this information must be provided for each consortium member. *See*,
*e.g., Auction No. 42 Procedures Public Notice* at Section II.D.4 (rel.
July 27, 2001).

### EXHIBIT D: AGREEMENTS & OTHER INSTRUMENTS {#exhibit-d-agreements-other-instruments .unnumbered}

All applicants must provide a detailed explanation of the terms and
conditions and parties involved in any bidding consortia, joint
ventures, partnerships or other agreements or arrangements into which
the applicant has entered relating to the competitive bidding process
prior to the time the bidding was completed. *See* 47 C.F.R. §
1.2107(d).

Applicants claiming designated entity status must list and summarize all
agreements and other instruments (with appropriate references to
specific provisions in the text of such agreements and instruments) that
support the applicant\'s eligibility as a small business, a very small
business, or a consortium of small or very small businesses under
Section 101.1319 of the Commission\'s Rules, including the establishment
of *de facto* and *de jure* control. *See* 47 C.F.R. §§ 101.1319,
1.2112(b)(2)(i). Such agreements and instruments include, but are not
limited to, articles of incorporation and bylaws, shareholder
agreements, voting or other trust agreements, partnership agreements,
management agreements, joint marketing agreements, franchise agreements,
and any other relevant agreements (including letters of intent), oral or
written. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2112(b)(2)(i). These applicants also must
list and summarize any investor protection agreements, including rights
of first refusal, supermajority clauses, options veto rights, and rights
to hire and fire employees and to appoint members to boards of directors
or management committees. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2112(b)(2)(ii).

To comply with these requirements, applicants may submit either the
agreements themselves or a detailed summary of those agreements.
Applicants should upload the information in a file, select Attachment
Type "Other" and enter "**Exhibit D: Agreements & Other Instruments**"
in the File Description field on the Attachment screen. Applicants
choosing to submit the agreements may elect to seek confidentiality for
those documents pursuant to Section 0.459 of the Commission\'s Rules, 47
C.F.R. § 0.459 (*see* discussion of confidentiality requests under
\"Confidentiality Requests\" below).

### [EXHIBIT E: CONFIDENTIALITY REQUESTS]{.smallcaps} {#exhibit-e-confidentiality-requests .unnumbered}

Applicants should be aware that all information required by the
Commission\'s Rules in connection with applications to participate in
spectrum auctions is necessary to determine the applicants\'
qualifications and, as such, will be available for public inspection.
Required proprietary information may be redacted, and confidentiality
may be sought pursuant to Section 0.459 of the Commission's Rules. *See*
47 C.F.R. § 0.459. Applicants requesting confidential treatment for any
information required as a condition to participate in the auction must
follow the procedures set out in Section 0.459 of the Commission's
Rules, 47 C.F.R. § 0.459. (Applicants submitting confidentiality
requests should be aware that 47 C.F.R. § 0.459 was amended to set out
more clearly what should be contained in a request that information not
be made routinely available for public disclosure. *See* Examination of
Current Policy Concerning the Treatment of Confidential Information
Submitted to the Commission, *Report and Order*, 13 FCC Rcd 24816
(1998)). Because the required information bears on an applicant's
qualifications, the Commission envisions that confidentiality requests
will not be routinely granted.

If an applicant has sought confidential treatment of any information, it
must attach a statement explaining the request and referencing the
particular information for which confidential treatment has been
requested. To provide this information, applicants should upload this
statement as a file, select Attachment Type "Confidentiality" and enter
"**Exhibit E: Confidentiality Requests**" in the File Description field
on the Attachment Screen.

Note: Applicants must select Attachment Type "Confidentiality" for the
particular exhibit for which they are requesting confidential treatment.
Otherwise, the attachment will be available for public inspection.

### EXHIBIT F: WAIVER REQUESTS {#exhibit-f-waiver-requests .unnumbered}

**Note: This part does not apply to tribal lands waiver requests. *See*
Section IV, Exhibit Y: Tribal Lands Waiver Requests.**

In the event that a winning bidder wishes to file a request for waiver,
the request should be filed with the corresponding application.
Applicants should upload this waiver request as a file, select
Attachment Type "Waiver" and enter "**Exhibit F: Waiver Requests**" in
the File Description field on the Attachment screen.

Waiver requests filed after the submission of the FCC Form 601 may
result in a delay of the processing of the application. If a request for
waiver is filed separately from the FCC Form 601, such request must
refer to the corresponding application, including its file number.

### EXHIBIT H: MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION {#exhibit-h-miscellaneous-information .unnumbered}

In the event that a winning bidder wishes to provide any additional
information that does not fall within any of the other exhibits, these
documents or files should be submitted by selecting Attachment Type
"Other" and entering "**Exhibit H: Miscellaneous Information**" in the
File Description field on the Attachment Screen.

#  IV. INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLICANTS SEEKING TRIBAL LANDS BIDDING CREDITS {#iv.-instructions-for-applicants-seeking-tribal-lands-bidding-credits .unnumbered}

**Filing the Long-Form Application:** Winning bidders interested in
receiving a tribal lands bidding credit must indicate on the long-form
application (FCC Form 601, Schedule B) each market for which they will
seek the credit by clicking on the appropriate box. *See* 47 C.F.R. §§
1.2107(e), 1.2110(f)(3)(i). For a list of the tribal lands in each
Economic Area (EA), go to the Auction website at
**http://wireless.fcc.gov/auctions** and click on "Tribal Land Credits,"
and then click "Cross References."

Applicants indicating that they intend to serve a qualifying tribal land
in any market(s) within the application will have an additional 90 days
after the long-form application deadline within which to secure the
necessary certifications from tribal authorities and amend their
application to provide the requisite tribal information and
certification. Applicants seeking a tribal lands bidding credit for
some, but not all, markets in which they were the high bidder are
encouraged to submit two applications. One application will include
markets in which the applicant intends to apply for a tribal lands
bidding credit. The other application will include those markets in
which the applicant is not seeking a tribal lands bidding credit.

Any applicant that intends to apply for tribal lands bidding credits
must do so by the filing deadline for the long-form applications.
Applicants will not be permitted to amend their applications after the
filing deadline to indicate that they intend to seek a tribal lands
bidding credit for a market. However, it is possible for applicants to
amend an application to indicate that they no longer intend to seek
tribal lands bidding credits in a particular market. Applicants that
elect to seek the tribal lands bidding credit when they initially submit
the long-form application, but then subsequently decide not to seek the
credit, should amend their applications to delete the request for the
tribal lands bidding credit.

> **Amending the Long Form Application**: Within the 90-day period, the
> applicant must re-enter ULS to amend the long-form application. *See*
> 47 C.F.R. § 1.2110(f)(3)(ii).

-   Enter the applicant's FRN (FCC Registration Number) and password
    **or** Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), Subgroup Identification
    Number (SGIN), and Password into the ULS Filing Screen.

> Note: An FRN is required if accessing ULS on or after December 3,
> 2001. See page 2 of this attachment for additional information.

-   Select "Amendment" from the drop-down list and click "Continue."

-   Select the file number for the application to be amended.

-   The system will display the first page of the long-form 601. If you
    are requesting a waiver pertaining to the tribal lands information
    or bidding credit, select "yes" for the third question on this page.
    Click "Continue" when done.

-   ULS will present a table, the Schedule B, consisting of the markets
    selected by the applicant on the initial long-form application,
    along with the box indicating whether or not tribal lands bidding
    credit is being sought for the markets. Click "Continue."

-   ULS will present a drop-down list consisting of the markets where a
    tribal lands bidding credit is being sought. Select the market for
    which you have tribal government certifications and click "Edit
    Tribal Lands."

-   ULS also will provide the names of the federally recognized tribal
    lands in each market and the square kilometers of each tribal land
    within that market. For each market where a tribal lands bidding
    credit is being sought, the applicant must mark the tribal lands
    that it intends to serve and attach a signed, tribal government
    certification from each of the federally recognized tribal
    governments and an applicant certification. *See* "**Exhibit X:
    Tribal Government Certification**" and "**Exhibit Z: Applicant
    Certification**."

ULS will calculate the bidding credit amount for each market
automatically, according to the size (in square kilometers) of the
tribal territory within the market, and in compliance with the bidding
credit limit. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2110(f)(3)(iii), (iv); *see also* In
the Matter of Extending Wireless Telecommunications Services to Tribal
Lands, *Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rule Making*, 15
FCC Rcd 11794, 11803 ¶ 25 (2000) ("*Tribal Lands Order*"). If multiple
spectrum blocks are won in the same market, the winning bid amounts for
the spectrum blocks serving tribal lands will be aggregated and the
bidding credit limit will be applied against the aggregated amount.
*See* Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Releases Additional Information
Regarding the Procedures for Obtaining a Tribal Lands Bidding Credit and
List of Tribal Lands, *Public Notice*, 15 FCC Rcd 24838, 24839 (2000)
(*Tribal Lands Public Notice*).

If the applicant is seeking a bidding credit in excess of the amount
calculated pursuant to Section 1.2110(f)(3), the applicant must submit a
waiver request, pursuant to Section 1.925 of the Commission's Rules.
*See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.925. Each waiver request will be evaluated on a
case-by-case basis. *See* "**Exhibit Y: Tribal Lands Waiver Requests**."

### Exhibit X: Tribal Government Certification {#exhibit-x-tribal-government-certification .unnumbered}

Within the 90-day period, the applicant must amend its long-form
application to provide the required tribal government certifications for
each tribal land identified in the application. *See* 47 C.F.R. §
1.2110(f)(3)(ii)(A). The tribal government certifications **must be
signed** by an officer, allotment owner(s), or corporate officer of the
tribal lands, Indian allotment, or Alaska Native land, respectively, and
uploaded as an Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). Each tribal
government certification should be attached separately by selecting
Attachment Type "Tribal Government Certification" and entering
"**Exhibit X: Tribal Government Certification**" in the Description
Field on the Attachment Screen. In addition, the Description Field
should indicate the market and tribal lands to which the certification
pertains.

A tribal government certification must state that:

1.  The tribal area to be served by the winning bidder is a
    federally-recognized Indian tribe's reservation, Pueblo, Colony,
    Alaska Native region, or Indian allotment, and has a wireline
    telephone subscription rate at or below seventy (70) percent;

2.  The tribal government has not and will not enter into an exclusive
    contract with the applicant precluding entry by other carriers, and
    will not unreasonably discriminate among wireless carriers seeking
    to provide service on the qualifying tribal land; and

3.  The tribal government will permit the applicant to site facilities
    and provide service on its tribal land.

*See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2110(f)(3)(ii)(A)(1)-(3); s*ee also Tribal Lands
Public Notice*, 15 FCC Rcd at 24840.

### Exhibit Y: Tribal Lands Waiver Requests  {#exhibit-y-tribal-lands-waiver-requests .unnumbered}

**Request for an additional bidding credit**: If the applicant is
seeking a credit in excess of the amount calculated according to Section
1.2110(f)(3), the applicant must submit a waiver request, pursuant to
Section 1.925 of the Commission's Rules. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.925; *see
also* *Tribal Lands Order*, 15 FCC Rcd at 11805 ¶ 29. These waiver
requests are subject to the percentage cap on tribal lands bidding
credits, and waivers will not be granted in excess of the applicable
cap. *See Tribal Lands Order*, 15 FCC Rcd at 11805 ¶ 29. This waiver
request must demonstrate that the infrastructure costs exceed the amount
of the standard bidding credit as calculated by ULS. *See id*. The
applicant will need to supply a detailed showing of the projected
infrastructure costs, including a certification by an independent
auditor that the estimated costs are reasonable. *See id*. Each tribal
land waiver request should be attached separately by selecting
Attachment Type "Tribal Lands Waiver Requests" and entering "**Exhibit
Y: Tribal Lands Waiver Requests**" in the Description Field on the
Attachment Screen. In addition, the Description Field should indicate
the market to which the waiver request pertains.

### Exhibit Z: Applicant Certification {#exhibit-z-applicant-certification .unnumbered}

The applicant must attach a certification stating that it will comply
with the buildout requirements set forth in § 1.2110(f)(3)(vi) of the
Commission's Rules and that it will consult with the tribal government
regarding the siting of facilities and deployment of service on the
tribal land. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2110(f)(3)(ii)(B).

### V. FCC FORM 602 {#v.-fcc-form-602 .unnumbered}

A current FCC Form 602 must be on file, in paper form, with the
Commission's Gettysburg, Pennsylvania office by the filing deadline for
the FCC Form 601. *See* 47 C.F.R. § 1.2107(f). If an applicant already
has an FCC Form 602 on file and it is complete and accurate, it is not
necessary to file another FCC Form 602. If the applicant does not have
an FCC Form 602 on file or if its FCC Form 602 is no longer complete and
accurate, the applicant **must** submit a new or updated FCC Form 602 so
that it arrives at the Commission's Gettysburg office by the filing
deadline for the FCC Form 601 (*i.e.*, it is not sufficient to mail the
FCC Form 602 on the last day of the FCC Form 601 filing period). Send
all FCC Form 602s to:

> **Federal Communications Commission**
>
> **Rear entrance 35 York Street**
>
> **Gettysburg, PA 17325**

For additional information about filing the FCC Form 602, see Wireless
Telecommunications Bureau Answers Frequently Asked Questions Concerning
Reporting of Ownership Information on FCC Form 602, *Public Notice*, 14
FCC Rcd 8261 (1999).

[^1]: Applicants applying for markets where they are seeking a tribal
    lands bidding credit must attach all tribal government
    certifications, applicant certifications, and waiver exhibits, as
    applicable, within 90 days of filing their long-form application.
    *See* Section IV of Attachment D. The applicant does not need to
    include these attachments in applications in which the applicant is
    not including markets where a tribal lands bidding credit is being
    sought.

[^2]: ^?^ *See id.*

[^3]: *See id.*

[^4]: Rules and Policies on Foreign Participation in the U.S.
    Telecommunications Market, IB Docket No. 97-142, Market Entry and
    Regulation of Foreign-Affiliated Entities, IB Docket No. 95-22,
    *Report and Order and Order on Reconsideration*, 12 FCC Rcd 23891
    (1997) (*Foreign Participation Order*), *Order on Reconsideration*,
    15 FCC Rcd 18158 (2000).

[^5]: See Foreign Participation Order, 12 FCC Rcd 23935-42, 23946 at ¶¶
    97‑118, 131.