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 PUBLIC  NOTICE  FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION  445  12th  STREET  S.  W.  WASHINGTON  D.  C.  20554 
 News  media  information  202-  418-  0500  Fax-  On-  Demand  202-  418-  2830;  Internet:  http://  www.  fcc.  gov  (or  ftp.  fcc.  gov) 
 TTY  (202)  418-  2555  DA  No.  03-  3341 


 Thursday  October  23,  2003  TEL-  00724  Report  No. 


 Section  214  Applications  (47  C.  F.  R.    63.18);  Cable  Landing  License  Applications  (47  C.  F.  R.    1.767);  Requests  to  Authorize  Switched  Services  over  Private  Lines  (47  C.  F.  R.    63.16);  Section  310(  b)(  4)  Requests 
 INTERNATIONAL  AUTHORIZATIONS  GRANTED 


 The  following  applications  have  been  granted  pursuant  to  the  Commissions  streamlined  processing  procedures  set  forth  in  Section  63.12  of  the  Commissions  rules,  47  C.  F.  R.    63.12,  other  provisions  of  the  Commissions  rules,  or  procedures 
 set  forth  in  an  earlier  public  notice  listing  applications  accepted  for  filing. 
 Unless  otherwise  noted,  these  grants  authorize  the  applicants  (1)  to  become  a  facilities-  based  international  common  carrier  subject  to  47  C.  F.  R.    63.22;  and/  or  (2)  to  become  a  resale-  based  international  common  carrier  subject  to  47  C.  F.  R.   
 63.23;  or  (3)  to  exceed  the  25  percent  foreign  ownership  benchmark  applicable  to  common  carrier  radio  licensees  under  47  U.  S.  C.    310(  b)(  4).  Grants  under  Section  63.16  and  certain  grants  under  Section  63.18  also  authorize  carriers  generally  to 
 use  their  authorized  private  lines  to  provide  switched  services  (ISR)  between  the  United  States  and  particular  international  points  pursuant  to  47  C.  F.  R.    63.16.  See  also  47  C.  F.  R.    63.22(  e),  63.23(  d). 


 This  public  notice  serves  as  each  newly  authorized  carriers  Section  214  certificate.  It  contains  general  and  specific  conditions,  which  are  set  forth  below.  Newly  authorized  carriers  should  carefully  review  the  terms  and  conditions  of  their 
 authorizations.  These  are  set  forth  in  detail  below  and  in  Sections  63.21,  63.22,  and  63.23  of  the  Commissions  rules,  47  C.  F.  R.    63.21-.  23.  Failure  to  comply  with  general  or  specific  conditions  of  an  authorization,  or  with  other  relevant 
 Commission  rules  and  policies,  could  result  in  fines  and  forfeitures. 
 The  Commission  most  recently  amended  its  rules  applicable  to  international  telecommunications  common  carriers  in  2000  Biennial  Regulatory  Review,  Policy  and  Rules  Concerning  the  International,  Interexchange  Marketplace,  FCC  01-  93, 
 released,  March  20,  2001,  66  Fed.  Reg.  16874  (Mar.  28,  2001).  See  also  IB  Docket  No.  97-  142,  Rules  and  Policies  on  Foreign  Participation  in  the  U.  S.  Telecommunications  Market,  Order  on  Reconsideration,  15  FCC  Rcd  18158  (2000);  IB  Docket  No. 
 98-  118,  Review  of  International  Common  Carrier  Regulations,  FCC  99-  51,  released  March  23,  1999,  64  Fed.  Reg.  19,057  (Apr.  19,  1999)  and  in  IB  Docket  Nos.  98-  148,  95-  22,  CC  Docket  No.  90-  337  (Phase  II),  1998  Biennial  Regulatory  Review  -Reform 
 of  the  International  Settlements  Policy  and  Associated  Filing  Requirements,  FCC  99-  73,  released  May  6,  1999,  64  Fed.  Reg.  34,  734  (June  29,  1999).  An  updated  version  of  Sections  63.09.  24  of  the  rules,  and  other  related  sections,  is 
 available  at  http://  www.  fcc.  gov/  ib/  td/  pf/  telecomrules.  html. 


 AT&  T  Corp.  ISP-  PDR-  20030915-  00023  P 


 Date  of  Action:  10/  22/  2003 
 Other  Companies: 
 AT&  T  Alascom,  Inc.;  AT&  T  Puerto  Rico;  AT&  T  of  the  U.  S.  Virgin  Islands,  Inc. 


 Petition  to  provide  service  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Section  63.16(  d)  of  the  rules  to  provide  switched  service  via 
 international  private  lines  interconnected  with  the  public  switched  network  at  one  or  both  ends  (ISR)  between  the  United  States  and  the 
 Fiji  Islands. 


 Grant  of  Authority 
 Petition  for  Declaratory  Ruling 


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 LambdaNet  Communications  GmbH  ITC-  214-  20030908-  00427  E 
 Global  or  Limited  Global  Facilities-  Based  Service,  Global  or  Limited  Global  Resale  Service 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  17/  2003 
 Service(  s): 


 Application  for  authority  to  provide  facilities-  based  service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  1)  of  the  rules,  and  also  to  provide 
 service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  2)  of  the  rules. 


 Grant  of  Authority 
 International  Telecommunications  Certificate 


 Globalcall  Communications  Inc.  ITC-  214-  20030923-  00443  E 
 Global  or  Limited  Global  Facilities-  Based  Service,  Global  or  Limited  Global  Resale  Service 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  17/  2003 
 Service(  s): 


 Application  for  authority  to  provide  facilities-  based  service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  1)  of  the  rules,  and  also  to  provide 
 service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  2)  of  the  rules. 


 Grant  of  Authority 
 International  Telecommunications  Certificate 


 Fonotel  Communications,  Inc.  ITC-  214-  20030925-  00444  E 
 Global  or  Limited  Global  Facilities-  Based  Service,  Global  or  Limited  Global  Resale  Service 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  17/  2003 
 Service(  s): 


 Application  for  authority  to  provide  facilities-  based  service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  1)  of  the  rules,  and  also  to  provide 
 service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  2)  of  the  rules. 


 Grant  of  Authority 
 International  Telecommunications  Certificate 


 Sail  Networks  Inc.  ITC-  214-  20031001-  00452  E 
 Global  or  Limited  Global  Facilities-  Based  Service,  Global  or  Limited  Global  Resale  Service 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  17/  2003 
 Service(  s): 


 Application  for  authority  to  proivde  facilities-  based  service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  1)  of  the  rules,  and  also  to  provide 
 service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  2)  of  the  rules. 


 Grant  of  Authority 
 International  Telecommunications  Certificate 


 ACCATEL,  INC.  ITC-  214-  20031001-  00453  E 
 Global  or  Limited  Global  Facilities-  Based  Service,  Global  or  Limited  Global  Resale  Service 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  17/  2003 
 Service(  s): 


 Application  for  authority  to  provide  facilities-  based  service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  1)  of  the  rules,  and  also  to  provide 
 service  in  accordance  with  Section  63.18(  e)(  2)  of  the  rules. 


 Grant  of  Authority 
 International  Telecommunications  Certificate 


 Interlink  Communications,  Inc.,  Trustee-  in-  Possession  ITC-  ASG-  20030825-  00485  P 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  22/  2003 


 TO: 
 Post-  notification  of  pro  forma  assignment  of  international  section  214  authorization  held  by  Interlink  Communications,  Inc.  to 
 Interlink  Communications,  Inc.,  as  Trustee-  in-  Possession  (ITC-  214-  19981014-  00699).  On  June  1,  2001,  Interlink  Communications, 
 Inc.,  filed  for  reorganization  under  Chapter  11  of  the  U.  S.  Bankruptcy  Code,  11  U.  S.  C.    101,  et  seq.  Notice  of  the  subsequent  pro 
 forma  assignment  was  filed  on  August  25,  2003. 


 Interlink  Communications,  Inc. 
 Grant  of  Authority 
 FROM: 
 Current  Licensee: 


 Interlink  Communications,  Inc.,  Trustee-  in-  Possession 
 Interlink  Communications,  Inc 


 Assignment 


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 CTC  Communications  Corp.-  Debtor-  In-  Possession  ITC-  ASG-  20030908-  00486  P 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  22/  2003 


 TO: 
 Post-  notification  of  pro  forma  assignment  of  international  section  214  authorization  held  by  CTC  Communications  Corp.  to  CTC 
 Communications  Corp.,  as  Debtor-  in-  Possession  (ITC-  95-  187).  On  October  3,  2002,  CTC  Communications  Corp.  filed  for 
 reorganization  under  Chapter  11  of  the  U.  S.  Bankruptcy  Code,  11  U.  S.  C.    101,  et  seq.  Notice  of  the  subsequent  pro  forma 
 assignment  was  filed  on  September  8,  2003. 


 CTC  Communications  Corp. 
 Grant  of  Authority 
 FROM: 
 Current  Licensee: 


 CTC  Communications  Corp.-  Debtor-  In-  Possession 
 CTC  Communications  Corp. 


 Assignment 


 CTC  Communications  of  Virginia,  Inc.-  Debtor-  In-  Possession  ITC-  ASG-  20030908-  00487  P 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  22/  2003 


 TO: 
 Post-  notification  of  pro  forma  assignment  of  international  section  214  authorization  held  by  CTC  Communications  of  Virginia,  Inc. 
 to  CTC  Communications  of  Virginia,  Inc.,  as  Debtor-  in-  Possession  (ITC-  214-  19980820-  00606).  On  October  3,  2002,  CTC 
 Communications  of  Virginia,  Inc.,  filed  for  reorganization  under  Chapter  11  of  the  U.  S.  Bankruptcy  Code,  11  U.  S.  C.    101,  et  seq. 
 Notice  of  the  subsequent  pro  forma  assignment  was  filed  on  September  8,  2003. 


 CTC  Communications  of  Virginia,  Inc. 
 Grant  of  Authority 
 FROM: 
 Current  Licensee: 


 CTC  Communications  of  Virginia,  Inc.-  Debtor-  In-  Possession 
 CTC  Communications  of  Virginia,  Inc. 


 Assignment 


 NTELOS  Network  Inc.  as  Debtor-  in-  Possession  ITC-  ASG-  20031002-  00479  P 
 Date  of  Action:  10/  22/  2003 


 TO: 
 Post-  notification  of  pro  forma  assignment  of  international  section  214  authorization  held  by  NTELOS  Network  Inc.  to  NTELOS 
 Network  Inc.  as  Debtor-  in-  Possession  (ITC-  214-  19970710-  00390).  On  March  4,  2003,  NTELOS  Network  Inc.,  filed  for 
 reorganization  under  Chapter  11  of  the  U.  S.  Bankruptcy  Code,  11  U.  S.  C.    101,  et  seq.  Notice  of  the  subsequent  pro  forma 
 assignment  was  filed  on  August  18,  2003. 


 NTELOS  Network,  Inc.  f/  k/  a  CFW  Network  Inc. 
 Grant  of  Authority 
 FROM: 
 Current  Licensee: 


 NTELOS  Network  Inc.  as  Debtor-  in-  Possession 
 NTELOS  Network  Inc.  f/  k/  a  CFW  Network  Inc. 


 Assignment 


 INFORMATIVE 
 SCL-  LIC-  19990303-  00004  TeliaSonera  International  Carrier,  Inc. 


 Telia  International  Carrier,  Inc.  hereby  notifies  the  Commission  by  letter  dated  September  26,  2003,  that  it  has  changed  its  name 
 to  TeliaSonera  International  Carrier,  Inc.  The  name  change  also  applies  to  ITC-  96-  545;  ITC-  96-  310;  ITC-  96-  335;  ITC-  96-  311; 
 ITC-  96-  509;  ITC-  96-  508;  ITC-  96-  533;  ITC-  98-  342,  342A;  SCL-  98-  003,  003A. 


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 CONDITIONS  APPLICABLE  TO  INTERNATIONAL  SECTION  214  AUTHORIZATIONS 
 (1)  These  authorizations  are  subject  to  the  Exclusion  List  for  International  Section  214  Authorizations,  which  identifies  restrictions  on  providing  service  to  particular  countries  or  using  particular  facilities.  The  most  recent  Exclusion  List  is 
 attached  to  this  Public  Notice.  The  list  applies  to  all  U.  S.  international  carriers,  including  those  that  have  previously  received  global  or  limited  global  Section  214  authority,  whether  by  streamlined  grant  or  specific  written  order.  Carriers  are 
 advised  that  the  attached  Exclusion  List  is  subject  to  amendment  at  any  time  pursuant  to  the  procedures  set  forth  in  Streamlining  the  International  Section  214  Authorization  Process  and  Tariff  Requirements,  IB  Docket  No.  95-  118,  11  FCC 
 Rcd  12884  (1996),  para.  18.  A  copy  of  the  current  Exclusion  List  will  be  maintained  in  the  FCC  Reference  and  Information  Center  and  will  be  available  at  http://  www.  fcc.  gov/  ib/  td/  pf/  exclusionlist.  html.  It  also  will  be  attached  to  each  Public  Notice 
 that  grants  international  Section  214  authority. 
 (2)  The  export  of  telecommunications  services  and  related  payments  to  countries  that  are  subject  to  economic  sanctions  may  be  restricted.  For  information  concerning  current  restrictions,  call  the  Office  of  Foreign  Assets  Control,  U.  S. 
 Department  of  the  Treasury,  (202)  622-  2520. 
 (3)  Carriers  shall  comply  with  the  requirements  of  Section  63.11  of  the  Commission's  rules,  which  requires  notification  by,  and  in  certain  circumstances  prior  notification  by,  U.  S.  carriers  acquiring  an  affiliation  with  foreign  carriers.  A  carrier  that 
 acquires  an  affiliation  with  a  foreign  carrier  will  be  subject  to  possible  reclassification  as  a  dominant  carrier  on  an  affiliated  route  pursuant  to  the  provisions  of  Section  63.10  of  the  rules.  The  Commission  recently  amended  Section  63.11  of  the 
 rules  in  its  Order  on  Reconsideration  in  IB  Docket  No.  97-  142,  15  FCC  Rcd  18158  (2000). 
 (4)  Carriers  shall  comply  with  the  Commission's  International  Settlements  Policy  and  associated  filing  requirements  contained  in  Sections  43.51  and  64.1001  of  the  Commission's  Rules,  47  C.  F.  R.    43.51,  64.1001.  The  Commission  modified 
 these  requirements  most  recently  in  2000  Biennial  Regulatory  Review,  Policy  and  Rules  Concerning  the  International,  Interexchange  Marketplace,  FCC  01-  93,  released,  March  20,  2001,  66  Fed.  Reg.  16874  (Mar.  28,  2001).  See  also  1998 
 Biennial  Regulatory  Review  -  Reform  of  the  International  Settlements  Policy  and  Associated  Filing  Requirements,  IB  Docket  Nos.  98-  148,  95-  22,  CC  Docket  No.  90-  337  (Phase  II),  FCC  99-  73  (rel.  May  6,  1999).  In  addition,  any  carrier 
 interconnecting  private  lines  to  the  U.  S.  public  switched  network  at  its  switch,  including  any  switch  in  which  the  carrier  obtains  capacity  either  through  lease  or  otherwise,  shall  file  annually  with  the  Chief,  International  Bureau,  a  certified 
 statement  containing,  on  a  country-  specific  basis,  the  number  and  type  (e.  g.,  64  kbps  circuits)  of  private  lines  interconnected  in  such  manner.  The  Commission  will  treat  the  country  of  origin  information  as  confidential.  Carriers  need 
 not  file  their  contracts  for  interconnection  unless  the  Commission  specifically  requests.  Carriers  shall  file  their  annual  report  on  February  1  (covering  international  private  lines  interconnected  during  the  preceding  January  1  to  December  31 
 period)  of  each  year.  International  private  lines  to  countries  for  which  the  Commission  has  authorized  the  provision  of  switched  basic  services  over  private  lines  at  any  time  during  a  particular  reporting  period  are  exempt  from  this 
 requirement.  See  47  C.  F.  R.    43.51(  d). 
 (5)  Carriers  authorized  to  provide  private  line  service  either  on  a  facilities  or  resale  basis  are  limited  to  the  provision  of  such  private  line  service  only  between  the  United  States  and  those  foreign  points  covered  by  their  referenced 
 applications  for  Section  214  authority.  In  addition,  the  carriers  may  not  --  and  their  tariffs  must  state  that  their  customers  may  not  --  connect  their  private  lines  to  the  public  switched  network  at  either  the  U.  S.  or  foreign  end,  or  both,  for  the 
 provision  of  international  switched  basic  services,  unless  the  Commission  has  authorized  the  provision  of  switched  services  over  private  lines  to  the  particular  country  at  the  foreign  end  of  the  private  line  or  the  carrier  is  exchanging 
 switched  traffic  with  a  foreign  carrier  that  the  Commission  has  determined  lacks  market  power  in  the  country  at  the  foreign  end  of  the  private  line.  See  47  C.  F.  R.    63.16,  63.22(  e),  63.23(  d).  A  foreign  carrier  lacks  market  power  for  purposes  of  this 
 rule  if  it  does  not  appear  on  the  Commission  list  of  foreign  carriers  that  do  not  qualify  for  the  presumption  that  they  lack  market  power  in  particular  foreign  points.  This  list  is  available  at 
 http://  www.  fcc.  gov/  Bureaus/  International/  Public_  Notices/  1999/  da990809.  txt.  See  generally  1998  Biennial  Regulatory  Review  -  Reform  of  the  International  Settlements  Policy  and  Associated  Filing  Requirements,  IB  Docket  Nos.  98-  148, 
 95-  22,  CC  Docket  No.  90-  337  (Phase  II),  FCC  99-  73  (rel.  May  6,  1999),  paras.  12-  15,  102-  109. 
 (6)  The  Commission  has  authorized  the  provision  of  switched  basic  services  via  facilities-  based  or  resold  private  lines  between  the  United  States  and  the  following  foreign  points:  Sweden,  Canada,  New  Zealand,  the  United  Kingdom, 
 Australia,  The  Netherlands,  Luxembourg,  Norway,  Denmark,  France,  Germany,  Belgium,  Austria,  Switzerland,  Japan,  Italy,  Ireland,  Hong  Kong,  Iceland,  Spain,  Finland,  Israel,  Singapore,  Netherlands  Antilles,  Poland,  Argentina,  United  Arab 
 Emirates,  Macau,  Hungary,  Philippines,  Greece,  Uruguay,  Brunei,  Trinidad  &  Tobago,  Czech  Republic,  the  Dominican  Republic,  Brazil,  Botswana,  Costa  Rica,  South  Africa,  Saint  Lucia,  Saint  Kitts  &  Nevis,  Saint  Vincent,  Antigua,  Malaysia, 
 Thailand,  Belize,  Panama,  Guatemala,  Venezuela,  Bahrain,  South  Korea,  Portugal,  Cyprus,  Slovak  Republic,  Slovenia,  Dominica,  Grenada,  Jamaica,  Kuwait,  Jordan,  Paraguay,  Croatia,  Egypt,  Zambia,  Ecuador,  Barbados,  Colombia,  Chile,  El 
 Salvador,  Taiwan,  Nicaragua,  Turkey,  Peru,  Morocco,  Ghana,  Bolivia,  Guyana,  Mongolia,  Zimbabwe,  Gambia,  Nigeria,  Page  4  of  6 
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 Salvador,  Taiwan,  Nicaragua,  Turkey,  Peru,  Morocco,  Ghana,  Bolivia,  Guyana,  Mongolia,  Zimbabwe,  Gambia,  Nigeria,  Bangladesh,  Indonesia,  Tunisia,  Qatar,  Oman,  Mauritius,  New  Caledonia,  Guniea,  Suriname,  and  Fiji  Islands. 
 (7)  Carriers  may  engage  in  "switched  hubbing"  to  countries  for  which  the  Commission  has  not  authorized  the  provision  of  switched  basic  services  over  private  lines  consistent  with  Section  63.17(  b)  of  the  rules. 
 (8)  Carriers  may  provide  U.  S.  inbound  or  outbound  switched  basic  service  via  their  authorized  private  lines  extending  between  or  among  the  United  States,  Sweden,  New  Zealand,  the  United  Kingdom,  Australia,  The  Netherlands, 
 Luxembourg,  Norway,  Denmark,  France,  Germany,  Belgium,  Austria,  Switzerland,  Japan,  Italy,  Ireland,  Hong  Kong,  Iceland,  Spain,  Finland,  Israel,  Singapore,  Netherlands  Antilles,  Poland,  Argentina,  United  Arab  Emirates,  Macau, 
 Hungary,  Philippines,  Greece,  Uruguay,  Brunei,  Trinidad  &  Tobago,  Czech  Republic,  the  Dominican  Republic,  Brazil,  Botswana,  Costa  Rica,  South  Africa,  Saint  Lucia,  Saint  Kitts  &  Nevis,  Saint  Vincent,  Antigua,  Malaysia,  Thailand,  Belize, 
 Panama,  Guatemala,  Venezuela,  Bahrain,  South  Korea,  Portugal,  Cyprus,  Slovak  Republic,  Slovenia,  Dominica,  Grenada,  Jamaica,  Kuwait,  Jordan,  Paraguay,  Croatia,  Egypt,  Zambia,  Ecuador,  Barbados,  Colombia,  Chile,  El  Salvador,  Taiwan, 
 Nicaragua,  Turkey,  Peru,  Morocco,  Ghana,  Bolivia,  Guyana,  Mongolia,  Zimbabwe,  Gambia,  Nigeria,  Bangladesh,  Indonesia,  Tunisia,  Qatar,  Oman,  Mauritius,  and  New  Caledonia,  Guniea,  Suriname,  and  Fiji  Islands. 


 (9)  Carriers  shall  comply  with  the  "No  Special  Concessions"  rule,  Section  63.14,  47  C.  F.  R.    63.14. 
 (10)  Carriers  regulated  as  dominant  for  the  provision  of  a  particular  communications  service  on  a  particular  route  for  any  reason  other  than  a  foreign  carrier  affiliation  under  Section  63.10  of  the  rules  shall  file  tariffs  pursuant  to  Section  203  of 
 the  Communications  Act,  as  amended,  47  U.  S.  C.    203,  and  Part  61  of  the  Commissions  Rules,  47  C.  F.  R.  Part  61.  Except  as  specified  in  Section  20.15  with  respect  to  commercial  mobile  radio  service  providers,  carriers  regulated  as 
 non-  dominant,  as  defined  in  Section  61.3,  and  providing  detariffed  international  services  pursuant  to  Section  61.19  must  comply  with  all  applicable  public  disclosure  and  maintenance  of  information  requirements  in  Sections  42.10  and  42.11. 
 These  non-  dominant  carriers  may  continue  filing  new  or  revised  international  tariffs  for  mass  market  services  until  January  28,  2002,  when  all  tariffs,  with  limited  exceptions,  must  be  cancelled.  Carriers  may  not  file  any  new  or  revised 
 contract  tariffs  or  tariffs  for  other  long-  term  international  service  arrangements.  See  2000  Biennial  Regulatory  Review,  Policy  and  Rules  Concerning  the  International,  Interexchange  Marketplace,  FCC  01-  93,  released  March  20,  2001,  66  Fed. 
 Reg.  16874  (Mar.  28,  2001). 
 (11)  Carriers  shall  file  the  annual  reports  of  overseas  telecommunications  traffic  required  by  Section  43.61(  a).  Carriers  shall  also  file  the  quarterly  reports  required  by  Section  43.61  in  the  circumstances  specified  in  paragraphs  (b)  and  (c)  of  that 
 Section. 
 (12)  Carriers  shall  file  annual  reports  of  circuit  status  and/  or  circuit  additions  in  accordance  with  the  requirements  set  forth  in  Rules  for  Filing  of  International  Circuit  Status  Reports,  CC  Docket  No.  93-  157,  Report  and  Order,  10  FCC  Rcd  8605 
 (1995).  See  47  C.  F.  R.    43.82,  63.23(  e).  These  requirements  apply  to  facilities-  based  carriers  and  private  line  resellers,  respectively.  See  also:  http:  www.  fcc.  gov/  ib/  pd/  pf/  csmanual.  html 


 (13)  Carriers  should  consult  Section  63.19  of  the  rules  when  contemplating  a  discontinuance,  reduction  or  impairment  of  service.  Further,  the  grant  of  these  applications  shall  not  be  construed  to  include  authorization  for  the  transmission  of 
 money  in  connection  with  the  services  the  applicants  have  been  given  authority  to  provide.  The  transmission  of  money  is  not  considered  to  be  a  common  carrier  service. 


 (14)  If  any  carrier  is  reselling  service  obtained  pursuant  to  a  contract  with  another  carrier,  the  services  obtained  by  contract  shall  be  made  generally  available  by  the  underlying  carrier  to  similarly  situated  customers  at  the  same  terms, 
 conditions  and  rates.  47  U.  S.  C.    203. 
 (15)  To  the  extent  that  any  of  the  above-  listed  applicants  intends  to  provide  international  call-  back  services  through  the  use  of  uncompleted  call  signaling,  its  authorization  to  resell  international  switched  voice  and/  or  data  services  to  provide 
 these  services  is  expressly  subject  to  the  conditions  listed  in  VIA  USA  Ltd.,  et  al.,  9  FCC  Rcd  2288  (1994),  on  recon.,  10  FCC  Rcd  9540  (1995). 


 (16)  To  the  extent  the  applicant  is,  or  is  affiliated  with,  an  incumbent  independent  local  exchange  carrier,  as  those  terms  are  defined  in  Section  64.1902  of  the  rules,  it  shall  provide  the  authorized  services  in  compliance  with  the  requirements  of 
 Section  64.1903.  See  Regulatory  Treatment  of  LEC  Provision  of  Interexchange  Services  Originating  in  the  LEC's  Local  Exchange  Area  and  Policy  and  Rules  Concerning  the  Interstate,  Interexchange  Marketplace,  Second  Report  and  Order  in 
 CC  Docket  No.  96-  149  and  Third  Report  and  Order  in  CC  Docket  No.  96-  61,  12  FCC  Rcd  15756,  recon.,  12  FCC  Rcd  8730  (1997),  Order,  13  FCC  Rcd  6427  (Com.  Car.  Bur.  1998),  further  recon.,  FCC  99-  103  (rel.  June  30,  1999). 


 (17)  Except  as  otherwise  ordered  by  the  Commission,  a  carrier  authorized  here  to  provide  facilities-  based  service  that  (i)  is  Page  5  of  6 
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 (17)  Except  as  otherwise  ordered  by  the  Commission,  a  carrier  authorized  here  to  provide  facilities-  based  service  that  (i)  is  classified  as  dominant  under  Section  63.10  of  the  rules  for  the  provision  of  such  service  on  a  particular  route  and  (ii)  is 
 affiliated  with  a  carrier  that  collects  settlement  payments  for  terminating  U.  S.  international  switched  traffic  at  the  foreign  end  of  that  route  may  not  provide  facilities-  based  service  on  that  route  unless  the  current  rates  the  affiliate  charges  U.  S. 
 international  carrier  to  terminate  traffic  are  at  or  below  the  Commission's  relevant  benchmark  adopted  in  International  Settlement  Rates,  IB  Docket  No.  96-  261,  Report  and  Order,  12  FCC  Rcd  19806  (1997).  See  also  Report  and  Order  on 
 Reconsideration  and  Order  Lifting  Stay  in  IB  Docket  No.  96-  261,  FCC  99-  124  (rel.  June  11,  1999).  For  the  purposes  of  this  rule,  "affiliation"  and  "foreign  carrier"  are  defined  in  Section  63.09. 


 Petitions  for  reconsideration  under  Section  1.106  or  applications  for  review  under  Section  1.115  of  the  Commission's  rules  in  regard  to  the  grant  of  any  of  these  applications  may  be  filed  within  thirty  days  of  this  public  notice  (see  Section 
 1.4(  b)(  2)). 
 For  additional  information,  please  contact  the  FCC  Reference  and  Information  Center,  Room  CY-  A257,  445  12th  Street  SW,  Washington,  D.  C.  20554,  (202)  418-  0270. 


 Exclusion  List  for  International  Section  214  Authorizations 
 --  Last  Modified  December  22,  1999  -- 


 The  following  is  a  list  of  countries  and  facilities  not  covered  by  grant  of  global  Section  214  authority  under  Section  63.18(  e)(  1)  of  the  Commission's  Rules,  47  C.  F.  R.    63.18(  e)(  1).  In  addition,  the  facilities  listed  shall  not  be  used  by  U.  S. 
 carriers  authorized  under  Section  63.18  of  the  Commission's  Rules  unless  the  carrier's  Section  214  authorization  specifically  lists  the  facility.  Carriers  desiring  to  serve  countries  or  use  facilities  listed  as  excluded  hereon  shall  file  a 
 separate  Section  214  application  pursuant  to  Section  63.18(  e)(  4)  of  the  Commission's  Rules.  See  generally  47  C.  F.  R.    63.22. 


 Countries: 
 Cuba  (Applications  for  service  to  Cuba  shall  comply  with  the  separate  filing  requirements  of  the  Commission's  Public  Notice  Report  No.  I-  6831,  dated  July  27,  1993,  "FCC  to  Accept  Applications  for  Service  to  Cuba.") 


 Facilities: 
 All  non-  U.  S.-  licensed  satellite  systems  that  are  not  on  the  Permitted  Space  Station  List,  maintained  at  http://  www.  fcc.  gov/  ib/  sd/  se/  permitted.  html.  See  International  Bureau  Public  Notice,  DA  99-  2844  (rel.  Dec.  17,  1999). 


 This  list  is  subject  to  change  by  the  Commission  when  the  public  interest  requires.  Before  amending  the  list,  the  Commission  will  first  issue  a  public  notice  giving  affected  parties  the  opportunity  for  comment  and  hearing  on  the 
 proposed  changes.  The  Commission  may  then  release  an  order  amending  the  exclusion  list.  This  list  also  is  subject  to  change  upon  issuance  of  an 
 Executive  Order.  See  Streamlining  the  Section  214  Authorization  Process  and  Tariff  Requirements,  IB  Docket  No.  95-  118,  FCC  96-  79,  11  FCC  Rcd  12,884,  released  March  13,  1996  (61  Fed.  Reg.  15,724,  April  9,  1996).  A  current  version  of  this  list 
 is  maintained  at  http://  www.  fcc.  gov/  ib/  td/  pf/  telecomrules.  html#  exclusionlist. 
 For  additional  information,  contact  the  International  Bureau's  Policy  Division,  (202)  418-  1460. 


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