Registration Required by November 12, 2009
After November 12, 2009, your VRS and IP Relay calls - other than
911 calls - will not be completed unless you register with a provider.
Public Notices
10/21/09
Consumer & Governmental Affairs Bureau Reminds VRS and IP Relay Service Providers of Their
Outreach Obligations and Clarifies Their Call Handling Obligations for Unregistered Users After
the November 12, 2009, Ten-Digit Numbering Registration Deadline. DA 09-2261; Docket Numbers 03-123 and 05-196.
Public Notice: Word ||
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Consumer Information and Outreach Materials
Video: Introduction to New Numbering and E911 Requirements for VRS and IP Relay
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- Why did the FCC adopt these rules?
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- What are ten-digit geographic numbers?
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- How do I obtain a ten-digit geographic number?
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- Who may obtain a ten-digit geographic number?
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- How does the registration process work?
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- Why is registration required?
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- What is the new deadline for registering for a ten-digit geographic number?
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- Can I place and receive calls through an alternate provider (commonly referred to as “dial-around” calls)?
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- If I switch to a new “default provider,” may I keep the ten-digit geographic number and continue to use the equipment that was supplied to me by another provider?
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- Are there limits on the assignment of ten-digit geographic numbers?
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- How will individual toll-free numbers work with ten-digit geographic numbers?
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- Which numbering costs can be passed on to consumers?
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- Can I make an emergency 911 call using VRS or IP Relay?
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- What do I do if I have a problem completing a 911 call, or I experience other problems?
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