Guidelines for Requesting Certification of FCC Documents
The Federal Communications Commission ("FCC" or "Commission") provides the service of certifying all Commission records and documents. The...
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categoryTo preserve the integrity of the Commission's records, the Office of the Secretary oversees the receipt and distribution of documents filed by the public through electronic and paper filing systems.
In addition, the Office of the Secretary gives effective legal notice of Commission decisions by publishing them in the Federal Register and the FCC Record.
Leadership:
Marlene H. Dortch
Secretary
Guides
How to Report a Suspected Violation of Ex Parte Rules
Section 1.1214 of the Commission's Rules provides: Any party to a proceeding or any Commission employee who has substantial reason to believe that...
How to File a Notice of an Ex Parte Presentation
When are Ex Parte Presentations Allowed? For the purposes of the Ex Parte rules, FCC proceedings are broken down into three categories: 1. "Exempt"...
How to File Paper Documents with the FCC
To enable the staff of the Office of the Secretary to provide faster and more efficient service, we urge you to follow these guidelines in preparing...