FCC 61.171 Revised as of October 1, 2013
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§ 61.171 Adoption notice.
When a carrier's name is changed, or its operating control transferred
from one carrier to another in whole or in part, the successor carrier
must file tariff revisions to reflect the name change. The successor
carrier may either immediately reissue the entire tariff in its own
name, or immediately file an adoption notice. Within 35 days of filing
an adoption notice, the successor must reissue the entire tariff in its
own name. The reissued tariff must be numbered in the series of the
successor carrier, and must contain all original pages without changes
in regulations or rates. The transmittal letter must state the tariff
is being filed to show a change in the carrier's name pursuant to
§ 61.171 of the Commission's Rules. The adoption notice, if used, must
read as follows:
The (Exact name of successor carrier or receiver) here adopts, ratifies
and makes its own in every respect, all applicable tariffs and
amendments filed with the Federal Communications Commission by
(predecessor) prior to (date).
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