FCC 61.171 Revised as of October 1, 2005
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2006
Sec. 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 Sec. 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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