A complete end-to-end solution for establishing a U.S. legal entity: advice on business structure (LLC, corporation, partnership), state filings (Articles of Incorporation/Organization), internal documents (bylaws, operating agreements), registered agent selection, U.S. address options, and alignment with FCC, IPES, and other telecom filings.

Timelines vary by state and type. Typically 1–3 weeks for standard filings; delays can occur due to state backlogs or documentation completeness. We manage timelines, review documents, and advise on expedited filing options when available.

An EIN is an IRS-issued Employer Identification Number used for tax purposes. It's required to open corporate bank accounts, file FCC CORES registrations, submit 499A/Q filings, and meet other federal requirements.

Yes. International companies can obtain an EIN without a U.S. SSN or ITIN, though additional documentation may be required. We guide international clients through the process.

FCC registration records your company with the Federal Communications Commission. It's mandatory for entities providing telecom services in the U.S. and is required to submit filings such as 499A/Q, obtain OCNs, participate in IPES, and implement STIR/SHAKEN.

Typically 1–2 weeks if documentation is accurate; delays can occur for incomplete forms or agency backlogs. We pre-review information to reduce delays.

Yes. FCC records should be updated whenever there are changes to corporate structure, ownership, contact information, or operations. We provide guidance on accurate updates.

The RMD is an FCC database tracking operators' compliance with robocall mitigation requirements. Operators that originate calls to U.S. numbers must register and provide mitigation plans and supporting documentation.

Any operator that originates calls to U.S. consumers — VoIP providers, SIP carriers, international carriers, and PSTN operators — must register if they originate U.S. traffic.

Measures include STIR/SHAKEN implementation, traffic monitoring, analytics to detect suspicious calls, and policy-based call filtering. We help design and document compliant mitigation strategies.

An OCN is an Operating Company Number used for carrier identification in routing and billing. It's assigned via numbering authorities and is essential for recognition in the call routing system.

OCN registration typically takes 2–6 weeks depending on application completeness and numbering authority response times.

IPES registration allows operators to legally offer IP-based services (VoIP) in the U.S. It requires company, service, number range, and technical infrastructure details.

Yes. International carriers can register for IPES, usually coordinating with a U.S.-registered entity and meeting FCC documentation requirements.

IPES registration is a prerequisite for obtaining STIR/SHAKEN certificates. We ensure registrations are linked and advise on certificate integration.

STIR/SHAKEN is a framework to combat caller ID spoofing by digitally signing calls. It improves deliverability and consumer trust and is required for many operators.

Registration enrolls your company as an authorized participant; the certificate is the cryptographic credential used to sign calls. Both are required to sign outbound calls.

Approved Certificate Authorities issue STIR/SHAKEN certificates after validating company and network details.

Typically 7–14 business days, subject to additional verification and documentation completeness.

Yes. International carriers terminating or originating U.S. calls must comply and can obtain certificates with required documentation.

Certificates usually expire annually. Renewal requires updated company and network information submitted to the CA.

Yes. We provide guidance on integrating certificates into IP-PBXs, SIP trunks, and other infrastructure to ensure correct call signing and verification.

Forms 499A and 499Q report telecom revenues for Universal Service Fund contribution calculations. 499A is annual; 499Q is quarterly. Accurate reporting is essential to avoid penalties.

Any carrier, VoIP provider, or IPES operator offering services in the U.S. that generates U.S.-based revenue must submit these filings.

499A is annual (previous calendar year). 499Q is submitted quarterly.

Report all revenue from U.S. telecommunications services (interstate, intrastate, international, IP-based) and categorize according to FCC guidelines.

Preparation typically takes 3–5 business days if revenue data is complete; submission is immediate via the FCC portal.

Late filings can result in penalties, interest, or enforcement actions. Timely submissions are critical.

Yes. We guide and assist with corrections and resubmissions when errors are found.

Costs vary by service type, company complexity, and number of filings. We provide customized quotes and bundled discounts for multiple services.

No. All fees are disclosed upfront. Additional charges only apply if you request extra services beyond the initial package.

Yes. Bundled pricing and returning-client discounts are available. Contact us for a personalized quote.

Yes. Services can be purchased individually to match your immediate needs.

We accept major credit cards, bank transfers, and online payment platforms such as PayPal or Stripe; international currency support via gateways is available.

Standard services are one-time fees. Ongoing compliance support or periodic filings can be provided under a separate support plan with periodic fees.

Yes. We accept major global currencies through secure online gateways.

Yes. We provide post-registration guidance for maintaining compliance, annual filings, and updates to FCC, RMD, STIR/SHAKEN, IPES, and 499 filings.

Annual maintenance includes 499A filings, FCC updates for ownership changes, STIR/SHAKEN renewals, and RMD updates. We provide checklists and reminders.

Yes. We provide automated reminders and personalized guidance for all important renewal deadlines.

Yes. Ongoing support plans monitor regulatory changes and help implement required updates to filings and technical operations.

Yes. We advise on STIR/SHAKEN implementation, accurate RMD reporting, traffic verification, and monitoring to reduce call-blocking risk.

Yes. We supply templates for FCC filings, RMD documentation, STIR/SHAKEN tracking, and internal audit logs.

Yes. We help international carriers comply with U.S. telecom regulations including FCC, EIN, RMD, IPES, STIR/SHAKEN, and 499 filings.

Typically corporate registration documents from the home country, proof of ownership, director/officer IDs, and sometimes notarized translations. A U.S. address or registered agent may be required for certain filings.

Yes. We provide step-by-step guidance and complete filing support, including CORES and RMD navigation and responses to U.S. authorities.

International carriers must comply with U.S. registration, RMD, and STIR/SHAKEN requirements when originating or terminating U.S. calls. Some filings (e.g., OCN) may require a U.S. presence or designated agent.

Primary support language is English, but we assist with clarifying and translating documentation when needed.

Yes. We provide guidance for obtaining U.S. numbers, IPES registration, and ensuring OCN and FCC requirements are met.

Yes. We guide the documentation, timelines, and coordination required to port numbers without service interruption.

Yes. We provide technical guidance for integrating certificates, configuring SIP trunks, and ensuring proper call signing and verification.

Yes. We recommend analytics, call filtering, AI-based monitoring, and policy-based mitigation to reduce regulatory risk.

Yes. We help implement VoIP services in alignment with FCC, IPES, and STIR/SHAKEN requirements.

Yes. We prepare clients for audits with organized filings, documentation verification, checklists, and mock audit exercises.

Yes. We supply templates, logs, and process guidelines for annual reviews, network monitoring, and reporting.

Yes. We monitor regulatory updates and assist with any necessary filings or amendments to remain compliant.