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FCC Licensing Requirements and Procedures for International Telecommunications Services

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This Educational Primer outlines Federal Communications Commission (“FCC” or “Commission”) licensing requirements for service providers offering international calling services. In particular, this Educational Primer discusses the application process for securing an International Section 214 Authorization (“214 License”), as well as legal responsibilities in the event of a transfer of control (e.g., restructuring, merger, acquisition, etc.).

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