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 licensee  at  its  address  of  record,  included  the  call  signs  of  the  licensee’s  authorizations  involved  in  this  audit.  As  requested  in  the  previous  Public  Notice  announcing  the  audit,  4  if  the  licensee,  by  September  25,  2004, 
 verified  the  address  was  listed  correctly  in  ULS,  obtained  its  FRN,  and  associated  its  call  signs  with  the  FRN,  it  will  receive  only  one  audit  letter  for  all  of  its  “CD”  and  “GS”  (exclusive  channels)  authorizations.  However, 
 if  the  licensee  did  not  ensure  the  address  was  correct  in  ULS,  did  not  obtain  its  FRN,  and  did  not  associate  its  calls  signs  with  the  FRN  by  September  25,  2004,  the  Bureau  attempted  to  include  all  of  a  licensee’s  call  signs 
 subject  to  this  audit  in  one  letter,  but  may  have  issued  more  than  one  letter  for  an  entity  due  to  slight  variations  in  licensee  name  or  address  in  the  Commission’s  records.  5  If  this  is  the  case,  the  licensee  must  respond  to 
 each  letter  sent  by  the  Commission  in  order  to  account  for  all  of  its  call  signs  that  are  part  of  the  audit.  If  a  licensee  holds  an  authorization(  s)  in  the  CD  or  GS  (exclusive  channels)  and  does  not  receive  an  audit 
 letter,  the  licensee  must  still  respond  to  the  audit.  Licensees  can  use  the  Audit  Search  at  http://  wireless.  fcc.  gov/  licensing/  audits/  paging  to  determine  if  a  particular  license  is  part  of  the  audit.  If  the 
 Audit  Search  shows  an  audit  letter  was  mailed,  the  licensee  is  required  to  respond  to  the  audit  even  though  the  audit  letter  was  not  received.  For  instructions  on  how  to  proceed  in  this  instance,  call  the  Commission  at  717-338- 
 2888  or  888-  CALLFCC  (888-  225-  5322)  and  select  option  #2. 
 A  response  to  the  audit  letter  is  mandatory.  Each  licensee  is  required  to  submit  its  response(  s),  electronically,  by  November  12,  2004.  Specific  instructions  for  responding  to  the  audit,  including  the  internet 
 site,  were  included  in  the  audit  letter.  Failure  to  provide  a  timely  response  may  result  in  the  Commission  presuming  that  the  station(  s)  has  permanently  discontinued  operations  as  described  under  22.317,  and 
 thus  the  license  may  be  presumed  to  have  automatically  cancelled.  Failure  to  provide  a  timely  response  may  also  result  in  enforcement  action,  including  monetary  forfeiture,  pursuant  to  Section  503(  b)(  1)(  B)  of 
 the  Communications  Act  and  Section  1.80(  a)(  2)  of  the  Commission’s  Rules.  6 
 For  assistance  in  registering  with  CORES  and  associating  your  call  sign  with  the  FRN,  call  717-  338-  2888  or  888-  CALLFCC  (888-  225-  5322)  and  select  option  2.  For  additional  information  on  this  license  audit, 
 visit  the  audit  web  site  at  http://  wireless.  fcc.  gov/  licensing/  audits/  paging  or  contact  Denise  Walter  of  the  Bureau’s  Mobility  Division  at  202-  418-  0620  or  denise.  walter@  fcc.  gov. 


 4  See  Public  Notice,  “Wireless  Telecommunications  Bureau  Announces  An  Audit  Of  The  Operational  Status  Of 
 Stations  Authorized  In  The  Paging  And  Radiotelephone  Service  (Part  22)  And  Stations  Operating  On  929-  930  MHz  Private  Carrier  Paging  Exclusive  Channels  (Part  90),”  DA  No.  04-  2596  (rel.  August  24,  2004). 


 5  In  this  case,  each  letter  will  have  a  unique  audit  reference  number  and  will  list  the  call  signs  associated  with  that 
 exact  licensee  name  and  address. 
 6  See  47  U.  S.  C.  §  503(  b)(  1)(  b);  47  C.  F.  R.  §  1.80(  a)(  2). 
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