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 The  demonstration  will  review  the  steps  of  the  automated  termination  process  and  explain  how  ULS  has  been  changed  to  accommodate  this  process. 
 Note:  ULS  will  continue  to  generate  a  written  notification  approximately  90  days  before  a  licensee’s  buildout  deadline  reminding  the  licensee  to  notify  the  FCC  when  it  has 
 complied  with  the  buildout  requirements 


 Pleadings 
 The  new  ULS  pleadings  feature  allows  interested  parties  and  the  general  public  to  electronically  submit  pleadings  related  to  a  ULS  application  or  license  directly  from  the  ULS 


 Website,  simplifying  the  process  of  making  these  types  of  submissions.  The  demonstration  will  present  the  steps  needed  to:  1)  electronically  submit  a  pleading,  2)  reference  the  file  number(  s)  or 
 call  sign(  s)  of  the  pleading,  3)  upload  pleading  document  file(  s),  and  4)  search  for  pleadings  in  an  application  or  license  search. 


 Note:  The  FCC  will  also  continue  to  accept  manual  pleadings  submissions  at  the  FCC  Secretary’s  office. 
 Registration 
 Pre-  registration  is  required.  To  pre-  register  for  the  seminar,  please  contact  Karen  Shupe  by  e-  mail  at  Karen.  Shupe@  fcc.  gov,  or  by  phone  at  717-  338-  2515,  by  January  23,  2006.  If 


 registering  by  email,  the  subject  line  of  the  email  should  state  “WTB  Public  Demonstration  on  Automatic  Termination  and  Pleadings  Capabilities.”  Please  provide  your  name,  organization, 
 telephone  number  and  email  address.  We  will  confirm  your  registration  by  return  email. 
 Remote  Attendance 
 This  demonstration  will  be  available  for  remote  attendance  via  live  streaming  video  through  your  Web  browser.  It  is  highly  recommended  that  you  install  the  required  software  and  test  your 


 connection  a  few  days  before  the  scheduled  event.  Beginning  January  20,  2006,  you  will  be  able  to  find  information  about  performing  the  needed  installation  and  pre-  test  at: 
 http://  esupport.  fcc.  gov/  streamingmedia.  htm.  Following  the  presentation,  a  video  recording  of  the  event  will  be  available  at  the  following  address:  http://  wireless.  fcc.  gov/  papers2006.  html. 


 Additional  Information 
 For  additional  information  or  assistance,  you  may  visit  the  Web  at  http://  esupport.  fcc.  gov.  You  may  also  call  the  FCC  Support  Center  at  (877)  480-  3201  (TTY  202- 


 414-  1255)  and  select  Option  #9.  Hours  are  from  8  a.  m.  to  7:  00  p.  m.  Eastern  Time,  Monday  through  Friday  (except  Federal  holidays).  To  provide  quality  service  and  ensure  security,  all 
 telephone  calls  are  recorded. 
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