Taken off the database
A filing that is missing, inaccurate, or never recertified can be removed. Once you are off the list, other providers are expected to stop accepting your calls.
One service. RMD Rescue.
The FCC lists your company. Make sure the entry is right.
Your entry is public, and downstream carriers read it before they accept your traffic. We read it too, tell you in plain English what is wrong or expiring, and prepare the correction for your authorized representative to approve.
Free public-record check. Independent service, not a law firm.
What a stale entry actually costs
None of this feels urgent until it is. All three start with the same public record.
Your customers hear it first
Carriers check the record when they decide what to route. You usually learn about a problem from a customer complaint, not from an agency letter.
The clock resets every year
Certifications are not permanent. The most common finding we see is an entry filed once, years ago, by somebody who has since left the company.
If calls touch your network, this is about you
See every provider typeGroup 1
You originate calls
- Telephone carriers and operators
- VoIP providers
- CLECs and telcos
- CPaaS and UCaaS platforms
- Resellers operating as voice providers
Group 2
You carry or process calls
- Intermediate providers in the call path
- Wholesale transit and switching
- Anyone processing traffic they did not originate
Carrying somebody else's calls does not move the obligation to them.
Group 3
You bring calls into the US
- Gateway providers landing international traffic
- Foreign companies using US numbers
- Operators without a US-based filing owner
Being based outside the US is the most common reason an entry goes untouched.
Three stages, days not months
The free check comes back in about a day. Most cases are approved and submitted within a week of you sending the facts.
- Step 1
Verify
We pull your public entry, note the most recent certification date, and match the record to your FRN with a stated confidence level and a link you can open yourself.
- Step 2
Fix
Structured intake for mitigation details, contacts, and addresses. Your authorized representative reviews the exact wording and approves it. We support the submission and keep the receipt.
- Step 3
Monitor
We keep watching the entry and the next certification window, so next year does not start from somebody's memory.
Filing-desk work, priced like filing-desk work
Bring us the paperwork
- A flat fee for the case, agreed before any work starts
- Findings in plain English, with the source links included
- Days, not months, and no hourly meter running
- A case file holding evidence, approvals, and the receipt
Call telecom counsel instead
- An enforcement action or agency inquiry is already open
- Your traffic is already being blocked downstream
- How your company should be classified is genuinely unclear
- The answer turns on legal interpretation, not on the record
We are not attorneys and this is not legal advice. When your case belongs in this column we will say so, and we would rather refer it than take it.
Start with your public entry
Send us your company name. We come back with what the database says, what needs attention, and a fixed quote if you want us to handle it.