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0071-EX-RR-2009 Post Grant Documents

Nortel Networks, Inc.

2009-04-06ELS_97372

Page 1 of 2 John Kennedy From: Jackie Hankins [jrh@commlawgroup.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 11:33 AM To: John Kennedy Subject: RE: FCC Experimental Renewal Application 0067-EX-RR-2009 Thank you. I attempted to change the contact information online but was unsuccessful. Could you please ensure that the contact information reflected on the application is as follows: Claudio Morfe Assistant Secretary Nortel Networks, Inc. 600 Technology Park Drive Mailstop E6560302 Billerica, MA 01821 Phone: (978) 288‐8428 Fax: (978) 288‐5463 Email: clmorfe@nortel.com We will submit the requisite payment and later complete a modification if necessary. From: John Kennedy [mailto:John.Kennedy@fcc.gov] Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 10:05 AM To: Jackie Hankins Subject: RE: FCC Experimental Renewal Application 0067-EX-RR-2009 Our system won't allow changes to renewals except for items such as mailing address, phone number, contact person name, e-mail address, etc. The technical information can only be changed with a modification application which is why I suggested we finish this renewal first, then you can request a modification later using a Form 442. From: Jackie Hankins [mailto:jrh@commlawgroup.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 10:00 AM To: John Kennedy Subject: RE: FCC Experimental Renewal Application 0067-EX-RR-2009 Thank you. In light of the upcoming expiration date, we did intend to file, but we’re still awaiting confirmation from the client that no changes have been made to the license. If we learn that changes have in fact been made, can we resubmit a corrected renewal application? From: John Kennedy [mailto:John.Kennedy@fcc.gov] Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 9:56 AM To: Jackie Hankins Subject: RE: FCC Experimental Renewal Application 0067-EX-RR-2009 KI2XAH is due to expire in about two months, so you have actually filed correctly, albeit inadvertently. You cannot modify a callsign using a renewal application (Form 405); you should continue with this renewal process, then afterwards consider submitting a modification application (Form 442) for this callsign. In order to renew this callsign though, we will need the payment. In order to pay, return to our website and select the 'Return to 159 Form' icon. 4/6/2009

Page 2 of 2 From: Jackie Hankins [mailto:jrh@commlawgroup.com] Sent: Wednesday, March 25, 2009 9:34 AM To: John Kennedy Subject: FCC Experimental Renewal Application 0067-EX-RR-2009 Mr. Kennedy‐ As Nortel’s counsel, we are attending to the renewal applications. This application was inadvertently submitted but is not yet complete. Could you please disregard this application and reset the system to allow for a correct resubmission? Also, please see the email below sent March 17th. Mr. Kennedy‐ I have a question regarding these experimental licenses. Our client obtained a separate license authorization when it should have filed for a modification of an existing license. Currently, its three experimental licenses are K12XAH, KQ2XAX and WE2XTN. The first two require renewal in June. WE2XTN should have been a modification to K12XAH. Is it appropriate to combine these licenses and if so what is the process for doing so? Can this be accomplished along with the renewal of K12XAH and KQ2XAX? We want to ensure that the FCC's records accurately reflect the licenses and their status. Thank you. Jackie Hankins Helein & Marashlian, LLC The CommLaw Group 1483 Chain Bridge Road Suite 301 McLean, Virginia 22101 Office Tel: 703-714-1314 Office Fax: 703-714-1330 E-Mail: jrh@CommLawGroup.com Website: www.CommLawGroup.com 4/6/2009


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