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This document pretains to ITC-T/C-20090730-00360 for Transfer of Control on a International Telecommunications filing.

IBFS_ITCTC2009073000360_731232

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March 4, 2011



VIA IBFS AND ECFS

Marlene H. Dortch
Secretary
Federal Communications Commission
445 12"" Street, SW
Washington, DC 20554

RE:     Section 63.24(e)(4) Notice of Consummation of Transaction
        Applications Filed by Frontier Communications Corporation and Verizon
        Communications Inc. for Assignment or Transfer Control
        WC Docket No. 09—95
        IB File Nos. ITC—T/C—20090528—00254, ITC—ASG—20090528—00250, ITC—ASG—
        20090528—00251, ITC—ASG—20090528—00255, ITC—ASG—20090528—00256, ITC—T/C—
        20090528—00257, ITC—T/C—20090528—00258, ITC—T/C—20090528—00259, ITC—T/C—
        20090528—00260, ITC—T/C—20090528—00358, ITC—T/C—20090528—00359, ITC—T/C—
        20090528—00360


Dear Ms. Dortch:

       Frontier Communications Corporation ("Frontier‘), by its attorneys and pursuant to
Section 63.24(e)(4) of the Commission‘s Rules, 47 C.F.R. § 63.24(e)(4), hereby notifies the
Federal Communications Commission ("Commission") that the transfers of control and
assignments of the international section 214 authorizations from Verizon Communications Inc.
("Verizon") in the above—referenced proceeding were consummated on July 1, 2010.‘ A copy of
the press release announcing the consummation is attached hereto.

        On May 21, 2010, the Commission issued a Memorandum Opinion and Order granting
the applications filed in the above—referenced proceeding to, inter alia, transfer control or assign
certain international section 214 authorizations from Verizon to Frontier." A list of those
authorizations is provided below.


1       Pursuant to discussions with FCC staff, we are filing this notice of consummation on IBFS both as a
"Consummation" (for the transfer of control file numbers beginning "ITC—T/C") and a "Letter" (for the assignment
file numbers beginning "ITC—ASG").
2       Applications Filed by Frontier Communications Corporation and Verizon Communications Inc. for
Assignment or Transfer Control, Memorandum Opinion and Order, WC Docket No. 09—95, FCC 10—87 (rel. May 21,
2010).



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Ms. Marlene H. Dortch
March 4, 2011
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File No.                 Authorization Holder           Authorization Number
ITC—T/C—20090528—00254   Contel of the South d/b/a      ITC—214—20080219—00081
                         Verizon Mid—States
ITC—ASG—20090528—00250   Verizon California Inc.        ITC—214—20080219—00063
ITC—ASG—20090528—00251   Verizon South Inc.             ITC— 214—20080219—00080
ITC—ASG—20090528—00255   Verizon Long Distance LLC      ITC—214—19960312—00107
                                                        ITC—214—19960812—00377
                                                        ITC—214—19971223—0081
                                                        ITC—214—20001121—00680
                                                        ITC—214—20010518—00309
                                                        ITC—214—20010713—00380
                                                        ITC—214—20011213—00630
                                                        ITC—214—20020117—00045
                                                        ITC—214—20020213—00082
                                                        ITC—214—20020402—00170
                                                        ITC—214—20020422—00209
                                                        ITC—214—20020705—00327
                                                        ITC—214—20020912—00464

ITC—ASG—20090528—00256   Verizon Enterprise Solutions   ITC—214—19960911—00438
                         LLC                            ITC—214—19960223—00085
                                                        ITC—214—19971223—00811
                                                        ITC—214—20001121—00681
                                                        ITC—214—20010518—00308
                                                        ITC—214—20010713—00379
                                                        ITC—214—20011213—00632
                                                        ITC—214—20020117—00044
                                                        ITC—214—20020213—00081
                                                        ITC—214—20020402—00168
                                                        ITC—214—20020422—00211
                                                        ITC—214—20020705—00326
                                                        ITC—214—20020912—00465

ITC—T/C—20090528—00257   Verizon West Coast Inc.        ITC—214—20080219—00078
ITC—T/C—20090528—00258   Verizon West Virginia Inc.     ITC—214—20080219—00071
ITC—T/C—20090528—00259   Verizon North Inc.             ITC—214—20080219—00082
ITC—T/C—20090528—00260   Verizon Northwest Inc.         ITC—214—20080219—00079
ITC—T/C—20090730—00358   GVN Services                   ITC—214—20020225—00113
ITC—T/C—20090730—00359   Frontier Communications of     ITC—214—19971202—00753
                         America
ITC—T/C—20090730—00360   Commonwealth Telephone         ITC—214—19960726—00343
                         Enterprises LLC


Ms. Marlene H. Dortch
March 4, 2011
Page 3 of 3

       The transfers of control and assignments of all of the above—referenced authorizations
from Verizon to Frontier were consummated on July 1, 2010. As discussed with International
Bureau staff, due to an inadvertent oversight, we are hereby late filing this Notice of
Consummation and, as appropriate or necessary, respectfully request a waiver of Section
63.24(e)(4) of the Commission‘s Rules.

       Should you have any questions, please contact the undersigned at 202—730—1 320.

                                            Sincerely,



                                            Jo    . Nakahata
                                            Counsel to Frontier Communications Corp.
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