Attachment Attachment 1

This document pretains to ITC-T/C-20180618-00119 for Transfer of Control on a International Telecommunications filing.

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Attachment 1 to Application for Transfer of Control of International Section 214 Authorizations from Sprint Corporation to T-Mobile US, Inc. This Application is one of a group of applications being filed in connection with seeking FCC consent for the transfer of control to T-Mobile US, Inc. (“T-Mobile”) of FCC licenses, authorizations and leases held by subsidiaries of Sprint Corporation (“Sprint”), as well as the pro forma transfer of control of FCC licenses, authorizations and leases held by subsidiaries of T- Mobile. The Applicants have designated the Joint Application for Consent to Transfer Control of International and Domestic Authority Pursuant to Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934, as Amended, filed in WT Docket No. 18-197 on June 18, 2018 (“Joint Application”), as the lead section 214 transfer application for the transaction. The following information in the Joint Application is incorporated herein by reference. Answer to Question 10: See Joint Application at 2-3 for responses to paragraphs (c) and (d) of Section 63.18 with respect to the Transferor and the Transferee. Answer to Question 11: See Joint Application at 3-5 for the name, address, citizenship, and principal businesses of each person or entity that, following the consummation of the transaction, will directly or indirectly own at least ten percent of the equity of the Transferee, and the percentage of equity owned by each of those persons or entities. Answer to Question 12: See Joint Application at 6-7 for a list of Transferee’s interlocking directorates with foreign carriers. Answer to Question 13: See Joint Application at Exhibit B, Public Interest Statement, for a narrative of the means by which the proposed transfer of control will take place. Answer to Question 14: See Joint Application at 7-9 for Transferee’s affiliations with foreign carriers following the consummation of the transaction. Answer to Question 15: See Joint Application at 7-10 for information regarding destination countries and foreign carrier affiliates. Answer to Question 16: See Joint Application at 10-11 for information regarding the classification of Transferee’s foreign carrier affiliates as dominant or non-dominant. Answer to Question 18: See Joint Application at 10 for information regarding the WTO status of destination countries served by Transferee’s foreign carrier affiliates.

Before the FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION Washington, D.C. 20554 In the Matter of ) ) Sprint Corporation, ) Transferor ) ) and T-Mobile US, Inc., ) Transferee ) WT Docket No. 18-197 ) Joint Application for Consent to Transfer Control ) of International and Domestic Authority ) Pursuant to Section 214 of the ) Communications Act of 1934, as Amended ) JOINT APPLICATION FOR CONSENT TO TRANSFER CONTROL OF INTERNATIONAL AND DOMESTIC AUTHORITY PURSUANT TO SECTION 214 OF THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT OF 1934, AS AMENDED Pursuant to Section 214 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended (the “Communications Act”), 47 U.S.C. § 214, and Sections 63.04 and 63.24 of the Commission’s Rules, 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.04 and 63.24, Sprint Corporation (“Sprint” or “Transferor”) and T-Mobile US, Inc. (“T-Mobile or “Transferee”) hereby request Commission consent to the transfer of control of the domestic and international Section 214 authority held by subsidiaries of Sprint 1 from Sprint to T- Mobile. Sprint, through its subsidiaries, operates as a non-dominant carrier authorized by the Commission to provide domestic and international telecommunications services. This Joint Application is being filed simultaneously with the Wireline Competition Bureau and the International Bureau. I. Information Required for Filing an Application for Transfer of Control of Domestic and International Section 214 Authorizations Pursuant to 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.04(b) and 63.24(e) A. Name, Address, Telephone Number, and Jurisdiction of Formation of Applicants, 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.18(a)-(b) Transferor: Sprint Corporation is a Delaware corporation. Its primary address is as follows: 1 See attached Exhibit A, listing Sprint subsidiaries holding international section 214 authority and the international section 214 authorizations held by each. EAST\156951594.1

6200 Sprint Parkway Overland Park, Kansas 66251 Tel. (703) 433-4000 Transferee: T-Mobile US, Inc. is a Delaware corporation. Its primary address is as follows: 12920 SE 38th Street Bellevue, WA 98006 Tel: 425-383-8401 B. Contact Information for Applicants and Section 214 Authority Held by Each, 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.18(c)-(d) – Answer to Question 10 2 Transferor Information (Sprint Corporation) Contact Information: Kyle Entz Sprint Corporation 12502 Sunrise Valley Drive M/S: VARESA0209 Reston, VA 20196 800-572-8256 fcclicensing@sprint.com with a copy to: Regina M. Keeney Lawler, Metzger, Keeney & Logan, LLC 1717 K Street, NW, Suite 1075 Washington, DC 20006 Tel: 202-777-7720 Fax: 202-777-7763 gkeeney@lawlermetzger.com International Section 214 Authority: Sprint Corporation does not directly hold any section 214 authority. However, Sprint’s subsidiaries hold numerous section 214 authorizations to provide international service. A list of the subsidiaries holding international section 214 authority, and the international section 214 authorizations held by each, is attached as Exhibit A. 2 The question numbers referenced herein correspond with the question numbers on the IBFS form for transfer of control of international section 214 authorizations. 2

Transferee Information (T-Mobile US, Inc.): Contact Information: David Werblow T-Mobile US, Inc. 12920 SE 38th Street Bellevue, WA 98006 Tel: 425-383-8401 Fax: 425-383-4040 fccregulatorycompliancecontact@t-mobile.com with a copy to: Nancy J. Victory DLA Piper, LLP 500 8th Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20004 Tel: 202-799-4216 Fax: 202-799-5616 nancy.victory@dlapiper.com International Section 214 Authority: T-Mobile, a corporation organized under the laws of Delaware, does not hold any international Section 214 authorizations. T-Mobile wholly owns and controls T-Mobile USA, Inc., a Delaware corporation, T-Mobile Puerto Rico LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, and Iowa Wireless Services LLC, a Delaware limited liability company. T-Mobile USA, Inc. holds four international Section 214 authorizations: (1) File No. ITC-214-20061004-00452 (global resale service); (2) File No. ITC-214-19960930-00473 (global resale service); (3) File No. ITC-214-20120301-00067 (global resale service); and (4) File No. ITC-214-20011116- 00601 (global resale service). T-Mobile Puerto Rico LLC holds one international Section 214 authorization, File No. ITC-214-20070626-00246 (global resale service). Iowa Wireless Services LLC holds one international Section 214 authorization, File No. ITC214-20020513- 00251 (global resale service). C. Name, Address, Citizenship and Principal Businesses of Disclosable Interest Holders, 47 C.F.R. § Section 63.18(h) – Answer to Question 11 The following entities will hold a ten percent or greater ownership interest in T-Mobile after consummation: 3

Name: Deutsche Telekom Holding B.V. (“DT Holding”) Address: Stationsplein 8-K, Office Number 809 6221 BT Maastricht, Netherlands Citizenship: Netherlands Principal Business: Holding company Percentage Held: After consummation, DT Holding will hold approximately a 42% direct equity and voting interest in T-Mobile. Name: SoftBank Group Capital Limited (“SoftBank Capital”) Address: 69 Grosvenor Street London, United Kingdom W1K3JP Citizenship: United Kingdom Principal Business: Holding company Percentage Held: After consummation, SoftBank Capital will hold approximately a 27% direct equity and voting interest in T-Mobile. However, Deutsche Telekom AG will hold a proxy to direct the voting of these shares. Name: T-Mobile Global Holding GmbH (“T-Mobile Holding”) Address: Landgrabenweg 151 Bonn, Germany 53227 Citizenship: Germany Principal Business: Telecommunications and information services Percentage Held: T-Mobile Holding holds a direct 100% equity and voting interest in DT Holding, which will hold a direct 42% equity and voting interest in T-Mobile. Name: T-Mobile Global Zwischenholding GmbH (“T-Mobile Global”) Address: Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 140 Bonn, Germany Citizenship: Germany Principal Business: Telecommunications and information services Percentage Held: T-Mobile Global holds a direct 100% equity and voting interest in T-Mobile Holding, which will hold an indirect 42% equity and voting interest in T-Mobile. 4

Name: Deutsche Telekom, AG (“DT”) Address: Friedrich-Ebert-Allee 140 Bonn, Germany Citizenship: Germany Principal Business: Telecommunications and information services Percentage Held: DT holds a direct 100% equity and voting interest in T-Mobile Global, which will hold an indirect 42% equity and voting interest in T-Mobile. DT will also appoint a majority of the T-Mobile board seats and hold a proxy to direct the voting of the T-Mobile shares (27%) held by Softbank Group Capital Limited. Accordingly, DT will have de facto control over T-Mobile. Name: Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau (“KfW”) Address: Palmengartenstrasse 5-9 Frankfort, Germany 60325 Citizenship: Germany Principal Business: Commercial banking Percentage Held: KfW, a bank controlled by the German government and federal states, holds approximately a 17 percent equity and voting interest in DT. Name: Federal Republic of Germany (“FRG”) Address: c/o Federal Ministry of Finance Wilhelmstr 97 Berlin, Germany 10117 Citizenship: Germany Principal Business: Government entity Percentage Held: FRG directly holds approximately a 15 percent equity and voting interest in DT. FRG also directly holds approximately an 80 percent equity and voting interest in KfW which, as described above, holds approximately a 17 percent equity and voting interest in DT. Thus, FRG is deemed to hold approximately 32 percent of DT. Name: SoftBank Group Corp. (“SoftBank Group”) Address: 1-9-1 Higashi-Shimbashi Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japan 105-7303 Citizenship: Japan Principal Business: Holding company Percentage Held: Softbank Group holds a 100 percent direct equity and voting interest in SoftBank Capital. 5

Name: Masayoshi Son 3 Address: c/o SoftBank Group Corp. 1-9-1 Higashi-Shimbashi Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japan 105-7303 Citizenship: Japan Principal Business: Telecommunications and tech Percentage Held: Mr. Son is the Chief Executive Officer of SoftBank Group and holds a 21 percent equity and voting interest in SoftBank Group. After consummation of the transaction, no other person or entity will have a direct or indirect voting or equity ownership interest in T-Mobile that is ten percent or greater. D. Interlocking Directorates with Foreign Carriers, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(h) – Answer to Question 12 T-Mobile currently has the following interlocking directorates: • Timotheus Höttges is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of T-Mobile. He is also Chairman, Board of Management of Deutsche Telekom AG and Member, Supervisory Board of Telekom Deutschland GmbH. • Thomas Dannenfeldt is a Member of the Board of Directors of T-Mobile. He is also a Member, Board of Management of Deutsche Telekom AG; Member, Board of Directors of BUYIN S.A.; and Member, Supervisory Board of Deutsche Telekom Services Europe GmbH. • Thorsten Langheim is a Member of the Board of Directors of T-Mobile. He is also a Member, Supervisory Board of DFMG Deutsche Funkturm GmbH; Member, Supervisory Board of Deutsche Telekom Venture Funds GmbH; Member, Advisory Board (Beirat) of Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners Management GmbH; Member, Supervisory Board of T-Systems International GmbH; and Member, Supervisory Board of Deutsche Telekom Strategic Investments GmbH. • Raphael Kübler is a Member of the Board of Directors of T-Mobile. He is also a Member, Advisory Board (Beirat) of Deutsche Telekom Capital Partners Management GmbH; Member, Supervisory Board of Deutsche Telekom Venture Funds GmbH; Member, Supervisory Board of Deutsche Telekom Strategic Investments GmbH; Member, Management Board of Deutsche Telekom Holding 3 As noted, Masayoshi Son holds a 21 percent indirect interest in SoftBank Group, which in turn will hold a 27 percent interest in T-Mobile. Accordingly, T-Mobile does not believe that Mr. Son will hold a 10 percent or greater equity, voting, or controlling interest in T-Mobile following the proposed transaction. Nevertheless, T-Mobile includes Mr. Son here out of an abundance of caution. 6

B.V.; and Member, Board of Directors of Hellenic Telecommunications Organisation S.A. (OTE). • Bruno Jacobfeuerborn is a Member of the Board of Directors of T-Mobile. He is also a Member, Management Board of DFMG Deutsche Funkturm GmbH; Member, Management Board of Comfortcharge GmbH; Member, Board of Directors of BUYIN S.A.; Member, Board of Directors of Stratospheric Platforms Limited; and Member, Supervisory Board of CTDI GmbH. Following consummation of the proposed transaction, the following two officers or directors of Sprint will serve as officers or directors of T-Mobile. • Masayoshi Son is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Sprint Corporation. He is also Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of SoftBank Group Corp. Mr. Son serves in various capacities within SoftBank’s portfolio of companies, including Chairman of SoftBank Group Corp. (the Japan-based telecommunications operator) and as a board member of Wireless City Planning Inc. (a Japan-based telecommunications operator). • Marcelo Claure is the Executive Chairman of Sprint Corporation. He is also Chief Operating Officer of SoftBank Group Corp. and CEO of SoftBank Group International. Mr. Clause serves on the board of SoftBank Group Corp. (the Japan-based telecommunications operator). E. Narrative of Transaction and Public Interest Statement – Answer to Question 13 This application is being filed in connection with applications seeking consent for the transfer of control to T-Mobile of FCC licenses, leases, and other authorizations held by subsidiaries of Sprint, as well as the pro forma transfer of control of licenses, leases, and other authorizations held by subsidiaries of T-Mobile. As a result of this transaction, the previous shareholders of Sprint and T-Mobile will become the shareholders of New T-Mobile post-closing. A further description of the transaction and its public benefits is attached as Exhibit B to this Joint Application for Consent to Transfer Control filed in WT Docket No. 18-197 on June 18, 2018. F. Affiliations with Foreign Carriers, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(i) – Answer to Question 14 After consummation, T-Mobile will be affiliated with the following foreign carriers (“Foreign Carrier Affiliates”): Albania: Telekom Albania SH.A. Argentina: T-Systems Argentina S.A.; Sprint International Argentina SRL Australia: Sprint International Australia Pty Ltd 7

Austria: T-Mobile Austria GmbH; Antel Germany GmbH; and Sprint International Austria GmbH Belgium: T-Systems Belgium NV; and SprintLink Belgium BVBA Bosnia-Herzegovina: Hrvatske telekomunikacije d.d. Mostar Brazil: T-Systems do Brasil Ltda.; T-Systems Telecomunicações e Serviços Ltda.; and Sprint Brasil Serviços de Telecomunicações Ltda. Canada: T-Systems Canada Inc.; and Sprint International Communications Canada ULC Chile: Sprint International Chile Ltda. China: SBTM Online (Suzhou) Co., LTD Colombia: Sprint International Colombia Ltda. Croatia: Hrvatski Telekom d.d. Czech Republic: T-Mobile Czech Republic a.s.; and Sprint International Czech Republic S.R.O. Denmark: T-Systems Nordic A/S Denmark; and SprintLink Denmark ApS Estonia: T-Systems Nordic A/S Finland: T-Systems Nordic A/S France: T-Systems France SAS; and SprintLink France SAS Germany: Telekom Deutschland GmbH; Antel Germany GmbH; and SprintLink Germany GmbH Greece: T-Systems Information and Communication Technology E.P.E; Hellenic Telecommunications Organization S.A.; and Cosmote Mobile Telecommunications S.A. Hong Kong, China: T-Systems P.R. China Ltd.; Sprint Hong Kong Ltd; and BBIX Hong Kong Pte. Limited Hungary: Magyar Telekom Nyrt.; and Sprint International Hungary K.F.T. Ireland: T-Systems Ltd.; and SprintLink Ireland Ltd Italy: T-Systems Italia S.r.l.; and SprintLink Italy S.r.l. 8

Japan: T-Systems Japan K.K; Sprint International Japan Corporation; BBIX, Inc.; BBIX International, Inc.; LINE MOBILE Corporation; SoftBank Corp.; and Wireless City Planning Inc. Korea (South): Sprint International Korea Luxembourg: T-Systems Luxembourg S.A. Macedonia: Makedonski Telekom A.D. Malaysia: SprintLink International Malaysia SDN. BHD. Mexico: T-Systems Mexico, S.A. de C.V.; and SIHI Mexico S. de R.L. de C.V. Montenegro: Crnogorski Telekom a.d. Podgorica (formerly Telekom Crne Gore A.D.) Netherlands, The: T-Mobile Netherlands B.V.; T-Systems Nederland B.V.; and SprintLink Netherlands B.V. New Zealand: Sprint International New Zealand Norway: Sprint International Norway AS Poland: T-Mobile Polska S.A. (formerly Polska Telefonia Cyfrowa S.A.); T-Systems Polska Sp. z o.o.; GTS Poland Sp. z o.o.; and SprintLink Poland Sp. z o.o. Romania: Telekom Romania Communications S.A. (formerly SC Romtelecom S.A.); Telekom Romania Mobile Communications S.A. (formerly Cosmote Romanian Mobile Telecommunications S.A.); T-Systems ICT Romania S.R.L.; and GTS Telecom S.R.L. Russia: T-Systems CIS; and Sprint RUS LLC Singapore: T-Systems Singapore Pte. Ltd; Sprint International Communications Singapore Pte. Ltd; SoftBank Telecom Singapore Pte. Ltd.; and BBIX Singapore Pte. Ltd. Slovakia: Slovak Telekom, a.s. Slovenia: T-Systems informacij ski sistemi, d.o.o. South Africa: Infovan (Pty) Ltd. Spain: T-Systems ITC Iberia, S.A; and Sprint International Spain, S.L. Sweden: SIHI Scandinavia AB 9

Switzerland: T-Systems Schweiz AG; and SprintLink International (Switzerland) GmbH Taiwan: Sprint International Taiwan Ltd. Thailand: Sprint (Thailand) Limited; and SB Telecom (Thailand) Co., Ltd Turkey: T-Systems Telekomunikasyon Ltd Sirketi Ukraine: TOB T-Systems Ukraine (in Liquidation); GTS Ukraine L.L.C. United Kingdom: T-Systems Ltd.; and SprintLink UK Ltd Venezuela: Sprint International Venezuela, S.R.L. G. Destination Countries and Foreign Carrier Affiliates, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(j) – Answer to Question 15 Pursuant to Section 63.18(j) of the Commission’s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(j), T-Mobile certifies that, post-consummation, more than 25 percent of its stock will be (indirectly) owned each by DT and Softbank, which hold controlling interests in certain foreign carriers in destination countries where T-Mobile will provide international telecommunications service. These carriers and the countries where they provide service are identified above in the answer to Question 14. H. WTO Status of Destination Countries, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(k) – Answer to Question 18 In accordance with Section 63.18(k) of the Commission’s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(k), T-Mobile certifies that all of the countries listed in its response to Question 15 (therein referencing its response to Question 14) are WTO Member countries. 4 I. Classification of Foreign Carrier Affiliates as Dominant or Non-Dominant, 47 C.F.R. §§ 63.18(m), 63.10 – Answer to Question 16 Pursuant to Section 63.10 of the Commission’s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 63.10, T-Mobile qualifies for non-dominant classification on all routes between the United States and the countries listed in response to Question 14 above, with the exception of Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, and Slovakia, where one of the Foreign Carrier Affiliates are dominant. The Commission has previously reviewed the above-identified Foreign Carrier Affiliates and has found only the carriers in Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, 4 See WTO Members and Observers List, http://www.wto.org/english/theWTO_e/ whatis_e/tif_e/org6_e.htm (last visited May 18, 2018). While the WTO lists Bosnia- Herzegovina as an “observer government,” it is anticipated that Bosnia-Herzegovina will become a Member country by mid-2018. See WTO, “Bosnia and Herzegovina’s WTO Accession Negotiations Advance Towards Conclusion,” https://www.wto.org/english/news_e/ news18_e/acc_bih_07feb18_e.htm (Feb. 7, 2018). 10

Montenegro, Romania, and Slovakia to be dominant in their home markets. 5 None of the Foreign Carrier Affiliates (other than those operating in Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, and Slovakia) is a monopoly provider of communications services, and each lacks 50 percent market share in the international transport and local access markets on the foreign end of its respective U.S.-international route. Accordingly, T-Mobile is presumptively classified as non-dominant on all U.S.-international routes with the exception of the routes between the United States and Croatia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, and Slovakia. T-Mobile is considered dominant with respect to the U.S.-Croatia, U.S.-Germany, U.S.-Greece, U.S.-Hungary, U.S.-Macedonia, U.S.-Montenegro, U.S.-Romania, and U.S.-Slovakia routes 6 and agrees to comply with the dominant carrier safeguards contained in Section 63.10 of the Commission’s rules, 47 C.F.R. § 63.10, on these routes. J. Certification of Agreement Not to Accept Special Concessions, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(n) T-Mobile certifies that it has not agreed to accept special concessions directly or indirectly from any foreign carrier with respect to any U.S. international route where the foreign carrier possesses market power on the foreign end of the route and will not enter into such agreements in the future. K. Certification Pursuant to Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(o) T-Mobile hereby certifies that to the best of its knowledge, information, and belief, no party to this Joint Application is subject to denial of federal benefits pursuant to Section 5301 of the Anti- Drug Abuse Act of 1988 and 47 C.F.R. §§ 1.2001-1.2002. 5 See Applications of T-Mobile USA, Inc. and SunCom Wireless Holdings, Inc. for Consent to Transfer Control of Licenses and Authorizations, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 23 FCC Rcd 2515, 2524 (2008) (“T-Mobile-SunCom Order”). The Commission did not review T-Mobile’s foreign carrier affiliate in Romania as part of the T-Mobile-SunCom transaction, but this carrier has a greater than 50 percent market share in the fixed access market. Accordingly, T-Mobile agrees to be classified as a dominant carrier on the U.S.-Romania route and to comply with the dominant carrier safeguards contained in Section 63.10 of the Commission's rules, 47 C.F.R. § 63.10. See also Notification of Foreign Carrier Affiliates, Sprint Communications Company, LP; Sprint Communications Inc.; Sprint Spectrum L.P.; SprintCom, Inc.; US Telecom, Inc.; and Virgin Mobile USA, L.P., IBFS File Nos. FCN-NEW-20180216-00005 and FCN-NEW- 20180427-00016. Sprint Corporation filed a supplement to these FCNs on May 17, 2018. These filings have not yet appeared on Public Notice. 6 T-Mobile-SunCom Order; see also Foreign Carrier Affiliation Notification, Public Notice, Report No. FCN00105, DA 09-1049 (May 14, 2009) (finding DT subsidiaries dominant on the U.S.-Greece route). 11

L. Streamlined Processing, 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(p) The Applicants are not seeking streamlined processing. II. Additional Information Required for Filing an Application for Transfer of Control of Domestic Section 214 Authority In support of this Joint Application, the Applicants respectfully submit the following information pursuant to Section 63.04(b) and 63.04(a)(6) through 63.04(a)(12) of the Commission’s rules: A. Description of the Transaction, 47 C.F.R. § 63.04(a)(6). This application is being filed in connection with applications seeking consent for the transfer of control to T-Mobile of FCC licenses and leases held by subsidiaries of Sprint, as well as the pro forma transfer of control of licenses and leases held by subsidiaries of T-Mobile. As a result of this transaction, the previous shareholders of Sprint and T-Mobile will become the shareholders of New T-Mobile post-closing. A further description of the transaction and its public benefits is attached hereto as Exhibit B. B. Description of the geographic areas in which the Transferor and Transferee (and their affiliates) offer domestic telecommunications services, and what services are provided in each area, 47 C.F.R. § 63.04(a)(7). Transferor: Sprint, through its subsidiaries, offers wireless and/or wireline voice and data services in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Sprint’s subsidiaries provide long distance service and local telecommunications services to residential, business, and carrier customers. Transferee: T-Mobile, through its subsidiaries, offers wireless and/or wireline voice and data services in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. C. Statement as to how the Joint Application fits into one or more of the presumptive streamlined categories in Section 63.03 of the Commission’s Rules or why it is otherwise appropriate for streamlined treatment, 47 C.F.R. § 63.04 (a)(8). The Applicants are not seeking streamlined processing. D. Identification of all other Commission applications related to the same transaction, 47 C.F.R. § 63.04 (a)(9). This transaction will result in the transfer of control of wireless authorizations and spectrum leases and subleases, domestic and international Section 214 authorizations, satellite earth station authorizations, submarine cable landing licenses, and cable television relay service licenses, which are subject to separate applications being filed concurrently with this application. 7 7 See, e.g., Lead ULS Application File No. 0008224209. 12

E. Statement of whether the Applicants are requesting special consideration because either party to the transaction is facing imminent business failure, 47 C.F.R. § 63.04 (a)(10). The Applicants are not requesting special consideration based on any imminent business failure. F. Identification of any separately filed waiver requests being sought in conjunction with the transaction, 47 C.F.R. § 63.04 (a)(11). No separately filed waiver requests are being sought in conjunction with the transaction. The parties are filing a declaratory ruling under Section 310(b)(4) of the Communications Act that it would not serve the public interest to prohibit indirect foreign ownership of T-Mobile and its subsidiaries of up to 100 percent. G. Statement showing how grant of the Joint Application will serve the public interest, convenience and necessity, including any additional information that may be necessary to show the effect of the proposed transaction on competition in domestic markets, 47 C.F.R. § 63.04 (a)(12). The public interest benefits of this transaction are described in detail in the Public Interest Statement attached as Exhibit B to this Joint Application for Consent to Transfer Control filed in WT Docket No. 18-197 on June 18, 2018. 13

EXHIBIT A Sprint Entities Holding International Section 214 Authorizations PRWireless PR, LLC 1 Sprint Communications Co., LP Sprint Communications, Inc. Sprint Spectrum, L.P. SprintCom, Inc. US Telecom, Inc. Virgin Mobile U.S.A., LP International Section 214 Authorizations Held International Section 214 Authorization of PRWireless PR, LLC FRN 0026287664 Authorization FCC ID Numbers Released Global or Limited Global ITC-214-19990615-00426 8/5/99 Facilities-Based & Resale Service (DA 99-1547) (Majority ownership acquired by Sprint 11/16/17 per ITC-ASG- 20170301-00024) International Section 214 Authorization of Sprint Communications, Inc. FRN 0003774593 Authorization FCC ID Numbers Released International Resale; ITC-214-19970723-00428 09/18/97 (originally obtained by Nextel (DA 97-2016) Communications, Inc; pro forma assignment to Sprint Communications, Inc. effective February 2, 2017 per ITC-ASG- 20180119-00013) 1 72% Sprint-owned joint venture.

International Section 214 Authorization of Sprint Spectrum, L.P. FRN 0005072970 Authorization FCC ID Numbers Released International Resale; ITC-214-19991203-00766 01/05/00 (originally obtained by Phillieco, (DA 00-11) LLC; pro forma assignment to Sprint Spectrum, L.P. effective February 2, 2017 per ITC-ASG- 20170126-00012) International Section 214 Authorization of SprintCom, Inc. FRN 0002315950 Authorization FCC ID Numbers Released Global or Limited Global Resale ITC-214-19991110-00692 12/09/99 Service (DA 99-2747) International Section 214 Authorizations of US Telecom, Inc. FRN 0004372843 Direct and Transit Country- FCC ID Numbers Released Specific Switched Voice (IMTS) Belgium, Canada, Costa Rica, El ITC-214-19851107-00004 04/11/86 Salvador, France, Guatemala, (See ITC-86-023/Mimeo No. Honduras, Hong Kong, Italy, 3694) Japan, Mexico, Netherlands, Nicaragua, Panama, South Korea, Spain, United Kingdom International Resale ITC-214-19941209-00368 02/27/95 (originally obtained by ASC (Old File no. I-T-C-95-088) Telecom, Inc.; pro forma assignment to US Telecom, Inc. effective February 4, 2016 per ITC-ASG-20160201-00100) 2

International Section 214 Authorization of Virgin Mobile U.S.A., LP. FRN 0006901011 Authorization FCC ID Numbers Released International Resale Service ITC-214-20020422-00194, 05/17/02 (DA 02-1223), as modified by ITC-MOD- 20151207-00294 International Section 214 Authorizations of Sprint Communications Co., LP 2 FRN 0002529659 Global and Resale Authorizations Authorization FCC ID Numbers Released Limited Global Facilities-Based ITC-214-19960718-00327 09/05/96 Authorization (Old File No. ITC-96-392) DA-96-1484 Resale of Switched Message I-T-C-88-068 04/12/88 Telephone Services Between the DA 88-449 U.S. and Various Overseas Points Resale Services Between Hawaii I-T-C-86-095 06/27/86 and Various Overseas Points Resale of International Message I-T-C-91-074 05/02/91 Telephone Service Between the DA 91-537 U.S. and Iran Country-Specific, Facilities-Based Authorizations Country/Authorization FCC ID Numbers Released Antigua ITC-87-116/DA 87-995 08/04/87 Argentina ITC-88-042/DA 88-248 03/04/88 Aruba ITC-92-247/DA 92-1675 12/16/92 Australia ITC-85-029/Mimeo No. 1775 01/08/85 Austria ITC-91-143/DA 91-938 08/02/91 Bahamas ITC-88-178/DA 88-1532 10/06/88 Bahrain ITC-94-240/DA 94-633 06/22/94 Bangladesh I-T-C-95-087/DA 95-387 03/09/95 Barbados ITC-87-116/DA 87-995 08/04/87 Bermuda ITC-85-227/Mimeo No. 1078 11/25/85 Brazil ITC-87-116/DA 87-995 08/04/87 2 The international section 214 authorizations listed herein also include those formerly held by US Sprint Communications Company and GTE Sprint Communications Corporation, predecessors-in-interest to Sprint Communications Co., LP. 3

British Virgin Islands ITC-92-269/DA 93-148 02/12/93 Brunei ITC-214-19960117-00018 04/09/96 (Old File No. ITC-96-040) DA 96-513 Bulgaria ITC-92-008/DA 92-133 02/10/92 Cambodia ITC-92-080/DA 95-1678 08/03/95 Canada ITC-84-158/Mimeo No. 3874 04/16/85 ITC-85-144/Mimeo No. 1894 01/09/86 Cayman Islands ITC-92-247/DA92-1675 12/16/92 Chile ITC-88-177/DA 88-1532 10/06/88 China, People’s Republic of ITC-91-140/DA 91-941 08/02/91 Colombia ITC-89-030/DA 89-67 02/02/89 Cuba (Per 47 C.F.R. § 63.18(e)(3) ITC-214-20100623-00263 08/12/10 and DA 10-112) DA 10-1496 Cuba ITC-94-247/DA 94-1098 10/05/94 Cuba ITC-214-19981021-00739 01/26/99 DA 99-227 Cuba ITC-214-19990316-00141 05/17/99 DA 99-903 Cuba ITC-214-20000302-00127 05/26/00 DA 00-1184 Cuba ITC-214-20010615-00340 10/18/01 DA 01-2338 Cypress ITC-92-212/DA 92-1468 10/29/92 Czechoslovakia ITC-92-006/DA 92-132 02/10/92 Denmark ITC-87-116/DA 87-995 08/04/87 Dominica ITC-92-269/DA 93-148 02/12/93 Dominican Republic ITC-86-005/Mimeo No. 1076 11/25/85 Egypt ITC-92-028/DA 91-1649 01/09/92 El Salvador ITC-90-170/DA 90-1850 12/28/90 Ethiopia ITC-214-19960531-00223 08/09/96 (Old File No. ITC-96-299) DA 96-1254 Figi ITC-93-227/DA 1100 09/15/93 Finland ITC-88-140/DA 88-1206 08/09/88 France ITC-86-132/DA 86-3 08/22/86 France ITC-214-19971020-00646 4/16/98 (Old File No. ITC-97-636) DA 98-723 Gambia ITC-95-531/DA 95-2465 01/19/96 Germany I-T-C-88-015/DA 88-290 03/03/88 ITC-214-19970131-00056 (Old File No. ITC-97-075) DA 97-1342 4

Ghana ITC-214-19941101-00333 02/22/95 (Old File No. ITC-95-039) DA 95-190 Greece ITC-88-042/DA 88-248 03/04/88 Grenada ITC 92-269/DA 93-148 02/12/93 Guam/Offshore Points Third Report & Order, Mimeo 012, CC 10/06/83 Docket No. 79-252 (FCC 83-481) Honduras ITC-92-247/DA 92-1675 12/16/92 Hong Kong ITC-86-011/Mimeo No. 1295 12/06/85 Hungary ITC-91-031/DA 91-140 02/08/91 Iceland ITC-92-209/DA 92-1468 10/29/92 India ITC-90-178(A)/DA 91-562 05/10/91 Indonesia ITC-91-039/DA 91-347 03/29/91 Iran ITC 95-142/DA 95-648 04/05/95 Iraq ITC 95-156/DA-95-844 04/20/95 Ireland ITC-88-042/DA 88-248 03/04/88 Israel ITC-88-042/DA 88-248 03/04/88 Jamaica ITC-89-162/DA 89-1463 11/20/89 Japan ITC-86-091/Mimeo No. 5309 06/23/86 Jordan ITC-214-19941101-00333 02/22/95 (Old File No. ITC-95-039) DA 95-190 Kenya ITC-92-005/DA 92-133 02/10/92 Kuwait ITC-91-107/DA 91-723 06/19/91 Laos I-T-C-92-195/DA 95-1678 08/03/95 Lebanon ITC-94-341/DA 94-805 07/26/94 Luxembourg ITC-92-211/DA 92-1751 01/06/93 Macao ITC-92-213/DA 92-1468 10/29/92 Malaysia ITC-90-022/DA 90-156 02/08/90 Marshall Islands I-T-C-94-110/DA 93-444 05/11/94 Mexico I-T-C-90-005/DA 89-1663 01/04/90 Micronesia I-T-C-95-284/DA 95-1540 07/13/95 Mongolia I-T-C-93-084/DA 95-1974 09/20/95 Montserrat I-T-C-92-269/DA 93-148 02/12/93 Morocco I-T-C-94-240/DA 94-633 06/22/94 Netherlands Antilles I-T-C-92-247/DA 92-1675 12/16/92 New Zealand I-T-C-88-041/DA 88-248 03/04/88 Nigeria I-T-C-92-007/DA 92-133 02/10/92 Norway I-T-C-88-140/DA 88-1206 08/09/88 Oman I-T-C-95-087/DA 95-387 03/09/95 Pakistan I-T-C-93-173 08/05/93 Palau I-T-C-95-365/DA 95-1749 08/15/95 Panama I-T-C-86-134/DA 86-3 08/22/86 I-T-C-90-170/DA-1850 12/28/90 Peru I-T-C-89-160/DA-1463 11/20/89 5

Philippines I-T-C-90-121/DA 90-1155 09/05/90 Poland I-T-C-91-128/DA 91-870 07/17/91 Portugal I-T-C-88-177/DA 88-1532 10/06/88 Qatar I-T-C-95-142/DA 95-648 04/05/95 Romania I-T-C-92-02/DA 91-1649 01/09/92 Saipan I-T-C-93-227/DA 93-1100 09/15/93 Saudi Arabia I-T-C-91-127/DA 91-870 07/17/91 Senegal I-T-C-95-531/DA 95-2465 01/19/96 Singapore I-T-C-88-003/DA 87-1750 12/10/87 South Africa I-T-C-91-053/DA 91-399 04/04/91 South Korea I-T-C-88-176 10/06/88 Sri Lanka I-T-C-95-087/DA 95-387 03/09/95 I-T-C-95-487/DA 95-2236 11/03/95 St. Kitts/Nevis I-T-C-92-269/DA 93-148 02/12/93 St. Lucia I-T-C-92-269/DA 93-148 02/12/93 St. Vincent I-T-C-92-269/DA 93-148 02/12/93 Sudan I-T-C-94-062/DA 94-418 05/11/94 Sweden I-T-C-87-116/DA 87-995 08/04/87 Switzerland I-T-C-88-041/DA 88-248 03/04/88 Taiwan I-T-C-86-107/Mimeo No. 5823 07/17/86 Tanzania ITC-95-531/DA 95-2465 01/19/96 Thailand I-T-C-88-098/DA 88-848 06/07/88 Trinidad & Tobago I-T-C-89-161/DA 89-1463 11/20/89 Tunisia ITS-95-531/DA 95-2465 01/19/96 Turkey I-T-C-91-132/DA 91-912 07/26/91 United Arab Emirates I-T-C-91-067/DA 91-502 04/25/91 United Kingdom I-T-C-85-016/Mimeo No. 2548 02/14/85 I-T-C-86-012/Mimeo No. 1472 12/13/85 ITC-214-19950202-00005 (Old File No. I-T-C-95-155) 12/01/95 DA 95-2394 Uruguay I-T-C-92-247/DA 92-1675 12/16/92 USSR I-T-C-91-085 05/20/91 Venezuela I-T-C-86-133/DA 86-3 08/22/86 Vietnam I-T-C-91-215-A/DA 92-522 05/05/92 I-T-C-91-215(A)/DA 95-1678 08/03/95 West Germany I-T-C-88-015/DA 88-290 03/03/88 Yemen I-T-C-92-210/DA 92-1468 10/29/92 Yugoslavia I-T-C-91-212/DA 91-1445 11/22/91 Zaire I-T-C-95-382/DA 95-1761 08/17/95 6


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