The non-exclusive
nationwide license
is a required prerequisite for registering individual links. Therefore, individual links cannot be registered until a non-exclusive nationwide license is obtained.
Note that the interim process ended on February 7, 2005 with the launch of Third Party Database System. Beginning February 8, 2005 all links must be
registered with third party database managers using the permanent process described below.
To register a link, licensees must have already filed for and been granted a
non-exclusive nationwide license from the Commission.
Starting on February 8, 2005 (Transition Date), licensees must register links through one of the
Database Managers. After the transition,
ULS will no longer accept applications for registration of individual links unless the applicant indicates that the link has received a yellow
light, requires environmental assessment; requires coordination because of a quiet zone; or is subject to international coordination requirements.
Licensees may contact any of the
Database Managers for more information about registering a link on the 3PDS. The public can access all
registered links through the 3PDBS.
Further information about registering links during the permanent process is provided in
Public Notice DA 05-311.