You would check “For Information Only” when there is no NPAC action required, and the Part 1B will not be sent to NPAC. For additional information, refer to Section 5.1.3 of the ATIS-0300119, Thousands-Block (NPA-NXX-X) & Central Office Code (NPA-NXX) Administration Guidelines (TBCOCAG).

By marking the activate radio button as "Yes", the NPAC will schedule and activate the block range.  By marking the activate radio button as "No", the NPAC will schedule the block range but it will be the responsibility of the SP to activate the block range. By marking the "For Information Only" checkbox, the Part 1B will not be sent to the NPAC. You may contact the NPAC at npac@iconectiv.numberportability.com for further details. 

For questions regarding the status of the Part 1B forms, please contact the NPAC at npac@iconectiv.numberportability.com. 

Yes, a new request will need to be submitted at the time you receive an approval for your safety valve waiver request from the regulatory authority.  You can use the Copy Thousands-Block Request tool using the tracking number for the Part 3 denial.  On the MTE screen, select the Received a State Waiver radio button.  Attach a copy of the approved waiver to the request in NAS.

Yes, if you do not meet MTE and/or utilization, NAS provides a radio button ‘Need to Request a State Waiver’ that you may select. If this button is selected, NAS issue a Part 3 denial so you can proceed with requesting a safety valve waiver from the appropriate regulatory authority.

Yes, if you have in your profile the same OCN, State, and NPA as the user who originally saved the request.

Yes, any user that has the same state, NPA and OCN in their profile will have the ability to modify a New Thousands-Block request or Thousands-Block Modification request, they can modify it if NANPA has not started processing the request or issued a Part 3. They would access the request by using the Modify Pending Thousand-Block request tool in NAS.

If you made an error on a New Thousands-Block request or Thousands-Block Modification request, you could modify it if NANPA has not started processing the request or issued a Part 3.  You would access the request by using the Modify Pending Thousand-Block request tool in NAS.

When submitting a New Block, Block Modification, New ISP Block Port, ISP Block Port Modification, ISP Block Port Disconnect or Block Disconnect request:

Per Section 5.1.7 of the ATIS-0300119, Thousands-Block (NPA-NXX-X) & Central Office Code (NPA-NXX) Administration Guidelines (TBCOCAG), the standard Thousands-Block effective date is 31 calendar days from date of application, however, SPs must allow at least two calendar days beyond the effective date prior to activating TNs within the assigned Thousands-Block.