What types of debts are recorded in the Commissions Red Light Display (RLD) system?
The RLD system contains only delinquent debts. Delinquent means a claim or debt which has not been paid by the date specified by the agency unless other satisfactory payment arrangements have been made by that date, or, at any time thereafter, the debtor has failed to satisfy an obligation under a payment agreement or instrument with the agency, or pursuant to a Commission rule. For purposes of this subpart only, an installment payment under 47 CFR 1.2110(g) will not be considered delinquent until the expiration of all applicable grace periods and any other applicable periods under Commission rules to make the payment due.
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- The Red Light Display system (or Fee Filer) indicates that I owe the Commission for something that I have already paid. Why wasnt that payment posted to my account?
- What types of debts are recorded in the Commissions Red Light Display (RLD) system?
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