Common use of Local Service Request Clause in Contracts

Local Service Request. Orders for Services will be placed utilizing standard LSR forms. GTE will continue to participate in industry forums for developing service order/disconnect order formats and will incorporate appropriate industry standards. Complete and accurate forms (containing the requisite Customer information as described in the GTE Guide) must be provided by CCI before a request can be processed. GTE will accept orders for As-Is Transfers (AIT) of Services from GTE to CCI where GTE is the Customer’s current local exchange company. GTE cannot provide an AIT of service from another CLEC selling GTE’s Services to CCI.

Local Service Request. Orders for Services will be placed utilizing standard LSR forms. GTE will continue to participate in industry forums for developing service order/disconnect order formats and will incorporate appropriate industry standards. Complete and accurate forms (containing the requisite Customer information as described in the GTE Guide) must be provided by CCI USA Digital before a request can be processed. GTE will accept orders for As-Is Transfers (AIT) of Services from GTE to CCI USA Digital where GTE is the Customer’s current local exchange company. GTE cannot provide an AIT of service from another CLEC selling GTE’s Services to CCIUSA Digital.

Local Service Request. Orders for Services will be placed utilizing standard LSR forms. GTE will continue to participate in industry forums for developing service order/disconnect order formats and will incorporate appropriate industry standards. Complete and accurate forms (containing the requisite Customer information as described in the GTE Guide) must be provided by CCI Direct Communications before a request can be processed. GTE will accept orders for As-Is Transfers (AIT) of Services from GTE to CCI Direct Communications where GTE is the Customer’s current local exchange company. GTE cannot provide an AIT of service from another CLEC selling GTE’s Services to CCIDirect Communications.