Third Phase - Bureau Review Sample Clauses

Third Phase - Bureau Review. You as a complainant have the right to request the Puerto Rico Telecommunications Bureau to review Liberty’s resolution of the claim. All Requests for Review must be presented before the Bureau within the non-extendable term of thirty
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Third Phase - Bureau Review. You as a complainant have the right to request the Puerto Rico Telecommunications Bureau to review Liberty’s resolution of the claim. All Requests for Review must be presented before the Bureau within the non-extendable term of thirty (30) calendar days from the notification of Liberty’s final determination. You may present the complaint by mail to the Bureau to the following address: 000 Xxxxxxx X. Xxxx Ave., 18th Stop, San Xxxx, PR 00907-3981; present it in person in the Bureau during regular business hours; or present it through electronic means at xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxx.xx.xxx. For more information, you may contact the Bureau by telephone (000)000-0000 and 1-866-578-5500. Contemporarily with the presentation of you request for review at the Bureau, you must certify to the Bureau that you have sent a copy of the Request for Review to the Company. The Bureau shall not attend to complaints that have not first been submitted to Liberty as part of the Dispute Settlement Procedure. (See Telecommunications Act, 27 L.P.R.A. §269j).

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