Line Status Verification definition
Line Status Verification or “LSV” means an operator request for a status check on the line of a called party. The request is made by one Party’s operator to an operator of the other Party. The verification of the status check is provided to the requesting operator.
Line Status Verification or "LSV" or "Busy Line Verify" or "BLV" is performed when one Party's end user requests assistance from the operator bureau to determine if the called line of the other Party is in use.
Line Status Verification or “LSV” means an operator request for a status check on the line of a called party. The request is made by one Company’s operator to an operator of the other Company. The verification of the status check is provided to the requesting operator.
Examples of Line Status Verification in a sentence
Each Party shall offer Line Status Verification (LSV) and Verification and Call Interrupt (VCI) services to enable its subscribers to verify and/or interrupt calls on the lines of the other Party’s subscribers.
Line Status Verification and Call Interrupt (LSV/CI) Verizon shall permit MCIm to connect its local Operator Service to Verizon’s LSV/CI systems to enable MCIm to perform BLV/BLI services.
SWBT shall provide Line Status Verification and Busy Line Interrupt on calls made on SWBT's network to CLEC end users.