Robocall Mitigation Database & CPNI filings, written for your company.
We write your company-specific robocall mitigation plan, prepare your Robocall Mitigation Database (RMD) filing and your March 1 recertification, and draft your annual CPNI certification with its accompanying statement. Fixed prices, delivery dates in writing, everything by email. You review, sign and submit with your own FCC login.
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MAR 1, 2027
MAR 1, 2027
DAYS
The Robocall Mitigation Database is now an every-year filing, with fines attached.
An FCC rule published in the Federal Register on January 6, 2026 requires every RMD filer to recertify on or before March 1 each year, and sets base fines for inaccurate or stale filings. The first recertification was due March 1, 2026. The next is Monday, March 1, 2027.
Inaccurate information
Base forfeiture for each violation when a filer submits false or inaccurate information to the Database — treated as a continuing violation until it is corrected.
47 CFR § 1.80(b)(11) · effective Feb. 5, 2026Business days to report a change
New owner or officer, new address, new underlying provider, a change in STIR/SHAKEN status: your filing must be updated within 10 business days. Base forfeiture if late: $1,000.
47 CFR § 64.6305(d)(5) · § 1.80(b)(11)Calls accepted if you're not listed
U.S. providers must refuse calls sent to them directly by a provider whose filing does not appear in the Database — including a filing removed by enforcement action.
47 CFR § 64.6305(g)Small providers that sell voice, hand out numbers, or route calls.
If your service connects to the public telephone network and uses U.S. numbers, the RMD rules almost certainly reach you — even if you own no network equipment.
We decline providers whose business is high-volume unsolicited calling campaigns, and providers that are currently the subject of an FCC enforcement action or robocall-related investigation.
Three products. The price is on the page.
Every order starts with a written quote and a delivery date. You pay in advance by card link. If we miss the date in your quote, you get 100% of the fee back.
New Provider RMD Filing
For your first filing in the Robocall Mitigation Database.
- A robocall mitigation plan written for your company, ready to upload as a PDF
- Every RMD form field filled in and ready to paste
- Your role and STIR/SHAKEN option mapped to your network facts, with the rule text
- Pre-filing checklist: business FRN, CORES data, officer declaration
- Your compliance calendar and one round of revisions
Annual Compliance Pack
For providers already listed in the RMD and subject to the CPNI rules.
- Review of your current RMD filing and an updated mitigation plan
- Your RMD annual recertification, ready for March 1
- Your annual CPNI certification and accompanying statement
- A compliance calendar with email reminders
- One mid-year change update included
Change Update
For a change that must reach the Database within 10 business days.
- The revised sections of your mitigation plan
- The exact RMD fields to change, with the new text
- A CORES reminder when a name, address or contact changes
- For filings we prepared (new filing or annual pack)
Four steps, all in writing.
Send it tonight, read it in the morning. You never have to get on a call.
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Tell us what you need by form or email. You get a fixed price and a delivery date in writing.
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Pay by card link, then answer our written questionnaire: services, call path, customers, upstream providers, STIR/SHAKEN facts, CPNI practices.
One questionnaireWe write
Your plan, your RMD form content and your CPNI certification, specific to how your company works and checked against the current rule text.
3 business days for a new filingYou submit
You review, your officer signs, and you file through your own FCC login. We answer questions about what we wrote by email.
We prepare, you submitWhat we don’t do.
- We are not a law firm. No legal advice, and no representation before the FCC.
- We don’t file for you. You submit with your own FCC credentials, and your officer signs the declaration under penalty of perjury.
- No STIR/SHAKEN implementation: no SPC tokens, certificates, signing services or network changes.
- No Form 499 filings and no universal service contribution calculations.
- No responses to Enforcement Bureau letters, Notices of Apparent Liability or removal orders — that is work for counsel.
Who we turn away
Providers whose business is high-volume unsolicited calling campaigns, and providers that are currently the subject of an FCC enforcement action or robocall-related investigation. Both need a lawyer, not a filing service.
What we promise is what we control: a complete, specific filing package, at the price and on the date in your quote. We don’t promise any outcome at the FCC.
See the work first
A complete sample for a fictitious reseller, Brightline Voice LLC: its robocall mitigation plan, every RMD form field, its CPNI certification and statement, and its compliance calendar.
What small providers ask first.
Do VoIP resellers and MVNOs really have to file in the Robocall Mitigation Database?
Yes. The FCC’s January 2026 filing guidance says any provider that meets the definitions — “including voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) resellers and mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs)” — must file (DA 26-72, Appendix A). The Enforcement Bureau repeated it for MVNOs on February 20, 2026 (DA 26-174).
When is the next RMD recertification due?
On or before March 1 every year (47 CFR § 64.6305(h)). The next deadline is Monday, March 1, 2027. The FCC’s filing instructions say the recertification window opens each year on February 1, and a filing can be recertified only once per window.
Do you submit the filing for us?
No. We prepare; you submit. RMD filings are made under your company’s FRN through a CORES login with multi-factor authentication, and an officer signs the declaration under penalty of perjury (47 CFR § 1.16). The CPNI certification is signed by your officer and filed in EB Docket No. 06-36. We never ask for your FCC login, and you stay in control of every word filed in your company’s name.
What if you deliver late?
You pay nothing. If we miss the delivery date in your written quote, we refund 100% of the fee — no forms, no argument.
Last updated: September 2026
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