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The IP-1 License (Infrastructure Provider License Category-I) is a license issued by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) in India to companies involved in providing passive telecom infrastructure. This infrastructure supports telecom service providers in delivering their services efficiently.
What is an IP-1 License?
An IP-1 License allows a company to offer passive telecom infrastructure like:
Dark Fiber: Unlit optical fiber cables for data transmission.
Duct Space: Physical pathways for fiber cables.
Tower Infrastructure: Mobile network towers and related equipment.
Other Passive Infrastructure: Includes shelters, power supply systems, and cooling systems for telecom equipment.
Passive infrastructure is different from active infrastructure, which includes transmission equipment like antennas and routers.
Eligibility for IP-1 License
Entity Type: Only companies registered under the Companies Act, 2013 (or earlier Acts) are eligible.
No Foreign Ownership Restriction: Companies with foreign investment are allowed, provided they comply with FDI norms.
Business Objective: The Memorandum of Association (MoA) must include telecom infrastructure development as one of the objectives.
Benefits of Holding an IP-1 License
Revenue Opportunities: Enables companies to lease infrastructure to telecom operators.
Legal Compliance: Operates in compliance with Indian telecom laws and regulations.
Support for Digital India Initiatives: Contributes to national goals of improved telecom and internet connectivity.
Documents Required for IP-1 License Application
Company Incorporation Certificate: Proof of company registration under the Companies Act.
Memorandum of Association (MoA): Including telecom infrastructure as a business objective.
Article of Association (AoA).
PAN and GST Registration of the company.
Authorized Signatory Letter.
Board Resolution: Approving the decision to apply for the license.
Net Worth Statement: Certified by a Chartered Accountant (CA).
Procedure to Obtain IP-1 License
Application Submission:
Submit the application to the DoT's licensing wing.
Include all required documents and fees.
Verification by DoT:
DoT examines the application and may request clarifications or additional documents.
Grant of License:
Upon successful verification, DoT issues the IP-1 License.
The process typically takes 60-90 days.
Post-License Compliance:
The license holder must submit periodic compliance reports to DoT.
Maintain records of all agreements with telecom operators.
Validity and Fees
The IP-1 license has no validity period and is granted for an indefinite period, provided the company remains compliant with regulations.
The processing fee is INR 5,000 (non-refundable).
Who Uses IP-1 Services?
Telecom operators (e.g., Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea).
Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
Companies deploying optical fiber and mobile towers.
Key Compliance Requirements
License holders can only provide passive infrastructure and cannot own or operate active telecom equipment.
Must adhere to regulations on sharing infrastructure with telecom operators.
Submit periodic reports to DoT on infrastructure usage and agreements.
Would you like guidance on the application process or assistance with document preparation for the IP-1 License?
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Telemarketing registration in India is mandatory for entities engaging in telemarketing activities, which involve contacting customers for the promotion of goods or services, sales, or surveys. The registration is governed by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) under the Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations (TCCCPR), 2018.
What is Telemarketing Registration?
Telemarketing registration is required for telemarketers who send promotional or transactional messages or make marketing calls to customers.
This ensures compliance with TRAI's regulations to protect consumers from unsolicited commercial communication (spam).