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SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 73 14th Revised Title Page 1 Cancels 13th Revised Title Page 1 ACCESS SERVICE Regulations, Rates and Charges applying to the provision of Access Services within a Local Access and Transport Area (LATA) or equivalent Market Area and for the provision of InterLATA services, in accordance with Section 271(b)(3) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended by the Telecommunications Act of 1996, for connection to interstate communications facilities for customers within the operating territory of the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company in the State(s) of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma and Texas as provided herein. Company Code Southwestern Bell Telephone Company 9533 Arkansas 5211 Kansas 5214 Missouri 5213 Oklahoma 5215 Texas 5216 All material contained herein is moved from Tariff F.C.C. No. 68. The original effective date for the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Tariff F.C.C. No. 68 is May 24, 1984 and, for Section 7, April 1, 1985. Access Services are provided by means of wire, fiber optics, radio or any other suitable technology or a combination thereof. Not all services described in this tariff are available from every wire center. The services available from each specific wire center are listed in the National Exchange Carrier Association, Inc., Tariff F.C.C. No. 4. Issuing Officer: Kristen Shore (T) Executive Director - Regulatory (T) (D) (D) (This page filed under Transmittal No. 3424 ) Issued: March 30, 2016 Effective: April 14, 2016 675 W. Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30308 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 73 1214th Revised Page 1 Cancels 1213th Revised Page 1 CHECK SHEET Title page 1 and pages 1 to 41-5 inclusive of this tariff are effective as of the date shown. Original and revised pages as named below and Supplement No. 66 contain all changes from the original tariff that are in effect on the date hereof. Number of Number of Number of Revision Revision Revision Except as Except as Except as Page Indicated Page Indicated Page Indicated Title 1 14th 1.37 28th 31-13 2nd 1 1214th* 1.38 22nd 32 10th 1.1 150th 1.39 24th 33 4th 1.2 320th 1.40 21st 34 11th 1.3 75th 1.41 5th 35 9th 1.4 96th 1.42 Original 36 8th 1.5 167th 2 Original 37 8th 1.6 124th 3 4th 38 7th 1.7 117th 4 3rd 39 4th 1.7.1 Original 5 1st 39.1 19th 1.8 73rd 6 1st 40 13th 1.8.1 2nd 7 3rd 41 14th 1.9 61st 8 5th 42 1st 1.9.1 8th 9 3rd 43 1st 1.10 104th 10 7th 44 2nd 1.10.1 52nd* 11 10th 1-1 4th 1.11 157th 12 8th 2-1 7th 1.11.1 30th* 13 3rd 2-2 14th 1.12 63rd 14 1st 2-3 24th 1.13 88th 15 6th 2-4 11th 1.13.1 36th 16 5th 2-5 12th 1.14 93rd* 17 Original 2-6 33rd 1.15 45th 18 19th 2-7 13th 1.16 50th 19 16th 2-8 10th 1.16.1 21st 20 6th 2-9 1st 1.17 69th 20.1 13th 2-10 Original 1.18 46th 20.2 2nd 2-11 Original 1.19 45th 20.3 4th 2-12 Original 1.20 24th 21 1st 2-13 1st 1.20.1 6th 22 2nd 2-14 3rd 1.20.2 5th 23 3rd 2-15 Original 1.20.3 6th 24 7th* 2-16 Original 1.20.4 20th 25 2nd 2-17 7th 1.21 46th 26 4th 2-17.1 1st 1.22 55th 27 2nd 2-17.2 1st 1.23 63rd 28 2nd 2-18 2nd 1.23.1 13th 29 1st 2-19 2nd 1.24 61st 30 3rd 2-20 11th 1.24.1 6th 31 2nd 2-21 10th 1.25 29th 31.1 9th 2-22 5th 1.26 72nd 31.2 5th 2-23 Original 1.27 10th 31.3 11th 2-24 4th 1.28 12th 31.4 7th 2-25 Original 1.29 25th 31.5 4th 2-26 1st 1.30 21st 31.6 21st 2-27 Original 1.31 25th 31.7 10th 2-28 Original 1.32 19th 31.8 23rd 2-29 Original 1.33 21st 31.9 43rd 2-30 Original 1.34 25th 31.10 37th 2-31 Original 1.35 34th 31.11 36th 2-32 Original 1.36 33rd 31.12 49th 2-33 Original 31.13 2nd 2-34 Original * New or Revised Page Issuing Officer: Kristen Shore, Executive Director - Regulatory (This page filed under Transmittal No. 3437 ) Issued: December 1, 2016 Effective: December 16, 2016 675 W. Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta, GA 30308 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 73 149th Revised Page 1.1 Cancels 148th Revised Page 1.1 ACCESS SERVICE CHECK SHEET (Cont'd) Number of Number of Number of Revision Revision Revision Except as Except as Except as Page Indicated Page Indicated Page Indicated 2-35 9th* 2-55.1 5th* 2-76.11 13th 2-36 10th 2-55.2 5th* 2-76.12 12th 2-36.1 1st 2-55.3 6th* 2-76.13 3rd 2-37 10th 2-55.4 2nd* 2-76.14 2nd 2-38 4th 2-55.5 2nd* 2-76.15 2nd 2-38.1 11th 2-56 5th 2-76.16 2nd 2-39 12th 2-57 5th 2-76.17 2nd 2-40 7th 2-58 5th 2-76.18 2nd 2-41 13th* 2-59 5th 2-76.19 2nd 2-42 9th 2-60 5th 2-76.20 10th 2-42.1 8th 2-61 5th 2-76.21 10th 2-43 10th 2-62 7th 2-76.22 7th 2-43.1 9th 2-63 9th 2-76.23 3rd 2-44 10th 2-64 8th 2-77 10th 2-45 12th 2-65 7th 2-78 6th 2-45.1 4th 2-65.1 5th* 2-78.1 3rd 2-45.2 9th 2-66 3rd 2-78.2 3rd 2-45.3 15th 2-67 2nd 2-78.3 7th 2-45.4 14th 2-68 4th 2-78.4 4th 2-45.5 7th 2-69 5th 2-78.5 8th 2-45.6 10th* 2-70 6th* 2-78.6 4th 2-45.7 5th 2-71 3rd 2-78.7 4th 2-45.8 4th 2-71.1 2nd 2-79 11th 2-46 10th 2-72 10th* 2-79.1 4th 2-47 8th 2-72.1 5th 2-79.2 5th 2-48 12th 2-72.2 2nd 2-80 3rd 2-48.1 1st 2-73 7th 2-81 1st 2-49 5th 2-73.1 1st 2-81.1 3rd 2-50 4th 2-74 9th 2-81.2 2nd 2-51 5th 2-74.1 18th 2-82 14th 2-52 5th 2-74.2 1st 2-83 Original 2-52.1 4th 2-75 3rd 2-84 9th 2-85 Original 2-52.2 3rd 2-76 11th* 2-86 Original 2-52.3 7th 2-76.1 4th* 2-87 1st 2-52.4 3rd 2-76.2 6th* 2-52.5 7th 2-88 2nd 2-76.3 4th* 2-52.6 Original 2-89 2nd 2-76.4 4th* 2-52.7 10th 2-90 1st 2-52.8 11th 2-76.5 4th* 2-91 1st 2-52.9 4th 2-76.6 3rd* 2-91.1 Original 2-52.10 5th 2-76.7 4th 2-91.2 Original 2-52.11 1st 2-76.7.1 1st 2-91.3 Original 2-52.12 1st 2-76.7.2 1st 2-91.4 1st 2-52.13 2nd 2-76.7.3 1st 2-91.5 4th 2-52.14 Original 2-76.7.4 1st 2-91.6 4th 2-53 10th 2-76.7.5 1st 2-91.7 4th 2-54 7th 2-76.7.6 1st 2-92 10th 2-54.1 2nd 2-76.8 6th 2-92.1 3rd 2-76.9 2nd 2-55 2nd* 2-93 6th 2-76.10 3rd* 2-94 5th * New or Revised Page (This page filed under Transmittal No. 3394 ) Issued: August 29, 2014 Effective: September 13, 2014 Four AT&T Plaza, Dallas, Texas 75202 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY TARIFF F.C.C. NO. 73 320th Revised Page 1.2 Cancels 319th Revised Page 1.2 ACCESS SERVICE CHECK SHEET (Cont'd) Number of Number of Number of Revision Except Revision Except Revision Except Page as Indicated Page as Indicated Page as Indicated 2-95 4th 3-10.2 2nd 5-9 7th 2-96 13th 3-10.3 1st 5-10 3rd 2-97 10th 3-11 2nd 5-11 2nd 2-98 6th 3-12 2nd 5-12 3rd 2-98.1 Original 3-13 1st 5-12.1 2nd 2-99 1st 3-14 3rd 5-13 2nd 2-100 8th 3-15 1st 5-14 2nd 2-101 14th 3-16 3rd 5-15 9th 2-102 1st 3-17 2nd 5-16 11th 2-103 4th 3-18 1st 5-17 2nd 2-103.1 2nd 3-19 6th 5-17.1 6th 2-104 10th 3-20 42nd 5-17.2 8th 2-105 3rd 4-1 5th 5-17.3 3rd 2-106 2nd 4-2 6th 5-17.4 3rd 2-107 4th 4-3 13th 5-17.5 6th 2-107.1 1st 4-3.1 2nd 5-17.6 6th 2-108 3rd 4-4 6th 5-17.7 14th 2-108.1 Original 4-5 2nd 5-17.8 8th 2-109 5th 4-5.1 5th 5-17.9 5th 2-109.1 10th 4-5.2 3rd 5-17.10 6th 2-110 8th 4-5.3 51st 5-17.11 3rd 2-111 1st 4-6 62nd 5-17.12 13th 2-111.1 19th 4-7 2nd 5-17.13 1st 2-112 13th 4-8 28th 5-17.14 Original 2-113 11th 4-8.1 29th 5-17.15 Original 2-113.1 Original 4-9 29th 5-18 13th 2-114 9th 4-10 54th 5-18.1 8th* 2-114.1 10th 4-11 54th 5-19 5th 2-115 12th 4-12 52nd 5-20 9th 2-116 2nd 4-12.1 5th 5-21 1st 2-117 1st 4-12.2 5th 5-22 Original 2-118 8th 4-13 76th 5-23 13th 2-118.1 Original 4-14 71st 5-24 3rd 2-119 3rd 4-15 52nd 5-25 13th 2-119.1 1st 5-1 40th 5-26 2nd 2-120 4th 5-2 9th 5-27 9th 2-121 11th 5-3 1st 5-27.1 Original 2-122 5th 5-4 5th 5-28 5th 2-123 3rd 5-4.1 2nd 5-29 20th* 3-1 5th 5-4.2 2nd 5-30 20th* 3-2 2nd 5-5 3rd 5-30.1 12th* 3-3 Original 5-5.1 5th 5-30.1.1 8th* 3-4 4th 5-6 6th 5-30.2 12th 3-5 5th 5-7 3rd 5-31 10th 3-6 7th 5-7.1 2nd 5-31.1 1st 3-7 4th 5-8 4th 5-31.2 2nd 3-8 4th 5-8.1 2nd 5-32 7th 3-9 4th 5-8.2 3rd 5-33 12th 3-10 4th 5-8.3 5th 5-34 6th 3-10.1 2nd 5-8.4 1st 5-34.1 110th * New or Revised Page (This page filed under Transmittal No.
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