Federal Communications Commission Customer Service Contacts

The Federal Communications Commission’s privacy policy states that no personal data is collected from website visitors unless voluntarily submitted—automatically gathered data is anonymous and used only for site analytics and security; any personal information provided is used solely to respond to requests; comments may be public; information may be shared with other governmental bodies only as legally required; data are retained only as necessary; encryption and monitoring are employed to secure data; cookies used are non‑persistent and not tied to individual identities; do‑not‑track isn’t followed beyond FCC.gov; children under 13 aren’t tracked without consent; and record‑keeping and disclosure are governed by the Privacy Act and Freedom of Information Act.

The Federal Communications Commission’s accessibility policy states that all electronic and information technology—such as websites, telephones, multimedia devices, desktop computers, software, browsers on mobile phones, and video‑programming equipment—must comply with Section 508 standards aligned with WCAG 2.0 Level A and AA guidelines to ensure equivalent access for individuals with disabilities; concerns can be reported via email to Section508FCC@fcc.gov or through the Disability Rights Office, which handles dispute assistance and compliance enforcement

You can find an FCC office by appointment through the official “visiting FCC facilities” page, which lists the headquarters in Washington, DC, and field facilities in Columbia (MD), Atlanta, Anchorage, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Portland (WA), San Francisco, and San Juan (PR) Electronics, media, and consumer inquiries are handled through these regional offices.

The FCC provides access to licensing and spectrum assignment data through several official systems and public databases, all linked from its Licensing page: hfcc.gov/licensing