Bolivia

Application Method

In-country testing

No

Paperwork only

Yes

Homologation certification in Bolivia, regulated by the ATT, follows approaches similar to those of the European Union (EU) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States.

All homologation applications are processed through paperwork or document evaluation. Local testing by ATT is not required as part of the mandatory certification procedure.

To obtain a homologation certificate, applicants must provide evidence of compliance through the RED (EU) or FCC approval frameworks. The certificate of compliance issued upon completion of this process must be submitted. The test report detailing the test results must also be submitted.

The test report and all other required documents must be submitted with their homologation applications via email addressed to ATT. The Authority will evaluate the application to determine whether the product complies with the applicable technical requirements.

If there are technical observations regarding the submitted documents, the applicant will be notified and required to address them within a maximum of five working days. Failure to address these observations within the specified period will result in the rejection of the application.

If the application has no notes, the applicant is notified that the application has been approved for formal submission to the ATT and is thereby issued a Route Sheet.

Once the documents, including the Route Sheet, have been received, ATT will conduct a further review. If additional observations are identified, the applicant will be notified and required to address them within a maximum of two administrative working days.

If the observations are not addressed within the specified timeframe, the application will be deemed withdrawn.

If no observations remain outstanding, or if all observations have been satisfactorily addressed, an Administrative Homologation Resolution will be issued, with the Homologation Certificate attached as an appendix.