Does the P10000pro have an FCCID? I need it urgently because my country (Colombia) needs it to homologate the model, and non-homologated phones are blocked. Here in Colombia there are 4 Blackview phones already homologated (A7, A8, E7S and BV6000) so I hope this one can be homologated too.
If the model doen't have an FCCID, it seems I may homologate it If I provide a written proof that the cellphone's code is equivalent to the standard approved in Colombia (I can provide links and even translations if needed). That code may be the CMIIT, however, it doesn't even seem that the P10000pro has it either.

Forwarded such request to the tech team an answer will come soon!

Thanks for your answer. Are there any updates yet? I hope "soon" will not be too late for me.
I investigated a little further and it seems the European CE code might be accepted as well.
I reiterate I need a solution urgently, I can't live with the fear that this phone will be blocked soon here in Colombia.
I also remind you that I can provide links and even translations if needed.

Hi there, unfortunately we can't help you in this. I'm very sorry for that, but we can't provide you FCCID details.

peterflan wrote:

I have the same problem as Andor: the lack of a certificate acceptable for the authorities of Colombia, namely Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones (CRC) Communications Regulation Commission.
Shortly, I ask you to provide a written Certificate of Conformity to the Directive 2014/53/EU for the Blackview P10000 Pro, as you declare it in the respective Manual, because CRC don’t accept a simple mention of compliance, they ask for a Certificate issued by an accredited Test Firm to homologate the phone for its legal operation in Colombia. Please send a scanned copy of the certificate to flandorfferpeter@yahoo.com.br.
I can tell you that the phone functions perfectly here in Colombia, but the authorities insist on the process of homologation, if not, it will be blocked shortly.
Appreciating your attention, sincerely Péter Flandorffer

As stated in the previous post, unfortunately we can't help you with that at the moment. I'm sorry.