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Relay Etiquette

What are some of the basic rules of etiquette for making or receiving a relay call?

  • It is polite to identify yourself at the beginning of the call.
  • Relay operators are not permitted to engage in conversations unless it is for specific call processing reasons (i.e. requesting a number to dial, providing status on a call, etc.)
  • It is customary to be familiar with and/or use standard abbreviations such as GA (Go Ahead) and SK (Stop Keying). You must always type GA when you are finished typing in order for the relay operator to begin. The following chart indicates some of the more commonly used text abbreviations:

Abbreviation Meaning
ANS Answer
CA or RO Relay Operator
CUL See you later
GA Go Ahead
GA TO SK Go ahead if you have more to say, but I'm finished
HD Hold
HOH or HH Hard of Hearing
ILY I Love you
IMPT Important
LTR Letter
MSG Message
MTGMeeting
N And
NBR or NO Number
NITENight
NPNo Problem
NOYBNone of your business
OICOh, I see
OPROperator
OXOX Love and Kisses
PLS Please
PPLPeople
QQQuestion
RAre
SRVC or SVC or SERVService
SKStop Keying (end of call)
SKSKHanging up
THXThanks
TYThank you
TMWTomorrow
U You
TYThank you
UR Your
URSYours
XX Error





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