Porting your telephone number (non-Twilio number) to a location

Modified on Fri, 11 Oct at 1:48 AM

Step 1: Locate your Location ID:




Step 2: Enter Customer Name (the name should appear exactly as it does on the telephone bill)


First Name:
Last Name:
Business Name (if the service is in your company’s name):


Step 3: Enter Service Address on file with your current carrier (Please note, this must be a physical location and cannot be a PO Box):


Address:
City:
State/Province:
Zip/Postal Code:


Step 4: List all the Telephone Number(s) which you authorize to change from your current phone service provider to the new provider:


Number type
Phone number(s):

Wireless Account number:

Pin / Last 4 of SSN:

Service Provider

Wireless Numbers

e.g. +17787787878

e.g. 12345678

e.g. 1234

e.g. Verizon
Landline & Toll-Free Phone Numbers
e.g. +18881234568


Step 5: Complete the Letter of Authorization


Must be PDF files and cannot exceed 4MB


Step 6: Include a scanned (or electronic) copy of the most recent phone billing statement:


Must be PDF files and cannot exceed 4MB


Step 7: Submit your port request to the new provider:



Porting your Canadian telephone number (non-Twilio number) to a location



To port your Canadian phone number, the steps are the same as above. Depending on the losing carrier, this process typically takes between 4 - 6 weeks. While you’re waiting, be sure to check the phone numbers’ capabilities that will be available to you after porting.


We charge a one-time porting fee of $7.00 USD per number.


Once we have provided you with the Account SID, please prepare the following information below and fill out the following porting form:

  • The number(s) to be ported in E164 format; for example: [+][1][xxx][xxx][xxxx]
  • The attached Canadian Letter of Authorization within the last 15 days
  • Your most recent billing document
  • Your Customer Account Number (the one in your current carrier’s records).

Frequently Asked Questions


My number took forever to port over, what's going on?
Sometimes it might be that those numbers are already with another project. So we just need to move the number once the client provides the losing Account SID.

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