DID Port

BEFORE YOU START THE PORTING PROCEDURE, MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THE FOLLOWING DOCUMENTS AVAILABLE ON THE COMPUTER YOU ARE USING AT THIS TIME:

• A scan of your latest invoice/statement in PDF, MS Word or as an Image file, SIGNED on a blank part. Do not sign it over any lines or graphics.

You also need to make sure the following conditions are met before starting a porting procedure to avoid any delay or rejection:

• Make sure you provide the exact information as it appear on Customer Service Record. This is usually your Service Address. Please note that the service address CAN be different from your billing address. Billing address will usually get rejected if it's not the same as your service address. If you are not sure what is the correct customer service record, please contact your current service provider before proceeding.

• There are no outstanding disputes with your current service provider/carrier.

• The number(s) must be ACTIVE and in working order. Carriers will automatically REJECT numbers that have been disconnected or cancelled.

• The number(s) must NOT be scheduled for cancellation with the current service provider. We will NOT expedite ports. We submit all port requests in a timely manner. Porting time can take from a few days to a few weeks depending on losing carrier response time and cooperation level.

• If you request the cancellation of a port, we'll verify if the losing carrier has established an FOC day with our carrier. If there's an FOC, we will not be able to refund the fee, and an additional fee from the carrier may occur, even in the case that no FOC date has been published on our portal.

• Please take note that a certain down time can be expected in some cases during the day of the transfer. Report any service issue exceeding a day after the porting date.

• Make sure you have no contract or special services from the current service provider that will block the porting of your number(s).

• If you are not sure that your number(s) meet all the conditions, please contact your current provider.

You can not mix toll-free numbers and local numbers on the same order. Same goes with Canadian and US Numbers. You'll need to start another request to port different numbers that are on different invoices or different providers.

Due to port regulations, it is very important that you identify and separate mobile numbers. If you have a mixed list of landlines and mobile numbers, please separate them accordingly in the boxes below. The list of Mobile numbers will all be separated into independent ports each one of them with their respective process.