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Federal Communications Commission FCC 1085 Before the Federal Communications Commission Washington, D.C. 20554 In the Matters of Local Number Portability Porting Interval and Validation Requirements

How to fill out local number portability porting

How to fill out local number portability porting:

1. Contact your current service provider and request a local number portability porting form. Provide them with all the required information such as your current phone number, account details, and the reason for porting.
2. Fill out the porting form accurately and completely. Make sure to double-check all the information provided, as any errors can cause delays or rejection of the porting request.
3. If you are switching service providers, contact the new provider and inform them about your intention to port your existing number. They will provide you with their own porting form or guide you through the process.
4. Attach any supporting documentation required by your current or new service provider. This may include proof of identity, proof of address, or copies of recent bills.
5. Submit the completed porting form and supporting documentation to the appropriate party. This could be your current service provider, the new service provider, or a third-party porting administrator.
6. Pay any applicable fees or charges associated with the porting process. These fees can vary depending on your service provider and the type of porting requested.

Who needs local number portability porting:

1. Individuals or businesses who wish to switch service providers but want to keep their existing telephone number.
2. Customers who are moving to a new location but want to retain their current phone number.
3. Businesses with established phone numbers who want to maintain continuity and avoid the hassle of informing all their clients or customers about a new number.

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What is local number portability porting?

Local number portability porting is the process that allows a telephone subscriber to transfer their existing phone number from one telecom provider to another.

Who is required to file local number portability porting?

Telecom providers are required to file local number portability porting when transferring phone numbers for their customers.

How to fill out local number portability porting?

To fill out local number portability porting, the telecom provider must submit the necessary information and documentation to the appropriate regulatory authority.

What is the purpose of local number portability porting?

The purpose of local number portability porting is to give customers the flexibility to change telecom providers without having to change their phone number.

What information must be reported on local number portability porting?

The information that must be reported on local number portability porting includes customer details, current phone number, new provider information, and any relevant supporting documents.

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