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Number Porting (LNP)

Transfer your existing phone numbers to IDIDs with full LNP support. We manage the entire port process — LOA submission, RESPORG coordination, FOC date tracking, and go-live confirmation.

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Key Features

✓ Full Local Number Portability (LNP) support
✓ LOA (Letter of Authorization) submission and management
✓ RESPORG coordination for toll-free numbers
✓ FOC (Firm Order Commitment) date tracking
✓ Go-live confirmation and cutover support
✓ Bulk porting for high-volume transfers
✓ Real-time port status via API and webhooks
✓ Dedicated porting team for complex migrations

Pricing

Volume
Price / DID / Month
Single number port
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Bulk port (10–99 numbers)
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Bulk port (100+ numbers)
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Toll-free RESPORG transfer
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Porting rates vary by number type, quantity, and complexity. Contact support@idids.com for a detailed quote.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does number porting take?
Simple ports (1–5 local numbers) typically complete in 3–7 business days after FOC date is set. Bulk ports and toll-free transfers may take 7–14 business days. Complex ports involving multiple carriers may take longer.
What do I need to start a port?
You will need a signed Letter of Authorization (LOA), your current carrier account number, and a recent phone bill showing the numbers to be ported. Our team will guide you through the process.
Can I port toll-free numbers?
Yes. We provide full RESPORG services for toll-free number transfers. The process involves coordinating with the current RespOrg to transfer the toll-free number to our RESPORG ID.
Will there be any downtime during the port?
We coordinate closely with carriers to minimize downtime during cutover. For most ports, the transition is seamless with less than 1 minute of potential downtime during the final switchover.

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Contact our team or create an account to start ordering number porting (lnp) today.

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Regulatory Compliance

All DID services provided by IDIDs.com comply with FCC regulations including E911 obligations for VoIP providers, STIR/SHAKEN caller ID authentication framework, TCPA (Telephone Consumer Protection Act), and anti-robocall provisions under the TRACED Act. Number portability is handled in accordance with FCC Local Number Portability rules. Users must ensure their use of DID numbers complies with all applicable federal and state telecommunications laws.