This guide applies to unlocked GSM devices. These include all AT&T and T-Mobile devices, as well as some devices from other carriers. If you are unsure if your device is GSM or not, you can use this list of carriers
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STEP 1: Check if your phone is eligible.
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Please find your current carrier below and follow the instructions to fill in the appropriate information to complete your port, including:
Current Carrier’s Account Number * and Password or PIN with Current Carrier *
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AT&T; Postpaid
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