Xfinity Mobile Port Out: Detailed Step-By-Step Guide

Are you interested in porting out your number or device from Xfinity Mobile Network to a new carrier?

In that case, you might be wondering how you can do it and what you can do that will let you port in a new carrier.

You will need to have the security PIN from Xfinity Mobile and an unlocked device before you can port it to a new carrier.

In this extensive guide, we will be answering all your questions regarding how to Port out of Xfinity Mobile and then some more.

What is Xfinity Security PIN?

Xfinity Mobile Port Out
Xfinity Mobile Port Out

When you are trying to port out your number you will need to have the Xfinity Security PIN with you.

Without this PIN you will not be able to port out of the Xfinity network.

This security PIN acts as protection against your account as it protects your account from fraud and scams. This PIN is also called port out PIN or transfer PIN.

How To Get Xfinity Security PIN?

You can easily request a security PIN from Xfinity through the website.

Xfinity Mobile Sign in
Xfinity Mobile Sign in
  • Go to the Xfinity Website and log in to your account.
  • Navigate to the Devices tab.
  • Select the device associated with the number that you want to transfer.
  • Scroll down and select Transfer your number, and cancel this line.
  • Select Learn More.
  • Now, choose an active lion where your security PIN will be sent.
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Note: Before you get the Transfer PIN and try to port your number to a new carrier make sure your device is unlocked if you also want to bring along the device.

You can contact an agent from Xfinity Support and ask them to unlock your phone.

How To Check Xfinity Mobile Activation Status?

You can visit official Xfinity website here anytime to check your activation status.

Also, Xfinity will send you a confirmation email when your number has been activated and is ready to use.

How To Fix Xfinity Mobile Activation Status Not Working?

If you can not see the activation status of Xfinity Mobile then you can wait for some time and reload the webpage again to check it or contact the Support of Xfinity. The personnel there will be able to help you out.

How To Fix Xfinity Mobile SIM Card Failure?

When you are seeing that your SIM Card from Xfinity Mobile is not working properly or has a SIM Card Failure then you can try to clean the SIM Card and reinsert it again if it is a physical SIM Card however if it is an eSIM then you can restart the phone or redownload it.

If none of the solutions works then please contact the Support Team of Xfinity Mobile and talk to them regarding this issue. 

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FAQs

How To Fix Xfinity Mobile Activation Taking a Long Time?

Activation of your Xfinity Mobile generally takes from 10 to 20 minutes. However, you should wait for a few hours just in case. If your activation does not get finished even after that then you will have to contact either the agent of the Xfinity Store from where you got your service or you can contact Xfinity Mobile Customer Support.

What Is Xfinity Mobile SIM Card Replacement Cost?

You can call the Xfinity Mobile Department at 1-888-936-4968 and ask them about the cost of a replacement SIM Card as well as how you can get it.
Generally, it does not cost more than $10-20 to get a replacement SIM Card.

How To Check Xfinity Mobile Port Status?

To check your Porting status you will have to call Customer Care at 1-888-936-4968 and ask them about it. You can also contact and talk to them about your port status.

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