Can I obtain a soft-copy or hard-copy NOC to port out my mobile number from MyOperator?

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• Can I obtain a soft-copy or hard-copy NOC to port out my mobile number from MyOperator?

  ⚡Quick answer - No. We have discontinued the port-out process and no longer issue No-Objection Certificates (NOCs) for mobile-number ownership transfers—whether in soft copy or hard copy.

• Can clients use their own mobile number as a virtual number instead of a DID (i.e., is number porting available)?

  ⚡Quick Answer - Number porting (port-in) is currently discontinued and not available. However, clients can still use their existing mobile number by setting up call forwarding from their mobile number to a DID service number provided by MyOperator.

• What is the Turn-Around Time (TAT) for a Port-In request?

  ⚡ Quick answer • Mobile numbers → Port-In is no longer offered (discontinued). • Toll-free numbers → Port-In is possible case-by-case; the typical TAT is 21 – 30 days after correct documents are submitted and the telecom operator grants approval.  ...

• Can MyOperator issue an NOC for my service number if my subscription expires in two months?

  ⚡ Quick answer - No. As per the updated policy (effective 27 May 2025), MyOperator no longer provides a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) for any client. Limited, case-by-case exceptions apply only to customers who activated before 27 May 2025. When ...

• How do I forward calls from my existing number to a landline or mobile with MyOperator?

  ⚡Quick answer • GSM mobiles: Dial 21[MyOperator number]# to activate forwarding; dial *#21# to view status; dial ##21# to deactivate. • Landlines & most CDMA lines: Dial 114 [MyOperator number] to activate (or *72 [MyOperator number] # if 114 fails); ...