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How to change your phone number on Verizon

Whether you’re getting unwanted calls or just want a fresh start, Verizon makes it easy to change your phone number. The process can be done online, in the app, or by contacting customer support, and usually only takes a few minutes.

Here’s a simple guide on how to change your phone number with Verizon.

What to know before you change your Verizon number

  • Eligibility. You can change your number once every 30 days.
  • Fees. Verizon may charge a small fee unless the change is required due to harassment or security issues.
  • Voicemail. Changing your number will reset your voicemail. Be sure to save any important messages before starting.
  • Contacts. Make sure to update friends, family, and important accounts with your new number once the change is complete.

How to change your phone number on Verizon

You can change your Verizon number in a few ways:

Using the My Verizon app

  1. Open the My Verizon app and sign in.
  2. Tap Account > Manage Device.
  3. Select the device you want to update.
  4. Choose Change Mobile Number.
  5. Follow the on-screen instructions and confirm the change.

Online in My Verizon

  1. Go to the My Verizon website and sign in.
  2. Select Devices and choose the line you want to update.
  3. Click Change Mobile Number.
  4. Enter your ZIP code (this determines your area code).
  5. Confirm the change.

By calling Verizon

You can also call 611 from your Verizon phone or 1-800-922-0204 to request a number change with customer support.

Need more tech help?

If you need assistance setting up voicemail again, transferring contacts, or managing your apps after changing your number, Verizon Tech Coach Experts are here to help. If you’re enrolled in an eligible device protection plan, use the live chat support or call

866-686-2479 for step-by-step guidance.

Frequently asked questions

How often can I change my phone number on Verizon?

You can change your number once every 30 days.

Does Verizon charge to change my phone number?

In most cases, yes—there’s a small fee. However, if the change is due to harassment or security issues, the fee may be waived.

Will changing my number affect my voicemail?

Yes. Your voicemail will reset, so be sure to save any important messages before making the switch.

How do I change my phone number on Verizon?

You can do it in the My Verizon app, online through your My Verizon account, or by calling 611.

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