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Learn how to activate a new Android or iPhone on the Verizon network if you already have an active account. Follow the on-screen prompts or use the troubleshooter to resolve any issues.
To activate your replacement phone, turn off your old phone, insert your existing Verizon SIM card into the replacement, and then turn on your new phone. If it doesn't work right away, you can activate it in the Activate or Switch Device area of My Verizon.
How do I activate a phone I purchased from Verizon or a Verizon Authorized Retailer? When you order a new phone from us, it will be ready to activate when you turn it on. Simply follow the steps on your screen to complete activation and set up your iPhone®, Android™ or prepaid device.
Step-by-step instructions to back up your old smartphone, activate your new one, transfer content and get your old phone ready for trade-in.
This customer service and support use case highlights how a Verizon customer can setup and activate a new phone, including backing up and transferring inform...
If you're trying to activate a secondhand phone, or trying to move an existing phone from one line to another, you'll need to log into your Verizon account and manually activate it using its...
Learn how to activate your new Verizon phone using the My Verizon app, Verizon's website, or phone call. You can also activate your own device (BYOD) and check for compatibility and...
Activate your Verizon replacement device and complete your migration to the Verizon network with these 3 easy steps.
To activate a Verizon SIM card on your phone, call Verizon's activation number, 877-807-4646. Follow the prompts, and provide information as necessary (you may need the receipt from your SIM card purchase to do so). You can also activate online. Sign in to your Verizon account and going to My Devices > Activations.
If you buy a new phone from Verizon or get one from a previous customer, you can usually insert your old SIM into the new one for easy activation. This wikiHow teaches you how to swap out your old Verizon phone for a new one.