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How to port your number from Google Voice to Consio

Transfer your existing Google Voice phone number to Consio while keeping your current business number.

Before you start

Before submitting your porting request, make sure:

  • Your Google Voice account is active.

  • The phone number you want to transfer is active.

  • You have access to the Google account linked to your Google Voice number.

  • You have access to the email associated with your Google Voice account.

  • You unlock your Google Voice number before starting the port.

  • You do not cancel your Google Voice service before the transfer is complete.

Google charges a $3 fee to unlock a Google Voice number for porting.

Information you’ll need from Google Voice

Prepare the following information before starting your port request:

Account number

Use your Google Voice phone number as the account number.

Example:

+1 416 555 0123

PIN

Use your Google Voice voicemail PIN.

If you do not have a voicemail PIN, use:

0000

Billing proof

You’ll need proof that your Google Voice number has been unlocked.

A screenshot of the page showing the number as Unlocked can be used as billing proof.

Letter of Authorization

You may be asked to complete a Letter of Authorization (LOA) as part of the porting process.

How to unlock your Google Voice number

1. Open the Google Voice unlock page

Go to:

google.com/voice/unlock

Sign in to the Google account associated with the number you want to port.

2. Select your phone number

Unlocking Google Voice number

If you have multiple Google Voice numbers, make sure you select the correct one.

Click Unlock my number.

3. Pay the unlock fee

Receipt for paying the Google Voice port out fee

Google charges a $3 fee to unlock the number.

Complete the payment using Google Pay.

4. Confirm the number is unlocked

Viewing the status of your phone number in Google Voice after porting out

After payment, check the Number Porting status.

It should show:

Unlocked

Take a screenshot of this page. You may need it during your Consio porting request.

How to port your Google Voice number to Consio

1. Unlock your Google Voice number

Complete the Google Voice unlocking process before submitting your port request.

The unlock is typically immediate after payment.

2. Gather your account information

Prepare:

  • Your Google Voice phone number

  • Your voicemail PIN or 0000

  • A screenshot showing the number as unlocked

  • Any additional account information requested

3. Submit your porting request to Consio

Start the number porting process with Consio and provide the requested Google Voice information and documentation.

4. Complete the Letter of Authorization

If required, complete the LOA with the same information associated with your Google Voice account.

Make sure all details are accurate to avoid delays.

5. Keep your Google Voice account active

Do not cancel or make changes that could affect the number while the port is being processed.

6. Wait for confirmation from Consio

We’ll let you know if additional information is required and confirm once the number has successfully moved to Consio.

How long does it take?

After your Google Voice number has been unlocked, the porting process typically takes around 1–2 weeks.

The number unlock itself is usually immediate after payment.

Will I lose my Google Voice messages?

No. Your existing Google Voice messages remain in your Google account after the phone number is transferred.

What if I forgot my Google Voice PIN?

If you do not have a voicemail PIN set up, use:

0000

when submitting your porting request.

Can I port a Google Workspace number?

Yes, but the process is different.

Google Workspace business numbers require a separate process managed through the Google Workspace Admin environment.

This guide applies to standard Google Voice numbers.

Should I cancel Google Voice before porting?

No. Keep your Google Voice account and phone number active until Consio confirms that the port has been completed successfully.

Cancelling or changing the service before the transfer is finished could delay or prevent the port.

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