@susanrs - if you are already a Public Mobile customer and you are wanting to port your landline into your current Public Mobile account, then see @LeePublic post.
If you are wanting to port your landline over to Public Mobile into a new SIM card activation account. Then you can do that during the activation process either in-store or through the online activation pages here: https://publicmobile.ca/en/on/portal/activation
You can check to see if your number can be ported from this Koodo website (Telus owns Koodo and Public Mobile), so, same allowances here:
https://secure.koodomobile.com/checktransfereligibilityparrot/default.do?lang=en&appname=otherportal
Make sure you do not cancel your previous provider's services. If you have bundles services with our landline phone provider (like internet or tv services) you may want to connect with them first to discuss what your remaining services plan/costs will be once you port out the phone number.
Otherwise, if this is just landline with no other services attached, you should only need to provide the name, account and any other information requested during the SIM/account activation process.
Landline ports can take 3+ days. Expect a mix of services on the landline and Public Mobile SIM card until port is complete.
Incoming calls are usually the last to port over.
See helpful info. here: https://www.publicmobile.ca/en/bc/get-help/articles/port-fraud-protection
