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Description	How to Unlock an AT&T iPhone — Complete, practical guide Iphone unlock If you want to use an AT&T-branded iPhone on another carrier (domestic or international), you’ll need the phone unlocked. Below is a clear, up-to-date (to my last training cutoff in June 2024) yet practical guide covering what “AT&T unlock” means, eligibility, step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting, and safe alternatives. What “AT&T unlock” means Iphone unlock Unlocking removes a carrier restriction so the iPhone accepts SIM cards from other wireless providers. An unlocked iPhone is especially useful for: Switching to another U.S. carrier (e.g., Verizon, T-Mobile). Using local SIM cards when traveling abroad. Selling the phone at higher value. Unlocking is a change performed by the carrier (AT&T) and/or Apple’s activation servers — not by physically altering the device. Eligibility — who can get an AT&T unlock Generally, AT&T requires these conditions (typical rules as of mid-2024; check AT&T for any recent policy changes): Account & device status The device must be active on the AT&T network for a minimum period (commonly 60 days after purchase/activation) or fully paid off if purchased on installment. The account associated with the device must be in good standing (no past-due balance or unpaid termination fees). No reported theft/loss The device must not be reported as lost or stolen and must not be blacklisted (i.e., blocked for non-payment or reported stolen). Contract / installment obligations If the phone is on a device payment plan, you typically must finish payments or pay off the device before unlocking. Multiple unlocks AT&T may limit repeated unlock requests for the same account/device. If anything above sounds uncertain, contact AT&T support or check the carrier’s official unlock policy before starting. What you’ll need before requesting unlock IMEI number of the iPhone (dial *#06# or see Settings > General > About). AT&T account info (phone number, account holder name, account number, email). Device serial or model info (optional but handy). Confirmation the device isn’t reported lost/stolen. How to request an AT&T unlock (step-by-step) Option A — AT&T Device Unlock Portal (online) Go to AT&T’s Device Unlock Portal (search “AT&T device unlock” on AT&T’s site). Choose “Unlocking a device” and select “No”/“Yes” as prompted (whether you're an AT&T customer). Fill in the IMEI and your contact details (email used for the unlock confirmation). Submit the request and wait for the confirmation email with next steps or an unlock code/status. Option B — Call AT&T Customer Service Call AT&T customer support (the number for wireless customers is commonly on AT&T’s site or your bill). Provide account verification and the IMEI. Ask them to submit an unlock request on your behalf. They should give an estimated timeline. Option C — Visit an AT&T store Bring ID, proof of purchase/account info, and the phone. A store rep can initiate the unlock request or confirm eligibility. Typical timeline Historically, eligible unlock requests are often processed within a few business days — many complete within 2 business days, but some cases can take longer (especially if manual review is needed). If you don’t receive confirmation, follow up with AT&T using the email or reference number they gave. Verifying the unlock (after AT&T confirms) Backup your iPhone (iCloud or iTunes/Finder). Power off the phone and insert a SIM card from another carrier (can be international). Power on and connect to Wi-Fi. The phone should activate on the new network. If you see “SIM Not Supported” or similar, try connecting to iTunes/Finder and perform an activation / restore if prompted. Make a test call and send a text or use cellular data to confirm. If the phone uses eSIM, follow the new carrier’s eSIM activation instructions after AT&T confirms unlock (often you remove the AT&T eSIM profile and install the new carrier’s). Troubleshooting common issues “SIM Not Supported” after AT&T approved unlock: Try a full backup and factory restore (this refreshes Apple’s activation). Ensure correct APN settings for the new carrier. Contact AT&T to confirm unlock status and request the reference number. Device still blacklisted: A blacklist from unpaid balances or theft reports prevents unlocking. You must resolve the underlying issue (pay balance, clear fraud report). Using eSIM: If AT&T originally provisioned an eSIM, the new carrier may require re-provisioning or physical SIM removal—follow their instructions. Carrier-specific VoLTE/VoWiFi or 5G not available: Unlocking allows network access but doesn’t guarantee advanced feature provisioning — check the new carrier for profile/APN updates. Risks of third-party “unlock” services Many third-party services promise remote or instant unlocks for a fee. Risks include: Scams or non-delivery after payment. Voiding any remaining warranty or support with AT&T (carrier may refuse service if device tampered). They can’t legitimately unlock a blacklisted device. Safer route: use AT&T’s official unlock process or buy a factory-unlocked phone. Final tips Keep copies of all correspondence and the unlock reference number from AT&T. If planning international travel, unlock the phone well before you leave. If AT&T denies an unlock and you think you meet eligibility, ask for the specific reason in writing and escalate to customer retention or support.
Created	21 Oct 2025
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