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News India Live, Digital Desk: BSNL’s Gift: In this era of Digital India, there is no need to travel to the shop or stand in long lines to get a new SIM of BSNL or port your number. Government telecom company BSNL has a spectacular for its customers ‘Doorstep Service’ Have started, under which your new SIM card will be transported directly to your home.
This process is extremely easy and you can complete it in a few minutes.
How to get BSNL’s SIM sitting at home? Learn step-by-step process:
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Go to the official website: First of all you have to visit the official website of BSNL and find the option of ‘New Sim’ or ‘Doorstep Service’ there.
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Fill the online form: Here you will see a simple form. In this, you have to fill some basic information, such as:
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your full name
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Your current mobile number and email id
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Your full address (Circle, District and PIN Code)
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Submit the form: After filling the information, submit the form.
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Wait for BSNL representative: After submitting the form, a representative of BSNL will call you the given number and fix the appointment.
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Complete KYC at home: The agent of BSNL will come to your house on time and complete your KYC (Know Your Customer) process. For this, you have to prepare any identity card and address of your identity card (such as Aadhaar card).
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Sim will be activated: As soon as the KYC process is completed, your new SIM card will be activated and you will be able to avail BSNL services.
Benefits of this service:
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Time savings: You do not need to get out of the house.
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Get rid of long lines: Liberation from the crowd and waiting at the shop.
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Facility for elderly and disabled: This service is very beneficial for those who have trouble coming and going.
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Both new SIM and port possible: Along with taking a new connection, you can also port your old number to BSNL.
Overall, this initiative of BSNL is a major relief for customers, making them part of the BSNL family easily and without any hassle.
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