🚨 Can I Make Calls to 911 Using UsVox Services?

Created by the UsVox Support Team


Yes, you can make emergency calls to 911 using UsVox services β€” but only if you have properly registered your phone number with the E911 Service.

Please note that calling 911 using VoIP services is not the same as calling from a traditional landline. VoIP 911 calls rely on the registered physical address associated with your phone number.

E911 Registration Terms and Conditions


βœ… What You Need to Know

πŸ”Ή Registered Phone Numbers:

  • When you call 911 from a phone number that is registered with the E911 Service, your call is routed to the nearest public safety answering point (PSAP) using the address on file.
  • This ensures emergency responders are directed to the correct location, even if you cannot speak.

πŸ”Έ Unregistered Phone Numbers or Devices:

  • If you call 911 from a device or number that has not been registered, you must verbally provide your address during the call.
  • A $350.00 fee will apply per call made from an unregistered number.

πŸ“ How to Register for E911

  1. Download the E911 Registration Form

    πŸ‘‰ Download E911 Registration Form

  2. Complete the Form with your name, phone number(s), and physical service address.
  3. Submit the Form via Email

    πŸ“§ Send it to: sales@usvox.com

πŸ“Œ You must complete a separate form for each phone number you want to register.


πŸ“ž How to Test Your E911 Setup

You can verify your registration by calling 933 from any UsVox-connected phone.

  • The system will confirm the registered phone number, company name, and address associated with the call.

⚠️ Important Notes

  • Your service must remain active and connected to the internet for 911 to work.
  • Power or internet outages may disrupt 911 availability on VoIP devices.
  • Always keep your physical address up to date with UsVox.

Need Help?

For assistance with E911 setup or to confirm your registration, contact the UsVox team:

πŸ“ž 1.855.MyUsVox (698-7869)

πŸ“± Call Support at 1786-275-5888

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