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Carriers offering no-credit phones AT&T. Boost Mobile. Cricket Wireless. Metro by T-Mobile.

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To qualify for a contract plan, a cell phone provider may review the customer's credit history. This is challenging for international students who do not have a Social Security Number or credit history in the U.S. Cell phone providers may require a security deposit instead, which can cost up to $400-$500.

To qualify for a contract plan, a cell phone provider may review the customer's credit history. This is challenging for international students who do not have a Social Security Number or credit history in the U.S. Cell phone providers may require a security deposit instead, which can cost up to $400-$500.

Contract service offers different benefits to those staying in the country for extended periods. These cell phone plans require a minimum time commitment based on the type of services you select, usually two years, although some month-to-month contracts are available from certain providers.

Once you've decided on your provider and package, most mobile phone companies will only require the following to open a contract: Two proofs of address (utility bills, rental contracts etc.) which must show both your name and address. Proof of Identification. Active bank account in order to set up a direct debit.

There's no minimum credit score to get a phone contract. Every network operator scores you differently?so even if one network won't give you a contract, you might have more luck elsewhere. Having bad credit doesn't stop you from getting a phone contract, but it might make it harder.

What do I need to set up a contract? Once you've decided on your provider and package, most mobile phone companies will only require the following to open a contract: Two proofs of address (utility bills, rental contracts etc.) which must show both your name and address.