Islamabad (Urdu Report Editorial Team)
If you want to know how many SIM cards are registered against your Computerized National Identity Card (CNIC), you can use the official verification service provided by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). There is no legal public service that allows you to find another person’s name, CNIC number or address through their mobile number.
How to Check SIMs Through Your CNIC
To check the SIMs registered against your identity, send your 13-digit CNIC number without dashes via SMS to 668. You will receive information about the number of SIMs registered under your CNIC across different mobile operators. A small SMS fee applies.
Check Registered SIMs Online for Free
You can also check the SIMs registered in your name through the official PTA portal at cnic.sims.pk.
Enter your CNIC or NICOP number, complete the CAPTCHA verification and click Submit. The online service is free.
SIM Details for Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone
Each mobile network provides different options for customers to check their own number and biometric status. These codes are intended for checking your own SIM information, not for obtaining another person’s personal details.
| Network | Check Your Own Number | Biometric Status | Helpline |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jazz | Dial *99# | Send CNIC to 6001 | 111 |
| Zong | Dial *8# | Send V to 7911 | 310 |
| Telenor | Dial *8888# | Send CNIC to 7751 | 345 |
| Ufone | Dial *780*3# | Send V to 7911 | 333 |
Important Note About Telenor and Ufone
According to the source material, Telenor Pakistan was merged into PTML, the parent company of Ufone, following Islamabad High Court approval on June 30, 2026. However, both brands and their respective codes are currently stated to remain active. Customers should confirm with their operator if a code stops working.
Beware of Fake SIM Owner Websites and Apps
Users should be careful with websites and mobile applications that claim to provide a SIM owner’s name, CNIC, address or other personal information from a mobile number.
Unofficial platforms may use fake or outdated leaked data and could put users’ personal information at risk. Always verify the authenticity of a website or app before entering your CNIC or mobile number.
What to Do If an Unknown SIM Is Registered in Your Name
If the PTA record shows a SIM that you did not obtain, save a screenshot of the result and contact the relevant mobile operator.
You should also visit the operator’s franchise with your original CNIC and request the unauthorized SIM to be removed. If necessary, a complaint can also be submitted to PTA.
Important Reminder
PTA’s official service is designed to check SIMs registered against your own CNIC. Avoid websites and apps that claim to provide another person’s private information through their mobile number.
For your own SIM information, always use official and reliable sources to protect your personal information and privacy.
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