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Six questions we get a lot — answered right here, so you may not need to email at all.
How do I check the SIMs on my CNIC?
Text your 13-digit CNIC (no dashes) to 668 — it's near-free and takes about 30 seconds. All the official methods are on our homepage guide.
Are you a government or PTA website?
No — we're an independent educational platform. We're not PTA, NADRA or any operator; we just show you how to use their free official channels.
Do you collect my CNIC or personal data?
Never. No CNIC, no phone number, no accounts. Your 668/667 checks go straight to PTA — see our Privacy Policy.
Can you look up someone's SIM by number for me?
No — and no legal service can. It's an offence under PECA 2016. We only help you check your own CNIC.
How do I block or disown an unauthorised SIM?
Visit the operator's authorised franchise with your original CNIC for biometric verification — it can't be done online. Disowning a fraudulently issued SIM is generally free.
Can I reuse or republish your guides?
You may link to us and quote short excerpts with credit. Republishing whole guides needs written permission — see our Terms & Conditions.
What we cannot help with
We're an educational platform, not a service provider — for these, contact the right authority directly.
| Request | Why we can't | Who CAN help |
|---|---|---|
| Check SIMs for you | We have no access to PTA's SVMS | Send CNIC to 668, or use cnic.sims.pk yourself |
| Block an unauthorised SIM | Requires biometric at a franchise | Visit an operator franchise with your CNIC |
| Look up a stranger by number | No legal tool does this — a PECA 2016 offence | No one should — it's a crime |
| Investigate SIM fraud | We are not law enforcement | NCCIA · nccia.gov.pk · 1799 |
| Resolve an operator dispute | We're not affiliated with operators | Operator helpline, or PTA · 0800-55055 |
| Fix a CNIC issue | We are not NADRA | NADRA · 051-111-786-100 |
| Give legal advice | We are not a law firm | A qualified Pakistani lawyer |
Urgent SIM security emergency? Don't email us.
If your phone lost signal suddenly, you suspect a SIM swap, or unauthorised transactions are happening right now — email is too slow, and no website can act in real time. Instead, in this order: (1) call your operator's helpline to secure the number, (2) call your bank to freeze accounts and wallets, (3) report to the NCCIA at nccia.gov.pk or 1799, and (4) take your original CNIC to an operator franchise for blocking. Time is critical.
Official helplines
For SIM verification, fraud reporting and CNIC issues, contact these authorities directly.
| Authority | Contact | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| PTA (Telecom Authority) | 0800-55055 · pta.gov.pk | SIM complaints, franchise & operator disputes |
| NADRA | 051-111-786-100 · nadra.gov.pk | CNIC renewal, lost CNIC, biometric issues |
| NCCIA (Cyber Crime) | 1799 · nccia.gov.pk | SIM fraud, identity theft, cybercrime |
| State Bank (SBP) | 021-111-727-273 | Unauthorised banking transactions |
| Jazz / Zong / Telenor | 111 / 310 / 345 (from that SIM) | Operator-specific SIM & account issues |
| Ufone / SCO | 333 / 355 (from that SIM) | Operator-specific SIM & account issues |
| PTA SIM Portal | cnic.sims.pk | Free online CNIC-based SIM check |
| DIRBS Portal | dirbs.pta.gov.pk · 8484 | Device registration & IMEI blocking |
Pro tip: check 668 first
Before you call any helpline, SMS your CNIC to 668 so you know exactly how many SIMs are on your identity and with which operator. That single fact makes every complaint, call or franchise visit faster — and it takes about 30 seconds.
Most Answers Are One Click Away
Before you email, check the homepage guide — it answers the vast majority of SIM owner details questions with step-by-step, fact-checked instructions.