\In Pakistan, the ownership of SIM cards is regulated by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). There are lots of mobile network operator in Pakistan such as Telenor Pakistan, Jazz/Mobilink, Warid, Ufone etc. These mobile network companies are providing the network services for communication.

Click on the link to check the ownership of your mobile number here… Click to check SIM Ownership. The ownership of the sim card can be checked through various sources. First of all, you can visit any franchise of your mobile network. Secondly, by SMS the CNIC number on 668 you can also get the total number of sims on your ID card number.

To check the ownership details of a SIM card, you can

1. Check Ownership through PTA Website: PTA is the administrative department that oversee the mobile network companies. Moreover, the PTA has a dedicated section for checking the status of SIM cards. Therefore, by entering the CNIC number that your identitiy number you can check the ownership of your sim. Further, the sim detail can also be checked by visiting the nearest office of Pakistan Telecommunication Authority
2. SMS Services: You can also use SMS services provided by different mobile operators to check the number of SIMs registered against your CNIC. In this process, in recipient field, enter 667. Type the message “MNP”. Send the message and you will receive the detail of all sims registered against your CNIC. This is the easiest way to check the status and ownership of your sims. Through this process one can check that how many number of sims have been registered on your ID card number.
3. Mobile Apps: Some telecom companies have apps that allow you to manage your SIMs and check ownership details.
4. Customer Service: You can contact the customer service of your mobile operator for assistance. By providing the proof of your SIM ownership you can check the details of your sim as well as other details such as calls record and messages record.

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