Terms of Use

What you may and may not do with these guides, written in plain language.

Front page of the Dawn newspaper from 15 August 1947 announcing the birth of Pakistan
A new state opened its first public records the same week. Dawn, 15 August 1947.

What the Website Provides

This website explains SIM, CNIC and related phone-service questions in Pakistan. It is not a mobile company or government portal. Use the relevant operator or authority for account-specific decisions. We do not charge a fee to read the information pages.

A checking method may have a fee set by its provider. Check the current requirements with that provider before acting. The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority publishes its own consumer information.

Use the Information Responsibly

Use the instructions for your own records and lawful tasks. Do not use the website to seek another person's private records, impersonate someone, send harmful files or interfere with the site's operation. Do not send sensitive identity or account details to the site contact.

Do not use website material to impersonate an authority or claim access to another person's private records.

Reusing Content

You may link to our pages and share brief attributed extracts where permitted by applicable law. Ask before republishing a substantial part of our original wording or design. Official documents, operator names and third-party material remain subject to their respective rights.

Check the SIMs on Your Own CNIC, and No One Else's

To check sim owner details the official way, text your CNIC number (13 digits, no dashes) to 668 or open cnic.sims.pk. Each shows a count per company, not a list of phone numbers.

Independent guidance on your own SIM registration and CNIC-linked SIM count. This website is not affiliated with PTA, NADRA or any mobile operator.

Official Channels

  • SMS 668 (your CNIC count)
  • cnic.sims.pk
  • complaint.pta.gov.pk
  • PTA 0800-55055
  • NCCIA 1799
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