SIM owner details have become a critical part of digital security, fraud prevention, and legal compliance in Pakistan. Understanding who owns a mobile number—and how many SIM cards are registered to your CNIC—is essential for protecting your identity and staying legally compliant.
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What Are SIM Owner Details in Pakistan?
SIM owner details are official identity records permanently linked to every mobile SIM card through Pakistan’s integrated PTA-NADRA verification system. When you purchase and activate any SIM in Pakistan, your complete identity is captured, validated, and stored in secure government databases through mandatory biometric verification.
Every registered SIM in Pakistan contains these verified data points:
- Full legal name (exactly as shown on CNIC or passport)
- CNIC number (13-digit national identity) or passport number for foreign nationals
- Active mobile number and associated network operator
- Operator details (Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, SCO, SCOM)
- Registration and activation dates with complete timestamp
- Current SIM status (active, blocked, expired, temporarily suspended, or disowned)
- Biometric verification status (BVS or MBVS authenticated)
All identity attributes flow directly through PTA’s SIM Information System (668) and NADRA’s fingerprint infrastructure, creating an unbreakable legal chain between your identity and every number registered under your name.
How to Check sim Owner details by number Online
Follow these up-to-date methods for checking SIM ownership whether you need to verify your own registrations or investigate suspicious numbers linked to your identity.
How to Check SIMs on Your CNIC
Via SMS 668
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The fastest government-approved method:
- Open your messaging app on any Pakistani mobile number
- Type your complete 13-digit CNIC (without dashes or spaces)
- Send the SMS to 668
- Receive instant operator-wise breakdown showing total SIMs registered under your identity
Benefits: Works across all networks | Results in 5–10 seconds | Free service
PTA SIM Information
For detailed network-wise listings:
- Visit the official PTA SIM Information System
- Enter your 13-digit CNIC or foreign passport number
- Complete the security CAPTCHA verification
- Click Submit or Check
- View the complete table showing every active SIM grouped by operator
If you discover unknown numbers, note the operator and immediately visit their franchise with your original CNIC to disown unauthorized registrations through MBVS biometric verification.
How to Check SIM Owner Details by Mobile Number
To verify who owns any specific Pakistani mobile number:
- Open your messaging app
- Type MNP in the message body
- Send to 667
- Receive response showing:
- Registered owner’s full name
- CNIC number used for registration
- Original operator (before any porting)
Note: Standard SMS charges may apply. Works for Jazz, Zong, Telenor, and Ufone.
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What to Do If You Find Unauthorized SIMs
If 668 or the PTA portal reveals unknown numbers on your CNIC:
- Document the operator for each suspicious SIM
- Visit that operator’s franchise or customer service center with your original CNIC
- Request immediate blocking or disowning via MBVS biometric verification
- File complaints with PTA and law enforcement if you suspect fraud, identity theft, or harassment
Critical Warning: Under Pakistan law, you are legally responsible for all activities conducted through SIMs registered to your CNIC—even if you didn’t authorize them.
Why SIM Owner Details Are Important
Pakistani law holds the registered SIM owner fully responsible for all activities conducted through that mobile number —from financial transactions to potential cybercrimes.
Key Reasons SIM Owner Details Matter
Security & Fraud Prevention
Detect unknown SIMs issued under your CNIC before they’re used for financial scams, loan fraud, or identity theft. Regular monitoring helps you catch unauthorised registrations early, before criminals can exploit them for illegal activities.
Legal Compliance
PECA 2016 and PTA regulations bind you to any misuse—scams, harassment, threats, illegal activities—carried out from SIMs registered to your identity. Ignorance is not a legal defence if your registered SIM is used in criminal activity.
Privacy Protection
Regular 668 checks ensure criminals aren’t quietly running SIM farms or illegal operations under your stolen identity. Identity thieves often register multiple SIMs to conduct large-scale fraud operations.
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Account Recovery
Banks, WhatsApp, social media platforms, and email services require proof of SIM ownership for account recovery and two-factor authentication. Without proper SIM ownership documentation, recovering hacked accounts becomes nearly impossible.
Family & Business Safety
Verify unknown numbers before sensitive transactions, communications, or business dealings to reduce fraud risk. This is especially important for businesses conducting financial transactions via mobile banking.
Official PTA Warning: The registered user is responsible for their SIMs. Periodic verification is not optional—it’s mandatory for your legal protection.
How to Check SIM Owner Details via PTA 668
Pakistan’s centralized SIM Information System (668) gives you instant access to every mobile number tied to your identity. This is the most authoritative and comprehensive method for verifying all SIMs registered under your CNIC.
How to Check SIMs on CNIC via SMS 668
To check how many SIMs are registered against your CNIC, send your CNIC to 668 via SMS.
Steps:
- Open the messaging app on your phone
- Type your 13-digit CNIC number (without dashes or spaces)
- Send it to 668
- You’ll receive an SMS showing the count of active SIMs per operator
Example response:
- Jazz: 2 SIMs
- Zong: 1 SIM
- Telenor: 1 SIM
- Ufone: 0 SIMs
This method is network-independent and works on any Pakistani SIM, giving you a quick snapshot of all SIMs linked to your identity.
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Sim Check app To find the number
Download our Play Store app to find Mobile Number owner using CNIC or Using their Phone Number to get information about them.
How to Use the PTA SIM Information
You can also view SIMs on your CNIC via PTA’s online SIM Information System for more detailed information.
Steps:
- Visit the PTA SIM Information System at cnic.sims.pk (or via official PTA website at pta.gov.pk)
- Enter your CNIC number (or foreign ID/passport where supported)
- Complete the CAPTCHA verification
- Click Submit or Check
- A table appears showing all active SIMs registered against your CNIC, grouped by operator
The table displays:
- Complete mobile numbers
- Network operator for each SIM
- Registration status (active, blocked, expired)
- Activation dates
If you see any unknown numbers, you should visit that operator’s franchise or customer service center and have them blocked or disowned via biometric verification.
How to Check SIM Owner Details by Mobile Number (MNP to 667)
You can query a specific mobile number’s registered details using the standard MNP (Mobile Number Portability) SMS to 667.
How to Use 667 (MNP) for SIM Owner Details
Sending MNP to 667 shows the SIM owner’s registered name, CNIC, and original operator for that number.
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Steps:
- Open your messaging app
- In the recipient field, type 667
- In the message body, type MNP
- Send the SMS and wait a few seconds
- You’ll receive an SMS reply that typically includes:
- SIM owner’s registered name
- CNIC number used for registration
- Original operator (before any porting)
This is the standard, operator-agnostic way to check SIM owner details by number through official channels in Pakistan. Standard SMS charges may apply, and response formats can change, so confirm with your operator if you encounter errors.
How Jazz, Zong, Telenor and Ufone Show SIM Owner Details
Each network offers its own USSD codes, apps, and self-care portals for viewing basic SIM details and confirming ownership.
How to Check Jazz SIM Owner Details
You can view Jazz SIM details via USSD, SMS 667, and the Jazz World app.
Check Jazz number (USSD):
Dial *99# to display your current Jazz number on screen (subject to latest operator rules)
Owner details by number:
Send MNP to 667 as described earlier
Jazz World app:
After logging in with OTP, you can view registered name, CNIC, number, and SIM status through the app interface
How to Check Zong SIM Owner Details
Zong provides USSD number checks and online/app self-care to view SIM details.
Check Zong number (USSD):
Codes like *2#, *8#, or *5# are commonly used to show your Zong number (verify updated codes on Zong’s official site)
Owner details by number:
Send MNP to 667
Zong self-care/app:
Log in to Zong’s self-care portal or app to see registration details, plan, and account status
How to Check Telenor SIM Owner Details
Telenor allows number and ownership verification via SMS, USSD, and My Telenor app.
Check Telenor number:
- Send a blank SMS to 7421, or
- Dial *8888# (codes may vary over time)
Owner details:
Use MNP to 667, or contact Telenor’s helpline for verification
My Telenor app:
Once logged in, you can view registered CNIC, name, and SIM status
How to Check Ufone SIM Owner Details
Ufone offers several methods to verify number and owner details.
Check Ufone number (USSD):
Dial *780*3# or *1# to display your number
Owner details:
Use MNP to 667, or contact the Ufone helpline
Ufone app:
The official Ufone app (My Ufone) shows registration details upon login
Important: For cross-network verification and seeing all SIMs on your identity, PTA’s 668 system remains the most reliable and comprehensive method.
How Biometric SIM Verification (BVS/MBVS) Works
Pakistan uses NADRA-integrated biometric systems to ensure SIM owner details match real identities. This is one of the most advanced SIM registration systems in the world.
What Is the Difference Between BVS and MBVS?
BVS (Biometric Verification System) was the original fingerprint-based system; MBVS (Multi-Finger Biometric Verification System) is the upgraded, stronger version.
BVS (launched around 2013–2014):
- Single-finger fingerprint verification tied SIMs to CNICs
- Drastically reduced anonymous SIMs and unregistered numbers
- Successfully eliminated millions of unverified SIMs from the network
MBVS (rolled out from late 2024 onwards):
- Uses multiple finger impressions instead of one
- Randomly selects two fingers for verification, so sellers can’t pre-record specific fingers
- Uses advanced sensors to detect and block silicon/fake fingerprints used for illegal SIM issuance
- Applies to: new SIMs, duplicate SIMs, ownership changes, MNP, SIM re-verification, and disowning requests
The MBVS system was introduced after authorities discovered criminals were using silicon molds and fake fingerprints to bypass the older single-finger BVS system.
Why Is MBVS Important for SIM Owner Details?
MBVS ensures that SIM owner details are tightly bound to NADRA-verified identities, making it extremely difficult to:
- Issue SIMs on stolen or fake CNICs
- Use forged fingerprints or silicon molds
- Run SIM farms at scale under one stolen identity
- Register SIMs without the CNIC holder being physically present
This significantly reduces identity theft, fake SIM usage, and fraudulent registrations. Law enforcement agencies report that MBVS has cut down SIM-related fraud by over 60% since its introduction.
How to Change or Transfer SIM Ownership
SIM ownership changes cannot be done purely online; they require in-person biometric verification for security.
What Is the Standard SIM Ownership Transfer Process?
To transfer a SIM from one person to another:
Requirements:
- Both current and new owner must visit the operator’s franchise or customer service center together
- Each person must carry their original CNIC (or passport for foreigners)
- Fill out the Ownership Change form as required by the operator
- Both parties provide fingerprints on the MBVS device for NADRA verification
- Once verified, the operator updates backend records so the SIM is now legally tied to the new owner’s CNIC
- PTA records are updated accordingly across the system
This process ensures that legal ownership of the number clearly transfers from the old owner to the new one, minimizing disputes and fraud.
Important Notes:
- Both parties must be present physically
- Original CNIC documents are mandatory
- The process typically takes 30 minutes to 2 hours
- Some operators may charge a small administrative fee
- The old owner is no longer responsible for the SIM after successful transfer
Legal and Privacy Rules Around SIM Owner Details
SIM owner details and identity information are regulated under PECA 2016 and PTA rules. Understanding these legal frameworks is essential for staying compliant.
What Does the Law Say About Identity Misuse?
Under PECA 2016 (Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act), unauthorized use or sale of someone’s identity information can lead to prison and heavy fines.
Section 16(1) states:
Obtaining, selling, transmitting, or using another person’s identity information without lawful authorization can result in:
- Up to 3 years imprisonment, OR
- Fine up to PKR 5 million, OR
- Both penalties combined
PTA regulations mandate:
- All SIMs must be registered against valid CNIC/passport
- Biometric verification is compulsory for all new registrations
- The registered user is responsible for misuse of their SIMs, including harassment, fraud, or cybercrime via that number
What Is Legal vs Illegal When Checking SIM Owner Details?
Legal actions:
- Checking SIMs registered on your own CNIC via PTA 668 SMS or website
- Verifying SIMs you personally own via operator apps, helplines, or franchises
- Requesting duplicate SIM, ownership change, or disowning through MBVS
- Authorized law enforcement accessing data with proper court orders
Illegal or risky actions:
- Using third-party “hack” sites or unlicensed databases that claim to show full SIM data, live location, or call history for any number
- Accessing someone else’s SIM details without written authorization or court order
- Using fake fingerprints or stolen CNIC copies to obtain SIMs (explicitly targeted by MBVS)
- Selling or sharing someone else’s identity information
- Creating fake CNIC documents to register SIMs
Always rely on official PTA and operator channels to avoid violating privacy and cybercrime laws.
SIM Owner Details vs CDR, Location and Other Sensitive Data
Basic SIM owner details are not the same as deep telecom data like CDRs or live location. Understanding this distinction is crucial.
What Are Basic SIM Owner Details?
Basic SIM owner details include:
- Registered name
- CNIC or passport number
- Mobile number
- Operator name
- Activation and status
These are primarily for ownership confirmation and fraud prevention via official verification channels like PTA 668, operator apps, and MBVS.
What is Call Detail Records (CDR)?
Call Detail Records (CDR) are detailed telecom logs used for investigations, not general user access.
CDRs typically contain:
- Incoming and outgoing numbers
- Date, time, and duration of calls
- SMS metadata (not message content)
- Cell tower used (approximate location)
- IMEI and SIM identifiers
Access to CDR is restricted:
- Usually requires a formal request from law enforcement at a senior rank
- Often backed by a court order under criminal procedure rules
- Telecom operators must comply under PECA and provide digital evidence certifications where required
Ordinary users cannot legally obtain full CDRs for someone else’s number.
Can you get the live location from the SIM owner’s details?
No. Real-time or historical location tracking using mobile numbers is generally limited to law enforcement and security agencies with proper legal authority.
Any service claiming to show live location of any number to the public is almost always illegal, inaccurate, or a scam.
These services either:
- Don’t work at all and steal your payment information
- Use old, inaccurate databases that violate privacy laws
- Are honeypots designed to trap people attempting illegal surveillance
How Many SIM Cards Can Be Registered to One CNIC?
PTA enforces a strict limit on SIMs per CNIC to reduce fraud and SIM farming.
Currently, this typically means:
- Up to 5 voice SIMs across all networks combined
- Up to 3 data SIMs (varies with updated policies)
These limits are subject to change based on PTA policy updates. Some exceptions may exist for business or corporate accounts with special authorization.
What to Do If You Exceed the Limit
If you exceed the limit or see SIMs you don’t recognize:
- Use PTA SIM Information System (SMS 668 or website) to view operator-wise SIMs
- Identify unknown numbers and note their operators
- Visit the relevant operator’s franchise with your original CNIC
- Request disowning or blocking of the unauthorized SIMs via MBVS
This cap helps prevent SIM farms, spam campaigns, and mass fraud under a single identity. Criminals often steal CNICs to register hundreds of SIMs for illegal activities—the 5-SIM limit makes this significantly harder.
SIM Swap, SIM Cloning and Other Key Security Risks
Understanding security threats connected to SIM ownership is essential to protecting your identity and money.
What Is SIM Swap
In a SIM swap attack, criminals convince your operator to move your number onto their SIM, then use SMS OTPs to hijack your accounts.
They can then:
- Reset passwords for banking, email, and social media
- Approve fraudulent transactions with OTPs
- Take over mobile wallets and crypto exchanges
- Access your WhatsApp and other messaging apps
- Impersonate you to friends, family, and business contacts
Prevention tips:
Set a strong account PIN or security question with your mobile operator—this adds an extra authentication layer before any SIM changes.
Never share OTPs or personal details via phone/SMS—legitimate organizations never ask for OTPs.
Use authenticator apps (e.g., Google Authenticator, Authy) instead of SMS 2FA where possible—these are immune to SIM swaps.
Watch for sudden loss of network (No Service) and unusual SMS or login alerts—these are often the first signs of a SIM swap in progress.
Contact your operator and bank immediately if you suspect a SIM swap—quick action can prevent account takeovers.
What Is SIM Cloning?
SIM cloning involves copying the authentication data of a SIM onto another card so both can access the network as that subscriber.
While modern encryption and operator systems make true cloning harder, it remains a theoretical risk in poorly secured environments. Operators detect suspicious patterns like the same SIM appearing in two distant locations simultaneously and can act to block fraud.
Attempting or enabling SIM cloning is a cybercrime under Pakistani laws and can lead to significant penalties.
eSIM vs Physical SIM:
eSIMs are digital SIM profiles embedded into devices instead of removable plastic cards. Understanding their security implications is important as Pakistan begins adopting eSIM technology.
Are eSIMs Safer than Physical SIMs?
From a security and ownership standpoint, eSIMs offer some advantages but still rely on proper operator and user practices.
Advantages:
- Cannot be physically swapped or stolen like a normal SIM
- Activation often requires device-level authentication and secure QR/profile downloads
- Profiles are encrypted and bound to specific devices
- Eliminates risk of SIM being removed and used in another device
Risks:
- Account takeover remains possible if operating systems or user accounts are compromised
- Social engineering and phishing can still trick support staff into unauthorized profile transfers
- Less widespread support in Pakistan currently—not all operators offer eSIM yet
Important: Ownership for eSIMs in Pakistan still ties back to your CNIC and NADRA-verified identity under PTA rules, just like physical SIMs.
Pakistan’s SIM Regulations vs International Standards
Most countries now regulate SIM identities; Pakistan is among the strictest due to mandatory biometrics and centralized systems.
How Strict Is Pakistan Compared to Other Countries?
Global trends:
- 180+ countries require some form of SIM registration
- 30+ countries enforce biometric registration (fingerprints or facial recognition)
- Some countries (UK, US, Canada) still allow relatively anonymous SIM purchases
Pakistan stands out for:
- Mandatory CNIC-based registration for all SIMs
- Multi-finger biometric verification via MBVS integrated with NADRA
- PTA’s centralized SIM Information System (668) for public verification
- Real-time verification available to all citizens at no cost
This combination gives Pakistan strong capabilities to fight terrorism, fraud, and identity theft, but also demands serious privacy and data protection obligations from operators and authorities.
Countries like India, Bangladesh, and Kenya have similar systems, but Pakistan’s integration of NADRA biometrics with real-time public verification through 668 is considered one of the most comprehensive globally.
Conclusion
Checking and understanding SIM owner details is a straightforward but vital process in today’s connected world. Whether for personal assurance or legal compliance, it empowers users to maintain control over their mobile identities.
Key takeaways:
- Use PTA’s 668 system regularly to monitor SIMs on your CNIC
- Check for unauthorized registrations at least quarterly
- Report and disown unknown SIMs immediately through MBVS
- Understand your legal responsibility for all registered SIMs
- Use official channels only—avoid third-party “hack” services
- Protect yourself from SIM swap fraud with strong security measures
Always use trusted official sources and respect privacy norms when verifying SIM information. Your mobile identity is as important as your physical identity—protect it accordingly.
Frequently Asked Questions
How to check SIM owner details online?
You can check SIM owner details online through multiple methods:
Visit the PTA website at cnic.sims.pk and enter your CNIC or mobile number
Use your network operator’s app (Jazz World, Zong World, My Telenor, Ufone App)
Use verified verification websites like rashidminhas.com.pk
Send SMS to 667 or 668 for instant information
Online checking is the fastest method and provides results within seconds.
How can I check SIM owner details by mobile number in Pakistan?
You can check SIM owner details by sending an SMS with “MNP” to 667. You’ll receive a reply with the SIM owner’s name and CNIC number.
Additional methods:
Use online verification portals that accept mobile number input
Visit network operator websites and enter the number in their SIM verification section
Download verified apps that allow number-based searches
Always use official channels to ensure accuracy and legality.
How to check SIM owner details online NADRA Pakistan?
NADRA database is integrated with PTA for SIM verification. To check via NADRA system:
Visit the PTA website (pta.gov.pk) which is linked to NADRA database
Use the Device Verification System (DVS) portal
Download PTA Citizen Portal app which uses NADRA authentication
All SIM registrations require biometric verification through NADRA, ensuring accurate data
NADRA doesn’t directly provide SIM details but all operator data is verified against NADRA records.
How to check SIM owner details online PTA?
To check via PTA (Pakistan Telecommunication Authority):
Visit pta.gov.pk official website
Navigate to the “SIM Information” or “Citizen Portal” section
Enter your CNIC or mobile number
Complete the CAPTCHA verification
View complete details of all registered SIMs
Alternatively, download the “PTA Citizen Portal” app from Google Play Store or Apple App Store for mobile access. PTA is the most official and reliable source for SIM verification in Pakistan.
Is it legal to check someone else’s SIM owner details?
Checking your own SIM details is completely legal and encouraged. However, accessing another person’s SIM ownership information without their consent may violate privacy laws and data protection regulations under PECA 2016.
Only use official methods and ensure you have legitimate reasons and proper authorization before checking someone else’s information. Unauthorized access can result in fines up to PKR 5 million and up to 3 years imprisonment.
How can I verify my SIM owner name?
Open your messaging app and send “MNP” to 667. You will immediately receive a message displaying the registered owner’s name of that SIM card.
This method works for all major Pakistani networks including Jazz, Zong, Telenor, and Ufone. Make sure you’re sending from the SIM you want to verify. Standard SMS charges may apply.
What SIM card details can I check online?
You can check the following SIM card details online:
Owner Name (registered name on the SIM)
CNIC Number (registration ID number)
Mobile Number (active phone number)
Network Operator (Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone, etc.)
Activation Date (when the SIM was registered)
Status (active, blocked, or suspended)
Verification Status (biometrically verified or not)
Use official PTA portal or network operator apps to access these details securely.
Can I get SIM owner details with picture?
No. While basic SIM owner details (name, CNIC, number) are available through official channels, photos or pictures of owners are NOT publicly available due to privacy and security regulations.
NADRA maintains biometric data (fingerprints, photos) but this is strictly confidential and accessible only to authorized government agencies for security and legal purposes. Any website or service claiming to provide owner photos is likely fraudulent or illegal.
What are the best SIM owner detail apps?
Recommended official apps for SIM verification:
PTA Citizen Portal – official PTA app with full verification features
Jazz World – for Jazz SIM verification
Zong World – for Zong users
My Telenor – Telenor SIM management
Ufone App – Ufone customer portal
Always download from official sources (Google Play Store or Apple App Store) and avoid third-party APK files which may contain malware or provide inaccurate information.
How to check Jazz, Zong, Telenor, Ufone SIM owner details?
Jazz: Dial *444# or use Jazz World app
Zong: Visit Zong.com.pk or use Zong World app
Telenor: Dial *345# or use My Telenor app
Ufone: Send “INFO” to 666 or use Ufone app
For comprehensive cross-network verification, use PTA website which shows all networks in one place. Each operator also has customer service helplines: Jazz (111), Zong (310), Telenor (345), Ufone (333).
How long does it take to get SIM owner details?
Using SMS methods (sending MNP to 667 or CNIC to 668), you’ll receive SIM owner details instantly within seconds.
Online verification through PTA website or network operator apps typically takes 1–3 minutes.
If you visit a service center for detailed verification or ownership changes, the process may take 30 minutes to 48 hours depending on the request type and biometric verification requirements.
How to get SIM information?
To get SIM information in Pakistan:
Send your 13-digit CNIC to 668 via SMS for instant results
Visit PTA website (pta.gov.pk) and enter your CNIC
Use network apps (Jazz World, Zong World, My Telenor, Ufone App)
Visit any operator’s service center with original CNIC
The SMS method is fastest and works from any Pakistani mobile number.
Can I change SIM ownership online?
No. Ownership change requires physical biometric verification via BVS/MBVS at an authorized franchise or customer service center to prevent identity fraud.
Both the current owner and new owner must be present with original CNIC documents. This security measure protects against unauthorized transfers and identity theft
How long does SIM ownership transfer take?
In most routine cases, SIM ownership transfer is completed soon after successful biometric verification and system update at the franchise.
The process typically takes 30 minutes to 2 hours at the service center. Propagation across all systems (PTA, NADRA, operator databases) can take additional time, usually completing within 24–48 hours.
What should I do if my CNIC shows extra SIMs?
Use SMS 668 or the PTA SIM Information website to view all SIMs associated with your CNIC, then:
Note the operator for each unknown SIM
Visit the respective operators’ franchises with your original CNIC
Request to disown or block unknown SIMs through MBVS biometric verification
File a complaint with PTA if you suspect identity theft
Consider filing a police report for serious cases
Act quickly—you’re legally responsible for all SIMs registered to your CNIC until they’re officially disowned.