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How can I change my SIM Ownership?

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How can I change my SIM Ownership?

Ownership Transfer Process:

  1. Get a copy of CNIC of both members.
  2. Go to nearest Franchise, BVS Shop, Service Center.
  3. Tell representative that you want to transfer ownership of SIM.
  4. Representative will take permission from current owner of SIM.

Can I change the name of SIM card owner?

Along with the above documents you too have to write an application requesting to change the name of the ownership of the SIM card from actual owner to yours. You too have to provide a passport photo and copy of valid identity card and have to submit them in your nearest Idea service provider’s hub.

Can I port my number to other name?

You must have permission from the legal owner to port the number to your name. Porting a number that does not belong to you is illegal.

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Can I change ownership of Airtel SIM?

Transfer of Airtel SIM card ownership is possible at the Customer Service Center. You must first settle any outstanding dues on the account. The next step, will require you to fill out a fresh agreement form, with all the documents duly submitted.

How can I change owner of Airtel SIM?

Transfer of Airtel SIM card ownership is possible at the Customer Service Center….Transfer of Airtel Sim Ownership to your Name

  1. POA and POI is required from both customer (Existing and new customer).
  2. NOC from existing customer.
  3. LOA (Letter of acceptance) from new customer.

How I check my SIM ownership?

How to Know Owner Name of SIM. Mobile phone users of any company (Telenor / Mobilink / Ufone / Warid / Zong) can send a blank SMS to 667 to know the ownership of this particular SIM. Please note that you will have to send this SMS from the SIM card itself to know the owner name.

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How I can remove SIM from my CNIC?

A customer can get the count of each mobile company’s SIMs registered against his/her CNIC by sending his/her CNIC number to short code “668”. In case of any data mismatch, the customer can remove extra SIMs against his/her CNIC by requesting respective operator.