HOW TO CHECK HOW MANY SIMCARDS REGISTER YOUR MOBILE NUMBER

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How to Check How Many SIM Cards Are Registered on Your Mobile Number – Simple Step-by-Step

Why Should Verify SIM Cards Registered In Your Name?

                Before reviewing the steps on how to check registered SIM cards your ID, it is beneficial to understand why it’s important for you to check from time to time.



Some reasons include:


    • Fraud Prevention
    • Verify your Aadhaar or ID Cannot be Misused
    • No Unknown Numbers Issued In Your Name
    • Protect Yourself From Legal Issues


As per the laws in India, an individual is limited as to how many SIM cards they can have in their name. If additional SIM cards are registered under your name there’s a possibility of having issues down the line due to additional SIM cards.

Thus, checking every once in a while will be a wise practice.


Method 1: View SIM Cards Registered Under Your Name by Using The Online TAF-COP Portal


The easiest way to verify the information is by using the official Government Telecom Portal.


Method/Step By Step Process:


    • Open Your Mobile Device Or Laptop And Go To The Internet Browser 

    • Go To The Official Department Of Telecommunications Website (TAF-COP PORTAL) 

    • Enter Your Mobile Number 

    • Click On “Request OTP” 

    • Enter The OTP Send To Your Phone Number


Once Your Number Is Verified You Will See The List Of All Mobile Numbers Issued To You.

That’s It.


It Will Show: 



All Currently Active Mobile Numbers


Mobile Numbers That Are All Registered Under Your Legal Government Identification


If There Are Any Numbers That You Do Not Recognize, The Complaint Can Be Filed Using This Same Portal.


It Is Quick And Easy.

What Should You Do with an Unrecognized SIM Card?

Stay calm.


When you see an unknown number:


  • Select it in the portal. 

  • Select "This is Not My Number." 

  • Submit your request.



The telecom company will check it and take appropriate actions.

Always report it promptly instead of ignoring it.


Option #2—Contact Your Mobile Provider



you can also call the telecom company directly


            • Airtel
            • Jio
            • Vodafone
            • BSNL



You may:


    • Go to your nearest customer service location 

    • Call the customer service number 

    • Ask them to provide you the number of SIM cards active under your account 

    • Bring identification proof.



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