Have you wondered if you were able to successfully register your sim? It’s time for you to have a quick review and confirm everything for your SIM card registration. This article tells you how to know if your SIM is already registered. The methods for every telecommunications service provider may slightly differ from each other. However, we’ve detailed every important notes for you.

The SIM Card Act has been in effect since December 27, 2022. The SIM card registration has reached 60.75 percent of the total 168 million SIM cards registered before the July 25, 2023 deadline set by the national government.

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How To Know If My Sim is Already Registered

To determine if your SIM is already registered, you typically need to follow a few straightforward steps. First, check with the government agency responsible for telecommunications. Many of these agencies have online portals where you can input your SIM card number to verify its registration status.

Follow the step-by-step guide below to know if you’ve successfully registered your SIM:

Globe/TM

If you have already registered on Globe/TM’s registration portal. You may verify your SIM Card registration if it went successfully through the following steps:

1. Go to https://new.globe.com.ph/simreg/. Globe and TM users need to go to the registration portal, where they can check the registration status of their SIM cards. Ensure you have a stable internet connection and web browser installed on your phone, computer, or any similar device.
2. Upon reaching the site, you must enter the 11-digit mobile number associated with your Globe or TM SIM card. Make sure you’ve input the correct number to avoid errors. Once you’re done, click the “Register” button.
3. After entering your mobile number, you will then receive a one-time password (OTP) on your phone via SMS. Input the OTP on the website to proceed with the verification process. Also, OTPs are usually valid for a limited time, so enter it immediately.
4. Once you’ve entered the OTP, the website will display the registration status of your SIM card. If your SIM card is registered, you’ll usually encounter a message that says, “Whoops! Your SIM has been previously registered!”. In this case, your SIM is already registered. However, if your SIM still needs to be registered, you will be prompted to complete the registration process through the same portal.

Smart/TNT/Sun

Smart, TNT, and Sun users, on the other hand, also have their own portals. Likewise, users need to log in with their credentials on the portal to proceed. Follow this guide here:

1. Start by visiting https://simreg.smart.com.ph. Once clicked, you will be then redirected to the portal’s homepage, where you can verify your SIM card registration.
2. Upon scrolling down the homepage, you’ll come across a field where you need to input your mobile number. This section’s required mobile number is the same as the one you provided during registration. Input your mobile number carefully and accurately to avoid any errors. Once done, click the “Send OTP” button to continue.
3. Once you receive the OTP, input the OTP in the designated field on the portal and then click the “verify OTP” button.
4. Upon entering your correct OTP, you will receive a confirmation message on the portal that your SIM card has been successfully registered.

DITO

Meanwhile, DITO subscribers can easily check if their SIM Card is already registered during the registration process. Upon completing the registration process, DITO subscribers will receive a confirmation message that their SIM card registration is successfully complete.

GOMO

For GOMO customers, GOMO has instructed users to register for its service through the GOMO PH app by following the instructions provided. If you’re an existing GOMO user, your account is considered complete once you have provided correct and truthful information during the account creation process.

Overall, if you have a GOMO sim and have provided your information accurately and completely, you don’t need to worry about its registration process.

Signs Your SIM Isn’t Registered

There are indicators if a SIM card isn’t registered. To verify its status, here are the most common signs to look out for:

• Inability to make calls or send text messages
• Receiving notifications for SIM registration
• Disconnection from service

Conclusion

The SIM Registration Act is officially designated as Republic Act No. 11934 and is commonly referred to as the SIM Registration Act. The Act intends to curb cyber criminal activities and also aims to address issues related to scams, smishing, trolling, hate speech, and all sorts of online and mobile fraud. Furthermore, failure to register the SIM within the prescribed period will result in automatic deactivation. However, telecommunication companies will reactivate it after the proper registration process.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your SIM is registered. So, you can continue using your mobile device for sending and receiving text messages, making calls, and accessing data services without any interruptions. Remember, registering your SIM is not just a compliance requirement but a step towards enhancing your personal information security. – WhatALife!/Val

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