How to block your stolen or snatched mobile with PTA?
How to block your stolen or snatched mobile with PTA? If your mobile phone handset has been stolen, snatched or misplaced, you can lodge a complaint with Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA).
By Web Desk
November 05, 2019
If your mobile phone handset has been stolen, snatched or misplaced, you can lodge a complaint with Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA).
You can lodge complaint in following ways
- Visit PAT Headquarters or its nearest zonal office
- Email PTA at: imei@pta.gov.pk
- Call at PTA helpline 0800-25625
- The complainant can also contact Citizens Police Liaison Committee (CPLC) helplines: 1102, 021-35662222 and 021-35682222 for lodging complaint.
What to Provide?
- All IMEIs of stolen/lost mobile phone
- Mobile number (used in stolen/lost phone)
- Brand/model/colour
- Date of incident
- Name
- CNIC number
- Father’s name/mother’s name
- Address
- Contact number
How to check status of phone?
The status of blocking can be checked after 16 working hours of reporting.
You can check the status in following ways
SMS
- Send 15-digit IMEI to 8484
Website
- Visit PTA website
Android App
- Check status of device via android application (DVS)
Once blocked, following status shall be displayed against the stolen IMEI search
“Your mobile device (IMEI #) is blocked (reported stolen/lost/misused to PTA)”
Note: PTA’s mandate is only limited to blocking of phone. In order to trace/track stolen phone, local police me be approached.
False reporting is a criminal offence and will be dealt as per law.
How to check IMEI of your phone
- IMEI of a mobile device can be found by dialing *#06#
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