Come with us to find out which CPF the chip is registered to, and also understand more about how it works. Check it out!
As one of the main functions of the SIM card is to identify users, it will obviously be linked to a CPF.
Sometimes, however, you may be unsure whether a SIM card is actually in your name. For example, if you have changed your SIM card or something similar.
So, see below what to do to make sure that the registered chip is actually in the correct CPF. Enjoy reading!
Chips registered in my CPF
First of all, you should know that it can be difficult to find out which CPF the chip is registered to. It may be possible to do so with just a phone call, but it can also be more difficult.
Although it is possible to find out the number of a registered chip just by knowing its CPF, it is not possible to do the opposite.
If you call an operator, give them the chip number and ask them to provide your CPF, the attendant will not be able to do so.
Even if he can see the CPF, this information is so important that it cannot be revealed like that. It would represent a huge threat to the security of one of his clients.
However, there is a way to get around this problem and find out, at least, if a chip is in your name. To do this, simply:
- Call your operator;
- Then ask the attendant to inform you of all the chips registered to your CPF;
- Next, you must provide your CPF. Other registration data may be requested using it;
- Finally, you will know which chips are registered in your name.
Did you understand how the steps above will get around the problem? In short, it cannot tell you the CPF registered on a chip.
However, the attendant can inform you what are the chips registered in a CPF. This way, you inform your Individual Taxpayer Registry number and find out whether the chip is yours or not.
A very interesting way to deal with this situation is to find out who owns a chip, don't you agree? In addition, you also find out if you have another chip from the operator in your name.
Finding the CPF of the registration
Now, imagine that you have carried out the process described above, and discovered that the chip is not in your name. What should you do in this case?
In order to find out which CPF the chip is registered to, there aren't many options. There is another way, which is as follows:
- Access the website made available by Anatel: cadastropre.com.br;
- Select the “Consultation” option;
- The next step will be the most complicated. You will have to provide a CPF. So, if you have any idea who the original owner of the chip is and know their number, provide it;
- Now the page will send a test to confirm that you are not a robot;
- It will then ask if you accept the terms and conditions of use;
- Finally, after going through this, just click on “Consult”.
However, this procedure will hardly help you unless you already have a guess as to what the CPF is. Or, if you just prefer to do everything online instead of calling.
Furthermore, it has a major disadvantage which is that it cannot be carried out on postpaid lines. Only prepaid customers can access the website and carry out verification.
If you don't know the owner's CPF, you can try contacting your carrier. Talk to them and see what the best option is for you.
As you can see, knowing the number to contact is very important. There are several other situations, including emergencies, in which you may need to know it.
So, follow us to learn how to contact your carrier. Check it out below!
Contacting your carrier
Initially we explained that the first method would be to call the operator. Through a phone call, you can also cancel your registration or resolve various situations.
While you probably already know her phone number, here is a list of some carriers:
This way, you will be able to receive assistance from the Central and find out which chips are registered with your CPF.
Make sure you remember not only your carrier's number but also each of the numbers above, okay? After all, you never know when you'll need one of them.
In this sense, if your operator is not one of the four listed above, do some research. Search the name of the operator on the internet and see what the number is to make the call.
Remember that when you make the call, other information will be requested. With your CPF, keep the other documents on hand, in case they are requested, understood?
In short, these are some of the main measures that can be taken to find out which CPF the chip is registered to. Good luck and take care of your registered chip.
