Since the SIM Card Registration law starts last December 27, 2022, our new and old SIM cards are now required to register. In this article, we will guide you on how to register your TM SIM card.Â
To recall, this law, known as the SIM Registration Act or Republic Act No. 11934, was signed by President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on October 10, 2022, and aims to prevent and solve crimes involving mobile devices.Â
If current users are unable to register their SIM before the deadline (April 26, 2023), it will likewise be permanently deactivated. Therefore, we encourage you to register your SIM card/s. Â
To register your TM SIM card, just do the following steps:Â
- Go to the TM registration Link:Â https://new.globe.com.ph/simregÂ
- Enter your mobile number, then click the register
- Enter the One Time Pin (OTP) to verify your number
- Fill out your personal details like name, address, etc., then click next
- Select ID type, enter your ID number, upload/take a photo of your ID, then take a selfie
- Click Submit, then your SIM is now registered
- Save your reference numberÂ
You should have any of these acceptable valid IDs:Â
- Driver’s License
- Firearms License
- IBP ID
- NBI ClearanceÂ
- OWWA ID
- Passport
- Philippine National ID
- Police Clearance
- PRC IDÂ
- PWD Card
- IBP ID
- Senior Citizen’s Card
- SSS/GSIS Card
- TIN ID
- UMID Card
- Voter’s ID
- Other valid government-issued IDsÂ
If you encounter errors, you may try these steps:
- Close and open the App
- Change browser
- Change Wifi or Reconnect the internet
- Airplane mode on and on
- Try to register using a different phone
- Extra patience
If you encounter an error during uploading
- Move to the brighter view of the image
- Keep the camera steady to avoid a blurry image
- Upload instead of taking a picture
- Take a picture instead of uploading
- Try a different kind of ID
- Do it in the morning when you can take pictures with good lighting
If you still encounter some errors, you may comment below or contact TM on their social media accounts.Â
