Send your IMEI as text message to 8484 to check the status of IMEI or log on http://dirbs.pta.gov.pk or download DIRBS android mobile app from Google and apple play store. You will receive one of the following messages from the DIRBS system.
a. Compliant: Queried IMEI (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx),) model vivo Y31 is GSMA valid. Its associated IMEI(s) as per registration data is/are (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx),). Kindly ensure all above mentioned IMEI(s) belong to the same queried mobile device to avoid blockage. User is advised to obtain & keep FBR/Custom duty paid slip. Buy/Sell this mobile device at your own risk as it is registered under individual CNIC/Passport.

b. GSMA Valid but not register: Your mobile device IMEI (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx), “E200” is GSMA valid however FBR duties/taxes have not been paid. To generate PSID for payment of applicable FBR duties/taxes, register your device by visiting any nearest mobile franchisee/customer service center or dial *8484# from the SIM issued against applicant’s CNIC/Passport or through https://dirbs.pta.gov.pk/drs/auth/login, within 60 days from 1st use on local mobile networks in order to avoid device IMEI(s) blocking.

c. Duplicated/cloned: The device IMEI (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) is identified as duplicated/cloned. You may like to lodge a complaint via PTA CMS (link) for SIM pairing subject to verification/manufacturer confirmation.

d. Stolen: Your mobile device (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) is blocked (Reported Stolen/Lost/Misused to PTA).

e. Fraudulent Activity: This IMEI (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx) has been reported/Identified under fraudulent activity and will be blocked on 202x-xx-xx if no justification proof is received to PTA, you are requested to provide justification through PTA CMS portal accessible through PTA website.

In case of both IMEIs not belonging to same model, device will be subjected to blocking and legal action. Buying/Selling of this mobile device is at your own risk as it is registered under individual CNIC/Passport. Please check both IMEIs in case of dual/digital SIM device.

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