Since its launch, the e-Government portal has enabled many calculations and inquiries to be completed online. Through the e-Government portal you can carry out transactions with public institutions and agencies. One of these institutions is the Information and Communication Technologies Authority (ICTA). Using the portal, you can register your device’s IMEI on e-Government.
What is an IMEI?
IMEI stands for International Mobile Equipment Identity. It is a unique code assigned to every mobile device during manufacturing that serves as the device’s identification number. Each phone has a single, unique IMEI. With the IMEI you can determine which device is in use and which SIM card is being used with it. If your phone is lost or stolen, contact your mobile operator or visit their office to have the device blocked. Once a phone is blocked, it cannot be used on the network.
How to Register IMEI on e-Government
To register your IMEI on the e-Government portal, you first need to know your device’s IMEI. You can find your IMEI by dialing *#06# on your phone’s keypad. After obtaining the IMEI, follow these steps to complete the e-Government IMEI registration:
- Click the link provided at the end of this article.
- Press the identity verification (authentication) button on the page.
- Enter your national ID number (T.C. identity number) and your e-Government password.
- Sign in to the system and follow the prompts to register your IMEI.
Make sure the IMEI you enter matches the one shown by your device. Accurate information ensures the registration is processed correctly and helps protect your device if it is lost or stolen.