GOMO SIM Registration Deadline 2025: Don’t Miss This Important Date

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If you are a GOMO user in the Philippines, this article is for you. As part of the government’s ongoing efforts to fight scams and improve mobile security, GOMO SIM Registration is now required by law. This means every GOMO SIM card must be registered with valid personal information and a government-issued ID.
But here’s the most important part: there is a deadline. If you do not register your GOMO SIM before this final date, your SIM card could be deactivated, and you will lose access to calls, texts, internet data, and OTPs from your apps or bank.
In this article, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the GOMO SIM Registration Deadline 2025 — including the official date, what happens if you miss it, how to register your SIM, and how to make sure your number stays active.
Let’s get started before it’s too late.

Why SIM Registration Is Now Mandatory in the Philippines​

The Philippine government passed the SIM Registration Act (Republic Act No. 11934) to address the growing number of mobile-related crimes, such as:
  • Text scams
  • Mobile fraud
  • Identity theft
  • Untraceable criminal activities
This new law makes it mandatory for all SIM card holders — whether using GOMO, Globe, Smart, DITO, or others — to register their SIM cards under their real name with a valid government-issued ID.
By requiring users to register, authorities aim to:
  • Prevent scam text messages
  • Track criminals who use unregistered numbers
  • Protect citizens from mobile fraud
  • Ensure a safer mobile environment for everyone

What Is the GOMO SIM Registration Deadline in 2025?​

As of now, the final deadline for SIM registration in the Philippines is April 26, 2025. This is the extended date granted by the government after millions of users requested more time to complete their registration.
That means:
Deadline: April 26, 2025
⏰ Time: Before midnight of the same day
If your SIM is not registered by this date, it may be automatically deactivated.
So if you haven’t registered yet, now is the best time to do it. Don’t wait until the last day — servers may crash due to high traffic, and you might lose your number.

What Happens If You Miss the Registration Deadline?​

If you fail to register your GOMO SIM by the April 26, 2025 deadline, you will face the following consequences:

❌ SIM Deactivation​

Your SIM card will no longer work. That means you won’t be able to:
  • Send or receive text messages
  • Make or receive calls
  • Use mobile data
  • Receive OTPs from apps or banks

❌ Loss of Data, Promos, and Load​

Any remaining load, active promos, or mobile data will be lost and cannot be recovered.

❌ Disruption of Important Services​

You may miss out on important services such as:
  • Banking OTPs
  • E-wallet logins (GCash, Maya)
  • Emergency alerts
  • Government transactions
  • App verifications

❌ Need to Buy a New SIM​

If your SIM is deactivated, the only way to get service again is to buy a new SIM and register it from the start. In some cases, you may not be able to recover your old number.

Who Needs to Register?​

Everyone using a GOMO SIM must register it. This includes:
  • New users who just bought a SIM
  • Existing GOMO users who activated their SIM before the law took effect
  • Students
  • Employees
  • Seniors
  • Minors (via guardian)

How to Register Your GOMO SIM Step-by-Step​

You can register your GOMO SIM online in just a few minutes. Follow these steps:

✅ Step 1: Go to the GOMO SIM Registration Website​

Use an official portal like https://globsimregistration.ph/gomo-sim-registration/

✅ Step 2: Enter Your Mobile Number​

Type your active GOMO number and wait for an OTP (One-Time Password).

✅ Step 3: Enter the OTP​

Type in the OTP you received via SMS to verify your number.

✅ Step 4: Fill in Personal Details​

Provide the following information:
  • Full Name
  • Date of Birth
  • Gender
  • Nationality
  • Home Address
  • Email (optional)

✅ Step 5: Upload a Valid ID​

Take a clear picture of a valid ID. Some accepted IDs include:
  • National ID (PhilSys)
  • Driver’s License
  • Passport
  • Voter’s ID
  • SSS/UMID
  • Postal ID
  • PRC ID
  • Senior Citizen ID
  • TIN ID
  • PWD ID
  • Student ID (for users 18 and above)

✅ Step 6: Take a Selfie Holding the ID​

Make sure your face and the ID are both visible and clear in the photo.

✅ Step 7: Submit and Wait for Confirmation​

Once you click "Submit," wait for a confirmation text or message. You’re done!

Tips to Avoid Delays During Registration​

To make the process smooth, keep these things in mind:
  • Use a stable internet connection
  • Make sure your ID is not expired
  • Don’t use filters or edits in your selfie
  • Use a good camera with clear lighting
  • Complete all fields correctly — double-check spelling

How to Check If Your SIM Is Already Registered​

If you think you’ve already registered your SIM but aren’t 100% sure, here’s how to confirm it:
  1. Open the GOMO App and log in
  2. Go to your profile or settings
  3. Look for a note that says “SIM Registered”
  4. Or visit the GOMO registration portal and re-enter your number
  5. You’ll see a message confirming whether your number is already registered

Can You Still Register After the Deadline?​

Once the April 26, 2025 deadline passes, SIMs that are not registered will be permanently deactivated. However, the government may open re-registration windows for a short time — but this is not guaranteed.
To avoid any risk, it's always better to register before the official deadline.

What If You Are a Minor or a Senior Citizen?​

The SIM Registration Law has special rules for certain age groups:

Minors (below 18 years old)​

  • A parent or guardian must register the SIM under their name
  • Provide both the child’s and guardian’s IDs
  • Submit a birth certificate or any proof of relationship

Senior Citizens​

  • Senior Citizen IDs are accepted
  • Assistance is available at local barangays or help centers
  • Can ask family members to help with online registration

What If You Don’t Have a Valid ID?​

If you currently don’t have a valid government ID:
  1. Apply for a PhilSys National ID (free and easy to get)
  2. Get a Postal ID from your local post office
  3. Use any temporary ID available and update it later when you receive the official one
  4. If you are under 18, register under a parent or guardian

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)​

Q: Can I register multiple SIMs with one ID?​

A: Yes, you can register more than one SIM under your name using the same ID.

Q: Is GOMO SIM Registration free?​

A: Yes, it is 100% free of charge.

Q: Will my load and data be lost if I miss the deadline?​

A: Yes. Any unused load, data, or promos will be deleted if your SIM is deactivated.

Q: Can I still register a new SIM after the deadline?​

A: Yes, but only new SIM cards will be allowed. Unregistered existing SIMs will be permanently blocked.

Q: What if I entered wrong details during registration?​

A: Contact GOMO customer support to request an update or correction.

Final Reminder: Don’t Wait Until the Last Day​

The government may not extend the deadline again. If you wait too long, you could face system errors or registration delays. Many users reported that last-minute registrations are slow due to high traffic.
To stay connected and avoid losing your number, complete your GOMO SIM Registration as soon as possible.

Final Thoughts​

The GOMO SIM Registration Deadline 2025 is an important date that all GOMO users should remember. Missing this deadline can lead to serious problems — from losing access to your number, to missing out on vital transactions, promos, and security messages.
Don’t take the risk. Take a few minutes today and make sure your SIM is registered correctly. It’s easy, fast, and completely free.
Register now, protect your number, and stay connected — before it’s too late!
 
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