What should I do to change my mobile phone number?
The following items need to be handled when changing the mobile phone number:
1. Back up the address book information in the mobile phone card and notify it in time;
2. Back up the address book information in the mobile phone card and inform all contacts that the mobile phone number has changed in time.
Otherwise, it is easy to cause family and friends to be cheated;
3. Unbind bank cards, Alipay accounts, securities and fund accounts to prevent their own money from being damaged;
4. Change the membership information to prevent others from using it fraudulently, resulting in irreparable consequences;
5. Destroy the mobile phone card in time, and don't discard it at will, so as not to fall into the hands of criminals and commit fraud;
6. Bring your ID card to the local business hall for cancellation in time.
To sum up, my husband can't reissue his mobile phone card in prison. If he has been detained, it means that he has been suspected of committing a crime and belongs to a criminal tool. He can't reissue the card and continue to use it.
Legal basis:
Criminal procedure law
Article 14 1
All kinds of property and documents found in investigation activities that can prove the criminal suspect's guilt or innocence shall be sealed up and detained; Property and documents irrelevant to the case shall not be sealed up or detained. The seized and detained property and documents shall be properly kept or sealed, and shall not be used, exchanged or damaged.
Article 142
The seized or detained property and documents shall be checked clearly with the witnesses present and the holders of the seized or detained property and documents, and a list shall be made on the spot in duplicate, which shall be signed or sealed by the investigators, witnesses and holders, one for the holder and one for future reference.
Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Detention Center
Article 11
Criminals held in detention centers should be strictly examined for their personal and belongings. Non-daily necessities shall be registered, kept on their behalf, counted and returned when they are discharged from prison or transferred to prison or reform-through-labour institutions. Prohibited items should be confiscated. When criminal evidence and suspicious items are found, they shall be recorded on the spot, signed by the criminal, fingerprinted and sent to the competent authority for handling. The physical examination of female criminals should be carried out by female staff.