Update your Aadhaar data

Update your Aadhaar data

Please read the instructions carefully, before submitting the request

You can update the following data either by submitting your request Online or sending request through Post.

• Name
• Gender
• Date of Birth
• Address
• Mobile Number

Update Data Online (Click here)

• If Resident is unable to locate the required Pincode/Village/Town/City/Post Office/District/State or is finding difficulty in local language transliteration, they may send their Update request through Post.

Send Update Request through Post

• Aadhaar Data Update/Correction Form For Request Through Post
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• Instructions for Sending Update Request Through Post
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Source : https://uidai.gov.in/update-your-aadhaar-data.html

Inclusion of Aadhar Number (Unique Identification) Number in Service Book of Govt. Servant

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Introduction of Aadhar Enabled Bio-metric Attendance System(AEBAS) - regarding

Inclusion of Aadhaar (Unique Identification) number in Service Book of Government servants

No.Z-20025/9/2014-Estt.(AL)

Government of India

Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions

Department of Personnel & Training

Block-IV, Old JNU Campus,

New Delhi, November 3rd 2014

OFFICE MEMORANDUM

Subject: Inclusion of Aadhaar (Unique Identification) number in Service Book of Government servants -

The undersigned is directed to invite attention to the provisions of the Supplementary Rules which relate to maintaining records of service of a Government employee. As per provisions of SR 199 every step in a Government servants’ official life must be recorded in his Service Book and each entry attested by the Head Of Office. As per SR 202, Heads of Offices are to obtain the signatures of the Government servants in token of their having inspected their Service Books annually. Further Rule 32 of the CCS (Pension) Rules 1972 provides for issuing a communication on completion of 18 years of service, as part of preparatory work for sanctioning pensionary benefits. The Service Books at present contains details of bio data, posting details, qualifying service, security details, HBA, CGHS, CGEGIS, LTC, etc.

2. It has been decided to include the respective Aadhaar numbers also of all Government servants in their Service Books. The e-Service Book format already provides fields forAadhaar number of the Government servant.

3. All Ministries / Departments of the Government of India are requested to ensure that the Service Books of all employees have an entry  of  the employees’  Aadhaar number. Theattached and subordinate offices under their control may also be suitably instructed for compliance,

(Mukul Ratra)

Director

Download DOPT Office Memorandum No.Z-20025/9/2014-Estt.(AL) dated 03.11.2014

Check Your Aadhaar Linking Status with LPG Consumer ID for Direct Benefit Transfer for LPG

Click below link if you are a HPCL (Hindustant Petroleum ) LPG Gas Consumer:
http://dcmstransparency.hpcl.co.in/TransparencyPortal/Transparency/Transparency.aspx


Click below link if you are a BPCL (Bharat Petroleum) LPG Gas Consumer: :
http://www.ebharatgas.com/ebgas/faces/CC_include/ConsumerAadhaarStatus.jsp


For Click below link if you are a IOCL (Indian Oil ) LPG Gas Consumer :
https://spandan.indianoil.co.in/transparency/aadhaarcheck.php

Aadhaar Card as Address Proof

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has notified that the Aadhaar Card is a valid proof for opening of a bank account under the Know Your Customer (KYC) scheme. 

RBI vide its circular dated 28.09.2011 has advised banks to accept the Aadhar letter issued by Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) as an officially valid document for opening bank accounts without any limitations applicable to small accounts. Further, the RBI has also advised the banks vide its circular dated 10.12.2012 that if the address provided by the account holder is the same as that on Aadhaar letter, it may be accepted as a proof of both identity and address. 

This was stated by Shri Namo Narain Meena, MoS in the Ministry of Finance in written reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.

Source :  PIB (Release ID :98474)

Cut away portion, e-Aadhaar valid proofs of identity, address: UIDAI

NEW DELHI: In a bid to allay concerns of stakeholders on the validity of e-Aadhaar and cut-away portion of Aadhaar letter, UIDAItoday said either of the two will be considered a valid proof of identity and address. 

The Unique Identification Authority of India(UIDAI) which is implementing the Aadhaar project clarified in a statement that both--e-Aadhaar and cut-away portion of Aadhaar letter, is to be considered as a valid proof of identity and address. 

The Information Technology Act, 2000 provides for legal recognition of electronic records with digital signatures. Hence e-Aadhaar is to be treated as a valid document in view of the fact that it has been digitally certified, the authority said in statement. 

According to the UIDAI, the e-Aadhaar document is digitally signed, using certificate issued by NIC as per the IT Act. 

Further, all the data printed in e-Aadhaar is the same data as printed in Aadhaar letter, making it a valid and secured electronic document, which should be treated at par with a printed Aadhaar letter. 

A "Resident Portal" had been launched to enable the residents download their e-Aadhaar, an electronically generated Aadhaar letter, from the website of UIDAI. 

In addition, Common Service Centres, set up in states, are also catering to the needs of the residents with regards to download and printing of e-Aadhaar. 

UIDAI has been receiving complaints from residents regarding refusal of acceptance of cut away portion of Aadhaar letter as a valid document, it stated. 

The authority said the cut away portion of Aadhaar letter is as an officially valid document as it contains all the details of Aadhaar letter such as name, address, Aadhaar number, photograph and logo of the Aadhaar Project. 

It also carries a quick response (QR) code containing the demographic details of the resident, it added.

Source : http://economictimes.indiatimes.com

UIDAI launches Aadhaar based Iris Authentication, eKYC, One Time PIN New Services and Permanent Enrollment Centres

Developing on its vision of “Empowering residents of India with a unique identity and a digital platform to authenticate anytime, anywhere”, the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) today unveiled three new Aadhaar-Enabled Services and announced the establishment of first set of permanent enrolment centres (Aadhaar Kendras). The services that were launched today are Authentication services using Iris, Authentication service using One Time Pin and eKYC (Electronic- Know Your Customer) service.

Launching the services, Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, Shri Montek Singh Ahluwalia said, “The Aadhaar authentication and eKYC services launched today will give a boost to the use of the Aadhaar identity platform for authenticating the identity of people. This is a transformational initiative, and I am sure the Aam Aadmi will start reaping the benefits of the Aadhaar project in the near future.”

Authentication and eKYC services of UIDAI will help residents avail benefits of Aadhaar-linked services and give public/private entities an economical, secure and flexible mode of verifying user identity.

Underlining the key role these services will play in the future, Shri Nandan Nilekani, Chairman UIDAI said, “This is a major step in the direction of enabling Aadhaar holders to avail various services by using the Aadhaar identity platform. It also makes sense for various user agencies (public or private) as they can identify a beneficiary/customer using a fast, secure, economical and paperless format.”

a. Authentication service using Iris:  Residents will be able to authenticate identity for availing Aadhaar-enabled services by providing a combination of Aadhaar number + Iris image

b. Authentication service using One Time Pin (OTP): Residents will be able to authenticate identity for availing Aadhaar-enabled services by providing a combination of Aadhaar number + One Time Pin, received on their registered mobile number

c. eKYC service: Electronic verification of resident’s identity & address at his request and/or with his consent. Paperless, secure and economical.

d. Aadhaar Kendra (Permanent Enrolment Centre): Permanent enrolment Centres will facilitate enrolment of residents left out during the camps organized by the Registrars in the past. The centres will also serve as Update Centres - both for biometric and demographic update.

Aadhaar Iris Authentication: is a process wherein Aadhaar number, along with the resident’s Iris Image is submitted to UIDAI’s Central Identities Data Repository (CIDR) for verification; the CIDR verifies whether the Iris data submitted matches the Iris data available in CIDR, which had been collected during enrolment, andresponds with a “yes/no” reply.

Iris-based authentication of residents is a state-of-the-art authentication service which enables an Aadhaar holder to identify himself/herself using the Iris image. The service can be availed of by all those who have an Aadhaar number including the old, blind and those who may have undergone cataract surgery. India is the first country in the world to offer a public Iris Authentication platform and enablement of Iris Authentication for about 350 million residents, who currently hold Aadhaar numbers. This is indeed a ground-breaking technology and service development. UIDAI has conducted proof of concept (PoC) exercises involving Iris technology and concluded that more than 99% of residents could be reliably authenticated.

Aadhaar One Time Pin (OTP) Authentication:  The OTP service enables Aadhaar based authentication of all residents who registered a mobile telephone at the time of enrolment or subsequent updation. With Aadhaar OTP, residents will be able to authenticate themselves using their mobile telephone anytime, anywhere on a self service mode without having to use biometric  authentication device, which requires assisted service.

OTP authentication is a two-step process involving the mobile of a resident. In the first step a request for OTP, against an Aadhaar, is sent to UIDAI’s Central Identities Data Repository (CIDR). In response, CIDR sends a newly generated random OTP on the resident’s mobile/email. In the second step Aadhaar number, along with OTP is submitted to CIDR for verification; the CIDR verifies whether the OTP data submitted matches the generated OTP data available in CIDR andresponds with a “yes/no” reply.

User agencies that take advantage of Aadhaar authentication can use OTP to provide a single factor authentication, or in combination with biometrics to achieve a two factor authentication. This would offer higher flexibility to Authentication User Agencies in terms of deploying appropriate modality based on factors like demographics, service delivery platform and/or domain security requirements.

eKYC: The eKYC service offered by UIDAI will enable individuals to authorise service providers to receive electronic copy of their proof of identity and address. This is a first of its kind service, on any public platform. The service makes KYC instantaneous, totally secure and paperless while enhancing privacy of data. It brings business efficiency and opens doors to innovative service provision in a manner never experienced before on a comparable scale.

eKYC service can be deployed by different agencies to verify a resident’s identity and address. Only DEMOGRAPHIC information (Name, Address, Date of Birth, Gender, Photograph & Mobile Number) that is collected during Aadhaar enrolment will be shared, at the request of, and/or with the consent of the Aadhaar number holder.

Permanent Enrolment Centre: Aadhaar Kendras or Permanent enrolment Centres will facilitate the enrolment of residents left out during the camps organized by the Registrars in the past. They would also serve as Update Centres – for resident who wish to update biometric or demographic data.

Aadhaar Kendras will be located in the Common Services Centres, government buildings in block/mandal/tehsil/municipal ward office or in the official premises of the Registrar or such premises as may be expressly approved by the Registrars. Residents can also seek information about their Aadhaar generation status or get e-Aadhaar printed at these centres.

Registrars may choose to charge a convenience fee not exceeding Rs.10 for printing e-Aadhaar letter and Rs.15 for update requests. Aadhaar Enabled Service Delivery is currently or will soon be linked to various government schemes such as MNREGA wage payments, PDS distribution, payment of social security benefits such as old-age payments, distribution of LPG subsidy etc. Currently over 400 million residents have enrolled for an Aadhaar number, while about 350 million Aadhaar numbers have been issued.

Source : PIB

Aadhaar Card – Personal details can be updated online now

Aadhaar Card holder can request for change of Demographic Profile online

While issue of Aaadhaar card with unique identification number of is in full pace, UIDAI which is executing Aadhaar Scheme throughout India has recently launched another online feature in its website (www.uidai.gov.in)

New Online feature provided in Aadhaar Scheme

Those who have been issued with Aadhaar Card can now use the new online feature in UIDAI website to update their personal profile such as name, gender, date of birth, address and mobile number. Once any of these personal details of a Aadhaar Card holder is edited online, changes will be effected in the central Aadhaar database after due verification of hard-copies of documents concerned by UIDAI authorities

This feature is the most wanted one as demographic profie an individual who has been issued with Aadhaar Card such as mobile phone number, residential address etc may change after issue of Aadhaar card.

The instructions issued by UIDAI for updating personal detils online are as follows.

Dear Resident,

Welcome to Aadhaar Self Service Update Portal. UIDAI is committed to provide resident friendly eco-system and self service update portal is one of the various touch points to update their profile in 3 easy steps: STEP 1: Login with Aadhaar, STEP 2: Submit your Update Request and STEP 3: Upload Documents.

Note that Update here refers to any changes as well as corrections, if required, in resident´s original Aadhaar letter.

Who can use this portal?

Any resident with a mobile number can update their profile using this portal. Mobile number is mandatory to receive password for login.

What all information can be updated through this portal?

Residents can update Name, Address, Gender, Date of Birth and Mobile Numberthrough this portal. For other updates, please visit Aadhaar Enrollment / Update Center. Click here for detailed instructions on submitting Aadhaar Update/ Correctionrequests through this portal.

What are the documents required to be submitted along with an update request?

Residents are required to upload self attested copy of relevant documents for update/ correction. Please click here for the valid list of documents.

Will resident information be Updated immediately after submission of request?

Submission of information for update does not guarantee update of Aadhaar data. The information submitted is subject to verification and validation.

Click here for updating personal details in Aadhaar

Courtesy : http://gpress.in/

Aadhar without Date of Birth – Could not be used as sole document for ID proof

The Government’s initiative to issue identification cards (Aadhar) with unique identification number (UID) to all citizens of India is really a mammoth work considering the population in India.

As per the statistics issued about Aadhar, Unique Identification Authority of India (UIAI) has spent more than Rs.2000 crores for issuing Aadhar to nearly 23 crore people.

As such the Aadhar system is stated to be one of the full-proof technology to prevent duplication.  Three biometric attributes i.e face, fingerprints and iris images of the card holder are collected to maintain uniqueness.

Government has also taken all steps to officialize Aadhar Card for its acceptance an identification card by all government as well as private authorities.

Railways has already notified Aadhar as an acceptable identification card. But Banks say Aadhar alone is not enough for opening new account as it does not contain date of birth.

However, for opening a new account Banks are not accepting Aadhar alone as a documentary proof for the reason that date of birth of the card holder is not mentioned in Aadhar.  Hence,Banks insist additional documents such as PAN to verify the date of birth.

Aadhar is supposed to eliminate an individual’s difficulty of carrying multiple identification documents.  But in this case Aadhar is not alone enough as it could not produced as a document for certifying one’s age.

Better late than never:  Many feel, mentioning date of birth in Aadhar would

not be a problem as UIAI collects date of birth of an individual in the initial application itself.  In fact the year of birth is mentioned in Aadhar.

Source:  Times of India

ആധാര്‍ കാര്‍ഡിലെ തെറ്റുകള്‍ തിരുത്തുവാന്‍ ഇനി ഓണ്‍ലൈന്‍ മാര്‍ഗം റെഡി

ആധാര്‍ കാര്‍ഡിലെ തെറ്റുകള്‍ തിരുത്തുവാന്‍ ഉടനെ തന്നെ ഓണ്‍ലൈന്‍ മാര്‍ഗം റെഡിയാക്കുമെന്നു യുണീക്‌ ഐഡന്‍ടിഫിക്കേഷന്‍ അതോറിറ്റി ഓഫ് ഇന്ത്യ അറിയിച്ചു. ഓണ്‍ലൈന്‍ ആയുള്ള അപേക്ഷയിലൂടെ ഓരോരുത്തരുടെയും പേര്, ലിംഗം, ഡേറ്റ് ഓഫ് ബര്‍ത്ത്, അഡ്രസ്‌, മൊബൈല്‍ നമ്പര്‍ എന്നിവ തിരുത്തുവാന്‍ സാധിക്കുമെന്നും അവര്‍ അറിയിച്ചു.
ഓണ്‍ലൈനിന് പുറമേ യുഐഡിഎഐയുടെ ആറ് റീജണല്‍ ഓഫിസില്‍ ഏതെങ്കിലും ഒന്നിലേക്ക് പോസ്റ്റലായി അപേക്ഷ നല്‍കിയാലും മതിയാകും. മുന്‍പ്‌ പ്രത്യേക അപ്ഡേഷന്‍ സെന്ററുകളിലൂടെ മാത്രമേ ഈ തിരുത്തല്‍ സാധിച്ചിരുന്നുള്ളൂ. ഇലക്ഷന്‍ ഐഡന്‍ടിറ്റി കാര്‍ഡുകളിലെ തെറ്റുകള്‍ മാറ്റാന്‍ കഴിയാതെ ജനങ്ങള്‍ നട്ടം തിരിയുന്നത് കണ്ടാണ് ആധാറില്‍ ഇങ്ങനെ ഒരു പരിഷ്കരണം കൊണ്ട് വന്നിരിക്കുന്നത്.
യുണീക്‌ ഐഡന്‍ടിഫിക്കേഷന്‍ അതോറിറ്റി ഓഫ് ഇന്ത്യയുടെ വെബ്സൈറ്റ് ആയ http://www.uidai.gov.in/യിലൂടെയാണ് അപേക്ഷ നല്‍കുവാന്‍ സാധിക്കുക.

UID- A DOUBLE SIDED SWORD ON SPM

Updating the delivery status of Aadhaar articles now a days creating a headache to the Operating Staffs and also the administrative side also. How it is known this much of article is pending in your office? simple!! Just check the indiapostweb site and you can find a huge thousands of articles pending for updating. But there are some bugs in Indian Postal Dept website. Most of the missent articles are not Updated in website ie; suppose an article numbered UGxxxxxxxxxIN received as missent at YY Office and the same is sent to the correct Post Office by YY, still this article UGxxxxxxxxxIN will be found as not delivered by YY untill the correct postoffice Updates the delivery.

To write this post we have an inspiration; One of our Spm told us that the administrative side pointed out that there are more than 144 UID articles is to be updated; which are shown as Undelivered for More Than 25 days. Among those articles only 3 or 4 article status is to be updated and up to 10-15 articles were received as missent and they have been dispatched.

But the shocking thing is more than 130 UID Aadhaar articles were not received by that office till 05/06/2012 . In the indiapost site these articles are shown as Undelivered More Than 25 days. After long waiting the Bag including article received on06/06/2012. But still these articles are in Undelivered status for more than 25 days.

Is our website is reliable source to instruct our operating staffs in the case of Aadhar Updation. A review in this regard is needed


please see these images.


image 1->This is what we can see when Undeliverd For 25 Days is selected.






image 2->This is what we can see when an article is tracked.

Aadhaar enrolments beyond 20 crore

The Cabinet Committee on Unique Identification Authority of India related issues (CC-UIDA1) today, after detailed deliberations and taking note that the purposes of UIDAI and NPR are different, agreed that the NPR and UIDAI enrolments should proceed simultaneously, with suitable provisions to eliminate avoidable overlap. The Committee approved the following modalities for the roll out of Aadhaar and NPR:

a. UIDAI will be allowed to enrol additional 40 crore residents beyond 20 crore already recommended by the EFC. 

b. In States, where UIDAI has made good progress where State/UT Governments have given commitments for Aadhaar enrolments and are planning to integrate Aadhaar with various service delivery applications, Aadhaar enrolments through Non-RGI Registrars will move at full speed within the ceiling of 60 crore (20 crore + 40 crore). A suggested list of States/UTs was also approved. 

c. The NPR enrolment will continue as envisaged, but if in the course of enrolment, a person indicates he/she is already enrolled for Aadhaar, the biometric data will not be captured by NPR. Instead the Aadhaar number/enrolment number will be recorded in NPR and the biometric data will be sourced from the UIDAI. 

d. Detailed protocols will be worked out by Inter Ministerial co-ordination Committee (IMCC) already constituted by the Ministry of Home Affairs so as to smoothly implement this simultaneous effort. 

The financial proposal relating to Aadhaar enrolments of additional 40 crore will be separately placed before the EFC. Pending this approval, UIDAI is allowed to continue Aadhaar enrolment beyond 20 crore so that the momentum of the field formations is not lost. Provision will be made in the budget for 2012-13 in anticipation thereof. 

The additional cost for enrolment and logistics pertaining to printing and delivery of Aadhaar letters in respect of the 40 crore additional enrolments will be brought before the EFC for their recommendation and to the CC-UIDAI for approval. 

The UID project is primarily aimed at ensuring inclusive growth by providing a form of identity to those who do not have any identity. It seeks to provide UID numbers to the marginalized sections of society and thus would strengthen equity. Apart from providing identity, the UID will enable better delivery of services and effective governance. 

The modalities and detailed protocol for smooth implementation of simultaneous enrolment by the Non-RGI Registry of UIDAI and the RGI will be finalized by the IMCC within the overall directions given by the CC-UIDAI. The enrolment through Non-RGI Registrars of UIDAI will be for an additional 40 crore population. 

Background: 

The Unique Identification Authority' of India (UIDAI) was established in 2009 and has been mandated to issue Unique Identification (UTD) numbers to the residents of India. It may be recalled that UIDAI was constituted by the Government of India in January, 2009 as an attached office of the Planning Commission. Prime Minister's Council of UID Authority was constituted on 30th July, 2009 and its first meeting was held on 12th August, 2009. Subsequently, the Government constituted a Cabinet Committee on Unique Identification Authority' of India related issues (CC-UIDAI) in October, 2009 to look into all issues relating to UIDAI including its organization, plans, policies, programmes, schemes, funding and methodology to be adopted for achieving the objectives of the Authority. Consequent upon the creation and establishment of the Unique Identification Authority of India in 2009 for providing unique identification to the residents across the country, an estimated 17 crore enrolments have been completed by the various Registrars of UIDAI and as on 20.1.2012, 11.90 crore Aadhaar numbers generated. 

Source : PIB dtd 27/01/2012

AADHAAR - Guidelines for Enrolment

AADHAAR - Guidelines for Enrolment

Guidelines for Enrolment : View / Download

ENROLMENT FOR AADHAAR (UID) NUMBER
• Aadhaar is a 12 digit number that the UIDAI will provide
to Residents of India after collecting and verifying their
demographic (e.g., location) and biometric (e.g., thumb
print) data.
• Aadhaar number is unique identification number assigned
to each resident of India.
• Aadhaar is a pure ID scheme operated by the Government
of India.
• Designed to be a primary ID for future purpose to prove
your identity.
• Issue of Aadhaar number is free of cost.
• Department of Posts is one of the Registrars for enrolling
the residents of India for Aadhaar.
• Resident of India may approach the select post offices for
enrolment.
• Obtain Enrolment Form & submit the same duly filled in
at the Post Office for enrolment.
• No fee for Enrolment Form.
• Resident should produce photocopies of any one of the
prescribed documents to prove her/his identity &
residential address viz. Proof of Identity (PoI) & Proof of
Address (PoA) along with originals.
• After verifying the photocopies, the originals will be
returned to the resident at the time of enrolment itself.
• In case of non-availability of PoI or PoA, Head of Family
(HoF) and any other person who have Aadhaar number
may introduce the resident for enrolment.
• After enrolment, an acknowledgement Slip containing 14
digits Enrolment Number for future reference will be
given to the Resident.
• Aadhaar (UID) card will be issued by UIDAI directly to
the Resident by Post.
• The resident can call 1800-180-1947 for status
information after enrolment
• The following are the list of supportive documents to be
submitted for Proof of Identity (PoI).
1. Passport
2. PAN Card
3. Ration/PDS Photo Card
4. Voter ID
5. Driving Licence
6. Govt. Photo ID Cards
7. NREGS Job Card
8. Photo ID issued by
Recognized Educational
Institution
9. Arms License
10. Photo Bank ATM Card
11.Photo Credit Card
12.Pensioner Photo Card
13.Freedom Fighter Photo Card
14.Kissan Photo Passbook
15. CGHS / ECHS Photo Card
16.Address Card having
Name and Photo issued by
Department of Posts
17.Certificate of Identity
having photo issued by
Group A Gazetted Officer
on letterhead
• The following are the list of supportive documents to be
submitted for Proof of Address (PoA).
1.Passport
2.Bank Statement/Passbook
3.Post Office Account
Statement/Passbook
4.Ration Card
5.Voter ID
6.Driving Licence
7.Govt. Photo ID Cards
8.Electricity Bill (not older
than 3 months)
9.Water Bill (not older
than 3 months)
10.Telephone Landline Bill
(not older than 3 months)
11.Property Tax Receipt
(not older than 3 months)
12.Credit Card Statement
(not older than 3 months)
13.Insurance Policy
14.Signed Letter having
Photo from Bank on
letterhead
15.Signed Letter having
Photo issued by
Recognized Educational
Institution on letter head
16. NREGS Job Card
17. Arms License
18. Pensioner Card
19. Freedom Fighter Card
20. Kissan Passbook
21. CGHS / ECHS Card
22.Certificate of Address
having photo issued by
MP or MLA or Group A
Gazetted Officer on
letterhead
23.Certificate of Address
issued by Village
Panchayat head or its
equivalent authority (for
rural areas)
24.Income Tax Assessment
Order
25.Vehicle Registration
Certificate
26.Registered Sale / Lease
/Rent Agreement
27.Address Card having
Photo issued by
Department of Posts
28.Caste and Domicile
Certificate having Photo
issued by State Govt.
• In case of Introducer, the Head of Family or any other
person may submit any of the following documents along
with UID number.
1. PDS Card
2. MNREGA Card
3. CGHS/State Govt./
ECHS/ ESIC Medical
Card
4. Pension Card
5. Army Canteen Card
6. Passport
7. Any other Central/State
Government issued
family entitlement
document duly
approved by the DoP
and UIDAI

Govt. of India – Ministry of Communications & IT
Department of Posts, Tamil Nadu Postal Circle
For information on enrolment process, contact:
Chennai
044 - 28582798

Tiruchirapalli

0431 - 2412145

Madurai

0452 - 2526398

Coimbatore
0422 - 2558204

How to get Aadhaar?

Registration/ Enrollment of Aadhaar Number/ UID Card

The Aadhaar Application Form Can be downloaded and viewed online at

www.iaadhaar.com/enrollment-form

Residents of India need to visit the nearest Enrollment Camp and need to fulfill some formalities (given below) in order to register for an Aadhaar.

1. Documents Verification.
2. Biometric Scanning of Ten Fingerprints.
3. Biometric Scanning of Iris.
4. Photograph.

Here are some of the stages of enrollment:

Enrolment Agency Operator

Resident Provides Verification Document

Enroler Enters Resident Data

Resident Validating Data Entry

Capture of Face Photograph

Iris Capture

Fingerprints Capture (Left Hand)

Fingerprints Capture (Right Hand)

Both Thumbprint Capture

Enroler Signing off with his own finger print

Resident Receives Acknowledgment

After these stages, residents will get an Aadhaar number within 20 to 30 days.

The following documents are required while applying for aadhaar UID card.

Proof of name and photo identity: (any one from list below)

• Passport
• PAN card
• Ration/PDS photo card
• Voter ID
• Driving license
• Government photo ID cards
• NREGS job card
• photo ID issued by recognised educational institute
• Arms license
• photo bank ATM card
• photo credit card
• pensioner photo card
• freedom fighter photo card
• kisan photo passbook
• CGHS/ECHS photo card
• Address card having name photo issued bu department of post.

Proof of address: (any one from list below):

• Passport
• Bank Statement
• Passbook
• Post Office
• Account Statement/Passbook
• Ration Card
• Voter ID /Driving License
• Government Photo ID cards
• Electricity Bill (not older than 3 months)
• Water bill (not older than 3 months)
• Telephone Landline Bill (not older than 3 months)
• Property Tax Receipt (not older than 3 months)
• Credit Card Statement (not older than 3 months)
• Insurance Policy
• Signed Letter having Photo from Bank on letterhead
• Signed Letter having Photo issued by registered Company on letterhead
• Signed Letter having Photo issued by Recognized Educational Instruction on letterhead
• NREGS Job Card
• Arms License
• Pensioner Card
• Freedom Fighter Card
• Kissan Passbook
• CGHS / ECHS Card
• Certificate of Address having photo issued by MP or MLA or Group A Gazetted Officer on letterhead
• Certificate of Address issued by Village Panchayat head or its equivalent authority (for rural areas)
• Income Tax Assessment Order
• Vehicle Registration Certificate
• Registered Sale / Lease / Rent Agreement
• Address Card having Photo issued by Department of Posts
• Caste and Domicile Certificate having Photo issued by State Govt.

Proof of DoB (optional) : (any one from list below)

• Birth Certificate
• SSLC Book/Certificate
• Passport
• Certificate of Date of Birth issued by Group A Gazetted Officer on letterhead

Advantages after getting an Aadhaar Number / UID

The Aadhaar will become the single source of identity verification. Once residents enrol, they can use the number multiple times – they would be spared the hassle of repeatedly providing supporting identity documents each time they wish to access services such as obtaining a bank account, passport, driving license,andso on.

By providing a clear proof of identity, the Aadhaar will also facilitate entry for poor and underprivileged residents into the formal banking system, and the opportunity to avail services provided by the government and the private sector. The Aadhaar will also give migrants mobility of identity.

It will also provide governments with accurate data on residents, enable direct benefit programs, and allow government departments to coordinate investments and share information.

Source : http://www.iaadhaar.com/